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Old 08-04-2009, 01:15 PM
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My sympathies for your toaster Betts

Crazy how much "hidden" sugar we eat each day.
Read this to get an idea of where the hidden sugars are hidden
Hidden Sugars | OlsonND.com
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Old 08-04-2009, 01:18 PM
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I still ate the toast though Actually it was a bit scarey. Flames and smoke and everything. Will peruse the list. Thanks DB.
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Old 08-04-2009, 05:16 PM
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Hi all. I'm really tired today (monthly cramps) and just lost my post. The good thing about being woozy is you don't want to eat. The mind frick story was spot on. I'm having one of those about the prospect of exercising. Thanks for the hidden sugar link, DB, I'll check it out once I'm conscious again.
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Old 08-04-2009, 05:38 PM
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I still ate the toast though Actually it was a bit scarey. Flames and smoke and everything. Will peruse the list. Thanks DB.
Bets, you're so funny! "Fruit Toast Flambe" -- the new house specialty.
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Old 08-04-2009, 05:43 PM
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Oh my....you people are getting to me, in a GOOD way.

Not only did I ride my bike to work today, I also packed my rucksack with healthy foods to nibble on all day long...

Grapes, nuts, cheese, and vegetable juice. Look at her go...whhhhhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!

I haven't gotten 100% away from grains yet but have cut out ALL sweets and that was a biggie for me.

I have had a headache in the afternoons the last couple days too, which I know is my body detoxing off the sugar. But you know, knowing that is what is happening makes the pain a bit more bearable, it's like a SIGN that the toxins are leaving so I don't mind so much.

I also hopped on the scale and have lost a pound already. Good times! Hope everyone is doing well.

Sorry about your toaster Betty!!
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Old 08-05-2009, 10:37 AM
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Pamina I am the total opposite to you, when the painter comes to town I eat EVERY thing that's not glued down -- not a pretty site I know.
Macca powder is really good for PMS-ing if anyone battles.
It is a herb which is mostly used to help with infertility, erectile dysfunction as well as increasing sexual activity and increasing sexual desire, it has far more to offer – and interesting research has looked at the effect that Maca has on menopausal women and reducing high blood pressure.

A little bit of useless info for you today:-)
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Old 08-05-2009, 10:42 AM
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I must just say that this morning I woke up about 20 minutes before the alarm was due to go off and I leapt out of bed a bundle of energy which is SO not like me in winter. I'm impressed with myself actually.
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I must just say that this morning I woke up about 20 minutes before the alarm was due to go off and I leapt out of bed a bundle of energy which is SO not like me in winter. I'm impressed with myself actually.
Wow, that's GREAT, Deebs! You're such a good example for us to follow. I'm still hanging in there with my taper and hope I can get to full SF like you in a few weeks.

It's funny how we put all this junk into our body (sugar, caffeine, Goldfish crackers) to give it energy, when the body naturally has an adequate supply. I was raised on McDonald's, Easter candy, and Ruffles potato chips. I think they had no idea during the 70's-90's decades of how harmful all this stuff is. 'Turned me into Edgar from MIB:

YouTube - Edgar from Men in Black

Have a great day, with no sugarplum fairies.
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I must just say that this morning I woke up about 20 minutes before the alarm was due to go off and I leapt out of bed a bundle of energy which is SO not like me in winter. I'm impressed with myself actually.
You call your weather winter? It must probably be 25C in KZN!!!
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You call your weather winter? It must probably be 25C in KZN!!!
Yes, well
I am up the hill a bit so it's at least 5 degrees cooler
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