Re: PLacebo-ish? a little update

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/16/2004 9:14:26 AM Eastern Standard Time,

joyfulitl@... writes:

> Finally, back to the placebo deal. Do folks really feel this much better

> this soon after trying the BTD?

The improvement in my health after 30 days was incredible for me but I was

very sick at the time I started. I had the brain thing when I quit smoking.

[Guest guest]

" wouldn't go back to eating anything and everything for

anything!! " LOL

good quote and agree

Emmi

(another " 98er " )

[Guest guest]

Hey,

I am new to the group, as of yesterday, but not new to the " Concept " of .

I have an A and B whom I cook for as well.

Forgive me if I am intruding but, I thought this note was interesting and I have

a few questions:

What is BTD?

Was the " Brain thing " for quitting smioking about withdrawls?

Would following the diet for O be better for those who are quitting, reducing

the intensity of withdrawls and/or not gaining wt?

What are you referring to as far as the placebo issue?

thank you in-advance to the answers....I hope to learn and learn and learn and

well you get it...

Maddviking@... wrote:

In a message dated 3/16/2004 9:14:26 AM Eastern Standard Time,

joyfulitl@... writes:

> Finally, back to the placebo deal. Do folks really feel this much better

> this soon after trying the BTD?

The improvement in my health after 30 days was incredible for me but I was

very sick at the time I started. I had the brain thing when I quit smoking.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/17/2004 8:55:21 AM Eastern Standard Time,

gorkko5@... writes:

> Was the " Brain thing " for quitting smioking about withdrawls?

To paraphrase, someone said the diet was making them kinda sponge brained and

I commented.