Re: Weight watchers recipes, circa 1974

[Guest guest]

mikesheldrick wrote:

> More than one post here has suggested that the benefits of CRON are

> realized not so much as by the quality of food one eats, but how

> little of it -- whatever " it " might be -- that one consumes.

>

> To my mind, regular preparation of these Weight Watchers, circa 1974,

> recipes would guarantee effortless achievement of beneficial CRON

> levels, and beyond -- or even a permanent fast.

>

> Off topic, perhaps, but these are wildly, wickedly, funny (and sad).

>

> http://www.candyboots.com/wwcards.html

>

> Mike

>

>

This poster suggests that the quality of the diet is only important if

deficient in nutrition. Otherwise it's the energy balance and/or calories.

JR

[Guest guest]

mikesheldrick wrote:

> More than one post here has suggested that the benefits of CRON are

> realized not so much as by the quality of food one eats, but how

> little of it -- whatever " it " might be -- that one consumes.

>

> To my mind, regular preparation of these Weight Watchers, circa 1974,

> recipes would guarantee effortless achievement of beneficial CRON

> levels, and beyond -- or even a permanent fast.

>

> Off topic, perhaps, but these are wildly, wickedly, funny (and sad).

>

> http://www.candyboots.com/wwcards.html

>

> Mike

>

>

This poster suggests that the quality of the diet is only important if

deficient in nutrition. Otherwise it's the energy balance and/or calories.

JR