But not CR Apparently? LOL

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/4941910.stm

I don't know what the study says, but this BBC report of it does not

mention cutting calories. Are these people still back in the

nutrition stone age?

Rodney.

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While I agree with you, there was a similar report from the WHO about a year ago that around 7 million deaths a year can be prevented if we followed 4 simple health principles. I also posted a study done in the US that showed less than 5% of Americans follow those 4 simple guidelines. Clearly, its not CR-ON recommendations, and there is alot more to do. But, we are an unusual group. And, in a world gone mad, about fad, its a push in the right direction. Regardsjeff Rodney <perspect1111@...> wrote: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/4941910.stmI don't know what the study says, but this BBC report of it does not mention cutting

calories. Are these people still back in the nutrition stone age?Rodney.

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[Guest guest]

While I agree with you, there was a similar report from the WHO about a year ago that around 7 million deaths a year can be prevented if we followed 4 simple health principles. I also posted a study done in the US that showed less than 5% of Americans follow those 4 simple guidelines. Clearly, its not CR-ON recommendations, and there is alot more to do. But, we are an unusual group. And, in a world gone mad, about fad, its a push in the right direction. Regardsjeff Rodney <perspect1111@...> wrote: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/4941910.stmI don't know what the study says, but this BBC report of it does not mention cutting

calories. Are these people still back in the nutrition stone age?Rodney.

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