Re: Jeanne ots/ Nuking your food in tupperware

January 4, 2006

Hi,

I never thought of this until Bee mentioned it and it

is a good idea. Next time I get a chance I will get

an electric food warmer of some kind for my desk.

Luv,

Debby

San , CA

--- jeannekrieg@... wrote:

> I have decided to stop eating food cold ( I rarely

> nuke)and brought a small electric frying pan to

> work. I will store some stuff in tupperware but I

> won't reheat it in the microwave. I can easily drop

> a little water in the frying pan along with a

> chicken breast etc. and heat it up. Sometimes if I

> work late or have something to do right after work I

> will eat dinner before I leave the office.

> Jeanne otn

Website for my son Hunter Hudson, born 10/11/04:

January 5, 2006

Dear Jeanne,

All nuking is not okay for anyone, even healthy people. Sticking to

the diet is good but when you nuke the food it is toxic to the body,

and is devoid of enzymes and nutrients, causing your body's cells to

become deformed.

Bee

>

> I make huge

> batches of everything and store it in tupperware. Then

> I nuke it in the microwave, either at home or at work.

> As long as I stick to the diet, I figure eating nuked

> food is better than processed food. Or at least that's

> my theory.

> Jeanne OTS

>

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