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It's Good for You/It May Kill You
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Monday, April 10, 2006

"Because we all needed yet another set of rules to follow, because we had not yet been sufficiently bombarded with dictates about the colors of the fruits and vegetables we should eat and the ideal intake of alcohol and the optimal frequency of low-impact exercise, the Journal of the American Medical Association came along last week to tell us that serious calorie restriction might best serve the quest for a long, disease-free life."
Thank you, kindred spirit: read the article
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It's Good for You/It May Kill You
"Because we all needed yet another set of rules to follow, because we had not yet been sufficiently bombarded with dictates about the colors of the fruits and vegetables we should eat and the ideal intake of alcohol and the optimal frequency of low-impact exercise, the Journal of the American Medical Association came along last week to tell us that serious calorie restriction might best serve the quest for a long, disease-free life."
Thank you, kindred spirit: read the article
thefeedblog at 10:46:00 AM EDT Blog about this entry
4/10/06 10:47 AM