Subject: Next on TheDoctors, blocking carbs

From: Fit Made Easy <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 03 Oct 2014 08:03:26 -0700

Next on The Doctors...
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[Oprah's key to becoming fit without lifting a finger]

We all love carbs but know they are no good for our waistline. Now we can eat all carbs you want thanks to a recent discovery that was uncovered by "The Doctors -TV-"
-- http://www.rutdib.com/macrocephalic/parasitize/media/coddlers/outshouting/deselecting.cfm

Highlights-
-Eat all the carbs/starch you want and never gain- 
-No need to workout-

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What do you think?-
-I find cooking a creative pastime 
-I get pleasure from cooking for friends. 
-As I'm getting older I think the mental discipline involved in following a recipe, weighing ingredients, writing the shopping list and going out to buy the stuff, remembering to switch off the oven, etc., has got to be good brain exercise.
-There are dishes that I think I can do better than the big manufacturers.
-Cooking at home is a lot more economical than buying food in.
-I feel very self-satisfied when I have stuff in the freezer or 'fridge that I've made myself.
-Home baking is a very good way of raising money for charities.
-I get pleasure from making and eating dishes that my mother and my grandmother made when I was young. Now they're gone it's a way of keeping them around me.

Heavens! Did I actually write that last one. I didn't realise I was so sentimental

Sometimes I wonder myself... why cook? Oh, sorry, it was "Why do you cook?" Most times I find it to be an enjoyable activity and other times, the opposite. My having two minds on the topic probably has something to do with the number of years I've been doing it.