25-06-2011, 05:50 PM
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Well done Nutty keep it up 1.2lb off is better than 1.2lb on. At least you are making the effort unlike me who has only talked about it up to present. If Saturday is weigh in day I will kick my butt and get started on the mission to lose the 7lbs I have put on. It doesn't sound a lot but it makes a difference as when I try on something that fit ok before it doesn't fit quite the same now. It's surprising what a difference 1/2st makes. Weigh in next Saturday then.-- WATCH THIS SPACE--What's happened to RockRiderSpain are you still ploughing on with your challenge Rock? Tell us how you are doing.27-06-2011, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Nuttygran
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Thanks Rueben. I'll look forward to your results.. 
I have borrowed Marissa Peer's book 'You can be Thin' on CD's. It has spoiled my perception of cows milk now...
27-06-2011, 04:29 PM
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It's the mucous Rueben, somehow she has managed to plant an abhorrence in my mind. I use fully skimmed milk usually, I don't like goats milk nor can I drink my coffee black. I have tried soy milk in coffee but yuck! I am annoyed with myself and her - silly I know... Her argument is that no animal drinks the milk of another animal, plus our nearest animal relative is the ape, not the cow.I tend to agree with some of her other views.
27-06-2011, 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Nuttygran
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It's the mucous Rueben, somehow she has managed to plant an abhorrence in my mind. I use fully skimmed milk usually, I don't like goats milk nor can I drink my coffee black. I have tried soy milk in coffee but yuck! I am annoyed with myself and her - silly I know... Her argument is that no animal drinks the milk of another animal, plus our nearest animal relative is the ape, not the cow.I tend to agree with some of her other views.
Erm, must disagree about no other animal: all of us have seen pics of unusual lactating females nursing another spexies: dogs with kittens, etc. etc.
27-06-2011, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by dandysmom
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Erm, must disagree about no other animal: all of us have seen pics of unusual lactating females nursing another spexies: dogs with kittens, etc. etc.
30-06-2011, 02:35 PM
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Tried rice milk in my coffee, surprisingly it's OK. I'm slowly cutting down on carbs & dairy foods. Trial & sometimes error but I think in the main the lady is helpful. The way she suggest eating is very near the paleo diet.Hi Geordiegirl, how are you getting on? Also RockriderSpain and Topaz, let us know your news & views.
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