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Arugula Latte

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14. That generally works, but there are many exceptions --

Reply to PhilSays (Reply #4)

Wed Mar 12, 2014, 07:29 PM

Mar 2014

and many people will hang onto weight even doing the exact same calorie/exercise program as you. So I wouldn't be so smug about it. It's not always so simple.

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very interesting Scout Mar 2014 #3

I've lost 30 pounds since January. PhilSays Mar 2014 #4

That takes effort; a pill takes none. Often, dieters want something for nothing. JJChambers Mar 2014 #6

Yup, you are right. eating less and exercising more itsrobert Mar 2014 #7

smug much? n/t Scout Mar 2014 #9

While that works nadinbrzezinski Mar 2014 #12

I have, I have. phylny Mar 2014 #13

That generally works, but there are many exceptions -- Arugula Latte Mar 2014 #14

You mean it is not always gluttony by poor people and southerners? Jamastiene Mar 2014 #8

no, on DU it's still just gluttony and laziness. Scout Mar 2014 #10

i hope the insurance companies don't figure out a way to screen for it 0rganism Mar 2014 #11