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Old September 3rd, 2004, 12:51 PM
LazyEights
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What is your definition of a starvation diet?

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Old September 3rd, 2004, 01:32 PM
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"LazyEights" wrote in message
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What is your definition of a starvation diet?

Lazy


For the purposes of my point I below I was referring to the very bare
minimum required to stop your body shutting down and still being able to
maintain a fairly normal life but I didnt manage to get an answer in terms
of how many calories that would take - I guess you could do (as I am now)
complete starvation for 4 or 5 days but I was thinking more in terms of
weeks rather than days and I know I will need to eat something eventually
but would like to know the minimum I need

Jay


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Old September 3rd, 2004, 01:32 PM
Jay
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"LazyEights" wrote in message
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What is your definition of a starvation diet?

Lazy


For the purposes of my point I below I was referring to the very bare
minimum required to stop your body shutting down and still being able to
maintain a fairly normal life but I didnt manage to get an answer in terms
of how many calories that would take - I guess you could do (as I am now)
complete starvation for 4 or 5 days but I was thinking more in terms of
weeks rather than days and I know I will need to eat something eventually
but would like to know the minimum I need

Jay


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Old September 3rd, 2004, 01:32 PM
Jay
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"LazyEights" wrote in message
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What is your definition of a starvation diet?

Lazy


For the purposes of my point I below I was referring to the very bare
minimum required to stop your body shutting down and still being able to
maintain a fairly normal life but I didnt manage to get an answer in terms
of how many calories that would take - I guess you could do (as I am now)
complete starvation for 4 or 5 days but I was thinking more in terms of
weeks rather than days and I know I will need to eat something eventually
but would like to know the minimum I need

Jay


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Old September 3rd, 2004, 01:40 PM
Dally
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Jay wrote:

"LazyEights" wrote in message
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What is your definition of a starvation diet?

Lazy



For the purposes of my point I below I was referring to the very bare
minimum required to stop your body shutting down and still being able to
maintain a fairly normal life but I didnt manage to get an answer in terms
of how many calories that would take - I guess you could do (as I am now)
complete starvation for 4 or 5 days but I was thinking more in terms of
weeks rather than days and I know I will need to eat something eventually
but would like to know the minimum I need

Jay


Jay, why do that? It just shoots yourself in the foot. Whatever your
goal is, starvation/fasting for days on end is NOT the way to achieve
it. (With the possible exception of a well-publicized hunger strike.)

Dally

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Old September 3rd, 2004, 01:40 PM
Dally
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Jay wrote:

"LazyEights" wrote in message
.. .

What is your definition of a starvation diet?

Lazy



For the purposes of my point I below I was referring to the very bare
minimum required to stop your body shutting down and still being able to
maintain a fairly normal life but I didnt manage to get an answer in terms
of how many calories that would take - I guess you could do (as I am now)
complete starvation for 4 or 5 days but I was thinking more in terms of
weeks rather than days and I know I will need to eat something eventually
but would like to know the minimum I need

Jay


Jay, why do that? It just shoots yourself in the foot. Whatever your
goal is, starvation/fasting for days on end is NOT the way to achieve
it. (With the possible exception of a well-publicized hunger strike.)

Dally

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Old September 3rd, 2004, 01:40 PM
Dally
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Jay wrote:

"LazyEights" wrote in message
.. .

What is your definition of a starvation diet?

Lazy



For the purposes of my point I below I was referring to the very bare
minimum required to stop your body shutting down and still being able to
maintain a fairly normal life but I didnt manage to get an answer in terms
of how many calories that would take - I guess you could do (as I am now)
complete starvation for 4 or 5 days but I was thinking more in terms of
weeks rather than days and I know I will need to eat something eventually
but would like to know the minimum I need

Jay


Jay, why do that? It just shoots yourself in the foot. Whatever your
goal is, starvation/fasting for days on end is NOT the way to achieve
it. (With the possible exception of a well-publicized hunger strike.)

Dally

 




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