Where can I download a list of "Negative Calorie Foods" ?

"George" wrote in message
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On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 15:28:44 -0700, "determined"
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another - lutefisk - norwegian cod fish I believe. Stinks to high
heaven
and is somewhat rubbery... yuck.


They often have lutefisk and meatball dinners up here at the churches
in North Dakota.

Seems counterproductive to converting anyone... George describes
lutefisk, which he HAS been brave enough to try, as "smelly fish jello
with bones".

I think I'll pass.

Wise choice, Cynthia !! I've smelled the stuff and that was enough to let
me know I didn't want to taste it G

Beverly


Cynthia
262/238.5/200 first goal

Keep it up! This post is helping me not miss food!!!!!!!!!!!! blech!!!

Ya know.... after reading these posts last night, I actually DREAMED that I
was eating a Pizza Hut deep dish cheese lovers pizza.... with canadian bacon
and pineapple.... I dream that i am eating alot of fattening food...... It
was the best pizza I ever ate!!!

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We had scrapple when I was a kid, too. Mother always fried it and we
topped it with syrup. It was never one of my favorites but I ate it. I
have to agree with you on the souse. That stuff ranked right up there
with
pickled pigs feet, cracklings and limburger cheese. I've ate all of them
except the limburger cheese (aka stinky German cheese). My dad loved this
stuff and I couldn't stand the smell of it. Another dish my mother made
was scrambled eggs and brains. It's another food item I've never tasted.
Just the site of these things frying in the skillet was enough to send me
running to the back porch gagging. Now that I think about it - my
parents
ate some strange thingsg

Beverly

"Melissa" wrote in message
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Did you read any of the other replies? There isn't a more complete list
because they are a myth.

"The Catabolic Diet is another example of slick marketing. One of the ways
nutrition fraud survives is through creativity. People are always looking
for something new to help with weight reduction, especially when the
latest
weight loss craze doesn't work and no longer is appealing. Like all weight
loss gimmicks, The Catabolic Diet takes the physiological fact that the
body
requires energy (calories) to digest food and builds a falsehood around
it.
The digestive process is very complex and well regulated. It is a myth
that
foods have negative calories. If the previous examples were true, weight
loss would happen by eating rice cakes all day, regardless of how many
were
eaten. Apples, celery, cauliflower, and other low calorie foods have
nothing
magical about them. People lose weight in two ways: they are taking in
less
food than their body requires and/or they are expending more calories than
they are taking in."

From http://myweb.cableone.net/kkelly/art...catabolic.html

Melissa



wrote in message
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THANKS, but I found and posted that one earlier.
I was looking for a more detailed list.
THANKS for the post.

Gene


"Happy_Homemaker" wrote in message
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http://www.webterrace.com/negative/negative.htm

You should learn how to do a web search, dear.

wrote in message
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If anyone has a link to where I can get a reasonably complete list
of :

Negative Calorie Foods
and/or
Fat Burning Foods

please email me, or post the URL in here.

If I'm going to try & lose 20 pounds, I might as well
choose foods that are harder to digest & fill you up a bit
mo-)

THANKS,
Gene

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Actually, I believe that a couple of the foods on the list, eaten in normal
serving sizes actually do require more energy to digest resulting in a net
loss. I am leery of the fruits, though. Celery and turnips are thought to
be negative calorie foods but I seriously doubt one could eat enough celery
to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Ice water actually requires 8 calories of
energy to be warmed to body temp. So, if you drink 400 glasses of ice water
a day you might actually find that you lose weight. Being that a person
only spends an average of 16 hours awake, that comes to a mere 25 glasses a
day. But, if you added celery, say a stalk of celery for each glass of
water, significant weight loss might be appreciated. And if you got really
sick to your stomach and had to take to the bed for a few days without
eating, even more weight would be lost!

j

"Perple Glow" wrote in message
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What about fried cheese sticks???

Oh, I love those! And jalapeno poppers w/cream cheese...

det

"determined" wrote in message
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"Perple Glow" wrote in message
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What about fried cheese sticks???

Oh, I love those! And jalapeno poppers w/cream cheese...

det


Poppers with cream cheese dipped in ranch dressing...

Jenn

"Wendy" wrote in message
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Let's pull this into a separate thread. I'm fascinated by the concepts of
the stuff people will actually put in their mouths. (Fascinated in the
same way as when I watch operations on TV or can't look away from a car
wreck.)

Can anyone top Melissa's contribution, below?

Melissa wrote:
"Wendy" wrote:
Crafting Mom wrote:

Negative Calorie Foods

Croissants,
french fries
potato chips
deep fried twinkies
cornbread
mashed potatoes
doughnuts

eggo waffles and poptarts

Wendy wrote in message ...
Let's pull this into a separate thread. I'm fascinated by the concepts of
the stuff people will actually put in their mouths. (Fascinated in the
same way as when I watch operations on TV or can't look away from a car
wreck.)

Funnelcake - I get sick even smelling funnelcake.
Potato salad - potato plus the added health benefit of mayonnaise
(sp?)
Cheese steak sandwiches
Macaroni and Cheese dinner
any kind of hot dogs - I don't care if they're the fat free kind-
they're still nasty
fastfood breakfast biscuits
spam
garden burgers
the "Awesome Blossom" appetizer at Chili's - 2800 calories worth of
something that tastes disgusting
Anything that comes from a chinese buffet

AL

breaded and fried poppers, right???

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"Jennifer Austin" wrote in message
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"determined" wrote in message
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"Perple Glow" wrote in message
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What about fried cheese sticks???

Oh, I love those! And jalapeno poppers w/cream cheese...

det


Poppers with cream cheese dipped in ranch dressing...

Jenn

that would be them
"Perple Glow" wrote in message
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breaded and fried poppers, right???

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"Jennifer Austin" wrote in message
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"determined" wrote in message
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"Perple Glow" wrote in message
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What about fried cheese sticks???

Oh, I love those! And jalapeno poppers w/cream cheese...

det


Poppers with cream cheese dipped in ranch dressing...

Jenn

"janice" wrote in message
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On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 00:52:16 -0400, George
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Ugh, Spam. I can't believe people can eat that stuff.

I agree on the spam - we were made to eat it at school but I've never
had it since.
For me the all time most disgusting food is black pudding. Closely
followed by sushi, which I guess puts me in the minority as for some
reason I can't figure a lot of people seem to like it.

Sushi rules this earth! I love it more than any other food. I would eat it
daily if I could.

Martha