Wanna try an experiment?

Okay, yesterday morning and this morning, I tried a Hot Water Therapy
that my East Indian friend told me about. And last night, the whoosh
fairy took 3 lbs, breaking a week-long stall and putting me in the 50 club!

It would be great if some of the posters here would give this therapy a
try with me, to see if it can be used as a stall-buster.

The purpose of the therapy is to cleanse your insides and drop a few
pounds. Here is what you do:

Every morning, for a week, drink 4-5 glasses of water *as hot as you can
stand it* in as short a time as you can. Then, go for a 15-20 minute
power walk. Then continue with your breakfast and normal daily routine.

You can add a squeeze of lime juice to the water if you like, and you
can take some cayenne capsules for added burn. I took two yesterday, but
skipped them today. I like the lime juice, though - it makes the hot
water much easier to drink.

What do you think?

--
Regards,

Deb
260/209.5/135

In article Jr5uc.6539$ig5.438@edtnps89,
barrdbarrbarr wrote:

Okay, yesterday morning and this morning, I tried a Hot Water Therapy
that my East Indian friend told me about. And last night, the whoosh
fairy took 3 lbs, breaking a week-long stall and putting me in the 50 club!

It would be great if some of the posters here would give this therapy a
try with me, to see if it can be used as a stall-buster.

The purpose of the therapy is to cleanse your insides and drop a few
pounds. Here is what you do:

Every morning, for a week, drink 4-5 glasses of water *as hot as you can
stand it* in as short a time as you can. Then, go for a 15-20 minute
power walk. Then continue with your breakfast and normal daily routine.

You can add a squeeze of lime juice to the water if you like, and you
can take some cayenne capsules for added burn. I took two yesterday, but
skipped them today. I like the lime juice, though - it makes the hot
water much easier to drink.

What do you think?

I think it sounds like a bunch of hooey.

--
Michelle Levin
http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick

I have only 3 flaws. My first flaw is thinking that I only have 3 flaws.

Could be... but it's just water (and lime + cayenne if one chooses).
East Indians have a lot of beauty secrets, and my friend says this is
one of them. She is not the type of person to spout "hooey". But, it may
not work for everyone. That's why I suggested an experiment.

Regards,

Deb
260/209.5/135


Luna wrote:
In article Jr5uc.6539$ig5.438@edtnps89,
barrdbarrbarr wrote:


Okay, yesterday morning and this morning, I tried a Hot Water Therapy
that my East Indian friend told me about. And last night, the whoosh
fairy took 3 lbs, breaking a week-long stall and putting me in the 50 club!

It would be great if some of the posters here would give this therapy a
try with me, to see if it can be used as a stall-buster.

The purpose of the therapy is to cleanse your insides and drop a few
pounds. Here is what you do:

Every morning, for a week, drink 4-5 glasses of water *as hot as you can
stand it* in as short a time as you can. Then, go for a 15-20 minute
power walk. Then continue with your breakfast and normal daily routine.

You can add a squeeze of lime juice to the water if you like, and you
can take some cayenne capsules for added burn. I took two yesterday, but
skipped them today. I like the lime juice, though - it makes the hot
water much easier to drink.

What do you think?


I think it sounds like a bunch of hooey.

East Indians also have a lot of snake charmers and other assorted flim flam
artists.

--
You take stupid to a new level. -- MFW


"barrdbarrbarr" wrote in message
news:9N5uc.609$pX3.399@clgrps12...
Could be... but it's just water (and lime + cayenne if one chooses).
East Indians have a lot of beauty secrets, and my friend says this is
one of them. She is not the type of person to spout "hooey". But, it may
not work for everyone. That's why I suggested an experiment.

Regards,

Deb
260/209.5/135


Luna wrote:
In article Jr5uc.6539$ig5.438@edtnps89,
barrdbarrbarr wrote:


Okay, yesterday morning and this morning, I tried a Hot Water Therapy
that my East Indian friend told me about. And last night, the whoosh
fairy took 3 lbs, breaking a week-long stall and putting me in the 50
club!

It would be great if some of the posters here would give this therapy a
try with me, to see if it can be used as a stall-buster.

The purpose of the therapy is to cleanse your insides and drop a few
pounds. Here is what you do:

Every morning, for a week, drink 4-5 glasses of water *as hot as you can
stand it* in as short a time as you can. Then, go for a 15-20 minute
power walk. Then continue with your breakfast and normal daily routine.

You can add a squeeze of lime juice to the water if you like, and you
can take some cayenne capsules for added burn. I took two yesterday, but
skipped them today. I like the lime juice, though - it makes the hot
water much easier to drink.

What do you think?


I think it sounds like a bunch of hooey.

So do many cultures.

Regards,

Deb
260/209.5/135


JC Der Koenig wrote:
East Indians also have a lot of snake charmers and other assorted flim flam
artists.

"JC Der Koenig"

East Indians also have a lot of snake charmers and other assorted flim
flam
artists.


JC I believe it is flin flan ???
wrote in message ...
East Indians also have a lot of snake charmers and other assorted flim
flam
artists.

--
You take stupid to a new level. -- MFW


"barrdbarrbarr" wrote in message
news:9N5uc.609$pX3.399@clgrps12...
Could be... but it's just water (and lime + cayenne if one chooses).
East Indians have a lot of beauty secrets, and my friend says this is
one of them. She is not the type of person to spout "hooey". But, it may
not work for everyone. That's why I suggested an experiment.

Regards,

Deb
260/209.5/135


Luna wrote:
In article Jr5uc.6539$ig5.438@edtnps89,
barrdbarrbarr wrote:


Okay, yesterday morning and this morning, I tried a Hot Water Therapy
that my East Indian friend told me about. And last night, the whoosh
fairy took 3 lbs, breaking a week-long stall and putting me in the 50
club!

It would be great if some of the posters here would give this therapy
a
try with me, to see if it can be used as a stall-buster.

The purpose of the therapy is to cleanse your insides and drop a few
pounds. Here is what you do:

Every morning, for a week, drink 4-5 glasses of water *as hot as you
can
stand it* in as short a time as you can. Then, go for a 15-20 minute
power walk. Then continue with your breakfast and normal daily
routine.

You can add a squeeze of lime juice to the water if you like, and you
can take some cayenne capsules for added burn. I took two yesterday,
but
skipped them today. I like the lime juice, though - it makes the hot
water much easier to drink.

What do you think?


I think it sounds like a bunch of hooey.

You really ought to check your dictionary before you go around correcting
people, especially when they are right:
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=flim-flam

In news:kQ9uc.584842$Pk3.162335@pd7tw1no,
deeder stated
| "JC Der Koenig"
|
|| East Indians also have a lot of snake charmers and other assorted
|| flim flam artists.
|
|
| JC I believe it is flin flan ???

Did I mention a new level?

--
You take stupid to a new level. -- MFW


"deeder" wrote in message
news:kQ9uc.584842$Pk3.162335@pd7tw1no...
"JC Der Koenig"

East Indians also have a lot of snake charmers and other assorted flim
flam
artists.


JC I believe it is flin flan ???
wrote in message ...
East Indians also have a lot of snake charmers and other assorted flim
flam
artists.

--
You take stupid to a new level. -- MFW


"barrdbarrbarr" wrote in message
news:9N5uc.609$pX3.399@clgrps12...
Could be... but it's just water (and lime + cayenne if one chooses).
East Indians have a lot of beauty secrets, and my friend says this is
one of them. She is not the type of person to spout "hooey". But, it
may
not work for everyone. That's why I suggested an experiment.

Regards,

Deb
260/209.5/135


Luna wrote:
In article Jr5uc.6539$ig5.438@edtnps89,
barrdbarrbarr wrote:


Okay, yesterday morning and this morning, I tried a Hot Water
Therapy
that my East Indian friend told me about. And last night, the whoosh
fairy took 3 lbs, breaking a week-long stall and putting me in the
50
club!

It would be great if some of the posters here would give this
therapy
a
try with me, to see if it can be used as a stall-buster.

The purpose of the therapy is to cleanse your insides and drop a few
pounds. Here is what you do:

Every morning, for a week, drink 4-5 glasses of water *as hot as you
can
stand it* in as short a time as you can. Then, go for a 15-20 minute
power walk. Then continue with your breakfast and normal daily
routine.

You can add a squeeze of lime juice to the water if you like, and
you
can take some cayenne capsules for added burn. I took two yesterday,
but
skipped them today. I like the lime juice, though - it makes the hot
water much easier to drink.

What do you think?


I think it sounds like a bunch of hooey.

Could be... but it's just water (and lime + cayenne if one chooses).
East Indians have a lot of beauty secrets, and my friend says this is
one of them. She is not the type of person to spout "hooey". But, it may
not work for everyone. That's why I suggested an experiment.

Were you drinking 4-5 glasses of even cold water every morning previously? If
this was a 'trick' to get you to drink more water, I'd say that's why it
worked.

LCing since 12/01/03-
Me- 5'7" 265/198/140
& hubby- 6' 310/210/180

No, not in the morning. But I do drink *lots* of water every day -
probably 3-4 liters.

Most here will probably not believe this now, but I am a very skeptical
person. (Carl Sagan is one of my heroes.) However, I also trust my
friend implicitly. Her integrity and honor are rock solid. *That's* why
I decided to try her water therapy. Many things in nature have been
observed, practiced, or believed before they were scientifically
investigated and disproven (or not).

We should also remember that before the studies, Atkins was a joke. Many
people considered it to be quackery and snake oil. And many people still
do. But low-carb worked for most who tried it, even before it was
scientifically investigated.

"Letter on Corpulence," William Banting, 1869.

Regards,

Deb
260/209.5/135


LCer09 wrote:
Could be... but it's just water (and lime + cayenne if one chooses).
East Indians have a lot of beauty secrets, and my friend says this is
one of them. She is not the type of person to spout "hooey". But, it may
not work for everyone. That's why I suggested an experiment.


Were you drinking 4-5 glasses of even cold water every morning previously? If
this was a 'trick' to get you to drink more water, I'd say that's why it
worked.

LCing since 12/01/03-
Me- 5'7" 265/198/140
& hubby- 6' 310/210/180