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Our country weight-loss mainstream now seems to be SB-like low-carb!
Interesting - I have just looked at pages of our country mainstream
weight-loss organization (www.stob.cz) and found to my surprise that it has gone low-carb (or controlled carb if you wish). There is even SB book review saying that SB represents exactly the same principles that STOB is promoting for recent two years. So to my surprise, I was practically on mainstream diet last year (I am a little bit dissapointed Mirek |
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What language is that?
"Mirek Fidler" wrote in message ... Interesting - I have just looked at pages of our country mainstream weight-loss organization (www.stob.cz) and found to my surprise that it has gone low-carb (or controlled carb if you wish). There is even SB book review saying that SB represents exactly the same principles that STOB is promoting for recent two years. So to my surprise, I was practically on mainstream diet last year (I am a little bit dissapointed Mirek |
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On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 19:04:52 GMT, "Cubit" wrote:
What language is that? "Mirek Fidler" wrote in message ... Interesting - I have just looked at pages of our country mainstream weight-loss organization (www.stob.cz) and found to my surprise that it has gone low-carb (or controlled carb if you wish). There is even SB book review saying that SB represents exactly the same principles that STOB is promoting for recent two years. So to my surprise, I was practically on mainstream diet last year (I am a little bit dissapointed , likely Czechoslovakia or whatever it's called now. Carol -- "Years ago my mother used to say to me... She'd say, 'In this world Elwood, you must be oh-so smart or oh-so pleasant.' Well, for years I was smart.... I recommend pleasant. You may quote me." *James Stewart* in the 1950 movie, _Harvey_ |
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On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 19:04:52 GMT, "Cubit" wrote:
What language is that? "Mirek Fidler" wrote in message ... Interesting - I have just looked at pages of our country mainstream weight-loss organization (www.stob.cz) and found to my surprise that it has gone low-carb (or controlled carb if you wish). There is even SB book review saying that SB represents exactly the same principles that STOB is promoting for recent two years. So to my surprise, I was practically on mainstream diet last year (I am a little bit dissapointed , likely Czechoslovakia or whatever it's called now. Carol -- "Years ago my mother used to say to me... She'd say, 'In this world Elwood, you must be oh-so smart or oh-so pleasant.' Well, for years I was smart.... I recommend pleasant. You may quote me." *James Stewart* in the 1950 movie, _Harvey_ |
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On 12-Sep-2004, "Cubit" wrote: "Mirek Fidler" wrote in message ... Interesting - I have just looked at pages of our country mainstream weight-loss organization (www.stob.cz) and found to my surprise that it has gone low-carb (or controlled carb if you wish). There is even SB book review saying that SB represents exactly the same principles that STOB is promoting for recent two years. So to my surprise, I was practically on mainstream diet last year (I am a little bit dissapointed What language is that? English. Pretty good English for a Czech. Carmen |
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"Mirek Fidler" wrote in message
... Interesting - I have just looked at pages of our country mainstream weight-loss organization (www.stob.cz) and found to my surprise that it has gone low-carb (or controlled carb if you wish). There is even SB book review saying that SB represents exactly the same principles that STOB is promoting for recent two years. So to my surprise, I was practically on mainstream diet last year (I am a little bit dissapointed What language is that? English. Pretty good English for a Czech. Thanks I am always a little bit afraid that my Czenglish is so bad that others would not understand it.... Mirek |
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Hi,
On 12-Sep-2004, "Mirek Fidler" wrote: There is even SB book review saying that SB represents exactly the same principles that STOB is promoting for recent two years. So to my surprise, I was practically on mainstream diet last year (I am a little bit dissapointed What language is that? English. Pretty good English for a Czech. Thanks I am always a little bit afraid that my Czenglish is so bad that others would not understand it.... Once I got used to the accent it was perfectly understandable. ;-) Take care, Carmen |
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Hi,
On 12-Sep-2004, "Mirek Fidler" wrote: There is even SB book review saying that SB represents exactly the same principles that STOB is promoting for recent two years. So to my surprise, I was practically on mainstream diet last year (I am a little bit dissapointed What language is that? English. Pretty good English for a Czech. Thanks I am always a little bit afraid that my Czenglish is so bad that others would not understand it.... Once I got used to the accent it was perfectly understandable. ;-) Take care, Carmen |
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"Mirek Fidler" wrote in message ...
Interesting - I have just looked at pages of our country mainstream weight-loss organization (www.stob.cz) and found to my surprise that it has gone low-carb (or controlled carb if you wish). There is even SB book review saying that SB represents exactly the same principles that STOB is promoting for recent two years. So to my surprise, I was practically on mainstream diet last year (I am a little bit dissapointed Mirek Wish I was trilingual and was able to read the page. I expected this kind of turn-around. First they disparaged low-carb as quackery, then they made a stink about how dangerous it is. Now that people are starting to really understand that low-carb works and is safe and that low-fat doesn't work and leads to poor health, the mainstream has to find a way to appear to be on-board with low-carb without admitting that they've accepted low-carb, and more importantly not appearing to admit they were WRONG about low-carb. Talk about walking a tight-rope. The message was eat less fat and more carbs. Now it is eat less fat and sugary snacks. (finally!) Pretty soon they will say that they were saying this all along and they will present the low-carb diet as safe and effective while using different language to give the appearance that they came up with it and that it is different from the known low-carb diets. That is happening now to some degree. The South Beach Diet is essentially the same as any other low-carb diet but couched in terms and with conditions (specific fats and carbs) that the mainstream can swallow easier than with the atkins diet. The basic principles of southbeach and atkins are the exact same. TC |
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I meant, what language is on the website. Silly.
"Carmen" wrote in message ... On 12-Sep-2004, "Cubit" wrote: "Mirek Fidler" wrote in message ... Interesting - I have just looked at pages of our country mainstream weight-loss organization (www.stob.cz) and found to my surprise that it has gone low-carb (or controlled carb if you wish). There is even SB book review saying that SB represents exactly the same principles that STOB is promoting for recent two years. So to my surprise, I was practically on mainstream diet last year (I am a little bit dissapointed What language is that? English. Pretty good English for a Czech. Carmen |
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