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Slim-Fast Alternatives (support Freedom of Speech)
Slim-Fast is not only a terrible way to control one's weight, now the
company has revealed itself to be just another anti-freedom-of-speech corporation. Slim-Fast has fired comedian Whoopi Goldberg for speaking out against George W. Bush. Bravo Whoopi! Support the First Amendment, and stop supporting Slim-Fast. Far better alternatives can be found at http://www.slimstore.com/ (and many other sites). Note that Slim-Fast products contain aspartame, which inside the gastrointestinal tract, especially in the stomach, is broken down into its constituent components. In some instances the dipeptide is lysed within the cells of the gut. Within the tissues, substantial amounts of methanol's two metabolic breakdown products (formaldehyde and formic acid) have been shown to accumulate in many tissues. Formaldehyde and formic acid are extremely toxic to tissues in very small amounts. |
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Slim-Fast Alternatives (support Freedom of Speech)
On Thu, 15 Jul 2004 00:23:24 GMT, SlimFastSucks
wrote in misc.fitness.weights: Slim-Fast is not only a terrible way to control one's weight, now the company has revealed itself to be just another anti-freedom-of-speech corporation. Slim-Fast has fired comedian Whoopi Goldberg for speaking out against George W. Bush. Bravo Whoopi! Way to go Slim-Fast. I suppose I had better buy some of their products now. Thanks for pointing this out! |
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On Thu, 15 Jul 2004 00:23:24 GMT, SlimFastSucks
wrote: Slim-Fast is not only a terrible way to control one's weight, now the company has revealed itself to be just another anti-freedom-of-speech corporation. Slim-Fast has fired comedian Whoopi Goldberg for speaking out against George W. Bush. Bravo Whoopi! Support the First Amendment, and stop supporting Slim-Fast. Far better alternatives can be found at http://www.slimstore.com/ (and many other sites). Note that Slim-Fast products contain aspartame, which inside the gastrointestinal tract, especially in the stomach, is broken down into its constituent components. In some instances the dipeptide is lysed within the cells of the gut. Within the tissues, substantial amounts of methanol's two metabolic breakdown products (formaldehyde and formic acid) have been shown to accumulate in many tissues. Formaldehyde and formic acid are extremely toxic to tissues in very small amounts. Slim Fast is part of Unilever, so there's plenty of ways you can show your support, e.g. Bertolli Olive Oil. http://www.unilever.com/brands/ ----------- Proton Soup "Homo sapiens non urinat in ventum." |
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"Proton Soup" wrote in message
... On Thu, 15 Jul 2004 00:23:24 GMT, SlimFastSucks wrote: Slim-Fast is not only a terrible way to control one's weight, now the company has revealed itself to be just another anti-freedom-of-speech corporation. Slim-Fast has fired comedian Whoopi Goldberg for speaking out against George W. Bush. Bravo Whoopi! Support the First Amendment, and stop supporting Slim-Fast. Far better alternatives can be found at http://www.slimstore.com/ (and many other sites). Note that Slim-Fast products contain aspartame, which inside the gastrointestinal tract, especially in the stomach, is broken down into its constituent components. In some instances the dipeptide is lysed within the cells of the gut. Within the tissues, substantial amounts of methanol's two metabolic breakdown products (formaldehyde and formic acid) have been shown to accumulate in many tissues. Formaldehyde and formic acid are extremely toxic to tissues in very small amounts. Slim Fast is part of Unilever, so there's plenty of ways you can show your support, e.g. Bertolli Olive Oil. http://www.unilever.com/brands/ I could never stomach that gunk anyway. When are they going to start making instant shakes that taste like potatoes anyway? Em |
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Auntie Em wrote:
I could never stomach that gunk anyway. When are they going to start making instant shakes that taste like potatoes anyway? Em Mind your cross-posting, Em, I'm pretty sure you don't post in all those groups. I trimmed it down to alt.support.diet. The answer to your question is Myoplex Lite. I really like the Cappacino Ice, but I love all the flavors (except Orange, which my children like, and Chocolate Fudge, which is a sad parody of chocolate.) I buy it at www.vitaglo.com and usually get two boxes plus some vitamin or another and get free shipping. Dally |
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You will notice on the side of slim-fast, boost, etc., it says the product
can be used for weight loss. With Myoplex and others, it says, do not use for weight loss, and these statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. I finally found the real reason, I think. To get a product FDA approved costs a lot of money, and many double blind, placebo controlled studies. Supplements companies do not want to take that time and effort to get a product approved. vitaglo I have returned some boxes of Myoplex because the taste was really bad. So, I stopped using them for a while and have been buying locally. Supplements I watched senate testimony by several people about steroid use and teens. The doctor who testified said that a coach will sometimes tell a student to add 20 lbs. of muscle during the summer break. The point made several times over during the testimony was, there is no way one can add 20 lbs. of muscle in 3 months unless they are juicing or lying (said they did but didn't, lol). This applies to both children and adults. Right after hearing that, I looked at the 'body for life' web page and saw this person claiming to add 18 lbs. of lean mass in 12 weeks: http://www.bodyforlife.com/success_s...y_leaman.shtml Lean mass is everything but fat, so maybe his teeth got heavier or something, lol. -g |
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Slim-Fast Alternatives (support Freedom of Speech)
"SlimFastSucks" wrote in message ... Slim-Fast is not only a terrible way to control one's weight, now the company has revealed itself to be just another anti-freedom-of-speech corporation. Slim-Fast has fired comedian Whoopi Goldberg for speaking out against George W. Bush. Bravo Whoopi! Support the First Amendment, and stop supporting Slim-Fast. Far better alternatives can be found at http://www.BULL****.com/ (and many other sites). Note that Slim-Fast products contain aspartame, which inside the gastrointestinal tract, especially in the stomach, is broken down into its constituent components. In some instances the dipeptide is lysed within the cells of the gut. Within the tissues, substantial amounts of methanol's two metabolic breakdown products (formaldehyde and formic acid) have been shown to accumulate in many tissues. Formaldehyde and formic acid are extremely toxic to tissues in very small amounts. Does your liquid spam make people lie like you do? |
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Nothing like political debate in a diet group, lol. I thought being
conservative had to do with traditional values and institutions. When did trashing people and/or companies enter into the conservative movement? -g |
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