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11/19/2008
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| You dont get it do you? Youre the one who started cross-posting to
alt.support.diet.low-carb. So anyone responding to those posts would be
in BOTH groups. Besides, the definition of diet isnt only `lose
weight; its also `what a person eats or drinks daily. Which would
definitely fall into the same category as good nutrition. And you really
dont seem to be listening to the low-carb people; many of them report
improved health.
As you state...
sci.med.nutrition is:
to discuss food, food preparation, eating habits, etc., (including
social, medical, and psychological aspects, etc.) as it relates to the
quality and longevity of human life.
....many of the a.s.d.l-c people are doing just that.
You further quoted...
...but does not say discussions are ONLY limited to scientific.
And if personal success stories about an individual diet are no-nos,
where does that leave your reports about the Mediterranean Diet? |
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