Comments on: Hungry? Hunger Control, Cravings, Weight Loss, Nutrition

By: mscop31

mscop31 — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 04:00:50 +0000

I dont understand …
I dont understand why the FDA hasnt banned the use of chemicals that are known to cause cancer in lab rats! I understand it helps farmers financially from losing crops but if all this crap is harmful to the consumers health organic farming should be law shouldnt it?

By: laurieinguam

laurieinguam — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 04:00:50 +0000

rinsing it doesent …
rinsing it doesent rid of the chemicals that are inside of it, it only gets rid of the pesticides and fertilizer that was left over.

By: dhumash

dhumash — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 04:00:50 +0000

Hey Eye Opener … …
Hey Eye Opener … How are you ? This is the best video I have ever seen talking about weight loss in a proper way…. Thanks a TON ! You are life saver.

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By: GetDamage

GetDamage — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 04:00:50 +0000

Strange, do you …
Strange, do you drink soda? It’s the usual cause of hunger because of the blood sugar dip. If you eat lots of fiber, you should stay full longer. I’ve stopped drinking soda and juice and my stomach never growls like it used to when I was drinking soda. Are you lacking nutrients like she says in the video? She said to eat food that are grown and not process or artificial. Hope this helps.

By: echolalia0

echolalia0 — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 04:00:50 +0000

It isn’t, because …
It isn’t, because the fruits and vegetables absorb the pesticides from the soil, as well.

Interesting factoid: strawberries are especially good at absorbing things from the soil, so they’re one of the most important to get organic (most berries, actually). Same with root veggies.

Some things aren’t as important, such as bananas, because 1. you peel the outer layer, and 2. they’re at the top of a tall tree, where hopefully the pesticides haven’t easily reached the top through the roots.

By: echolalia0

echolalia0 — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 04:00:50 +0000

Agreed!

Also …
Agreed!

Also because it just tastes better. So many people think they don’t like tea, and it’s only because they’ve been drinking that powdered instant crap their whole lives.

Most tea should have instructions on the package for how to brew it correctly. If it says 5 minutes, that doesn’t mean 6 minutes. Use a timer.

By: Zaekk

Zaekk — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 04:00:50 +0000

Interesting video(s …
Interesting video(s) but not a huge attention grabber. I’d (personal preference only really) like to see some XTREME ADVERTIZING for this just to see if you can get a lot more views. You may lose a bit of content value but for the people that are a bit “higher level” have a written part and possibly user interaction with the production of the videos. Like a user question or tip of the day, everyone loves to see their name.

By: Zaekk

Zaekk — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 04:00:50 +0000

Most important …
Most important things about tea are:
1. LOOSE LEAF TEA (pyramid bags at a bare minimum)
2. DON’T USE TAP WATER
3. BREW TEA CORRECTLY (too much to write in 500 characters)

By: echolalia0

echolalia0 — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 04:00:50 +0000

*unsweetened* tea …
*unsweetened* tea has no calories, and is extremely healthy. especially green tea, of course. develop a taste for it, if water is too “boring”.

or you can add real fruit to water (whatever you like), and that has very few calories.