French women of 5' 4 " weighed 155 pounds. This is considerably overweight. Bread is dead! It contributes to obesity. Read Grain Damage by James Braly MD. 200 diseases are created by eating grains. Any food processed at 400 degrees has lost any value it had, but grains in particular were not designed for human consumption. I m 5' 3" and …
French women of 5' 4 " weighed 155 pounds. This is considerably overweight. Bread is dead! It contributes to obesity. Read Grain Damage by James Braly MD. 200 diseases are created by eating grains. Any food processed at 400 degrees has lost any value it had, but grains in particular were not designed for human consumption. I m 5' 3" and weigh 112 - 113 pounds...I still have some inches around the middle that i don't want, but it is going with daily exercise. Its not the weight. Its the inches that need to go. It takes time!
French women of 5' 4 " weighed 155 pounds. This is considerably overweight. Bread is dead! It contributes to obesity. Read Grain Damage by James Braly MD. 200 diseases are created by eating grains. Any food processed at 400 degrees has lost any value it had, but grains in particular were not designed for human consumption. I m 5' 3" and weigh 112 - 113 pounds...I still have some inches around the middle that i don't want, but it is going with daily exercise. Its not the weight. Its the inches that need to go. It takes time!
but home made bread is, to me, like candy right out of the wife's oven. Holy cow. Love it. and the aroma while cooking . . . wheeewwie!
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