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Here’s the Skinny on SoupPosted on May 28, 2009
With news that American health remains in general decline and more than one-third of adults are obese, consider this a public service announcement: Soup is the secret weapon against fat. Scientists have confirmed that soup keeps you fuller longer than other food.
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By Donald Dawson, May 30 at 9:20 am #
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to purplewolf- The body will resist losing weight if it is too acidic, compounded with acidic fluid stored in the fat around the body. I would try the cabbage soup again, without the coffee and add something warming like ginger tea everyday to help circulate fluid due to it’s warming nature in the body.
Report thisThere are books about the acid/alkaline balance that facilitate weight loss.
By purplewolf, May 29 at 1:05 am #
This may work for some people, but not everyone, as everybody’s body chemistry is not the same, similar usually but not exactly the same. Even one of the best hospitals in the world came up with their heart healthy cabbage soup diet, which they guaranteed that by following it for 2 meals a day you, as much as you want to eat, you would definitely loose 7-10 lbs. per week. Funny, as this is almost identical to the recipe I have lived on most of my life, minus the salt, and it never kept the weight off even at an 8 oz. serving twice a day, and the other meal was 1-2 cups of coffee-no sugar.
Been there, done that, it doesn’t work.
Report thisBy Hawkeye, May 28 at 8:08 pm #
REF: Learned Something New, Thanks!
Never heard anybody say that. Not doctors, nurses, coaches or my mother or my nursing aunts. Will search web to learn more about this. Sounds pretty damned important for heart disease patients.
Again, thanks.
Report thisBy SteveL, May 28 at 6:46 pm #
With the current economy soup might become real popular.
Report thisBy Levon, May 28 at 3:06 pm #
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That reminds me. Time for some gazpacho.
Report thisBy Folktruther, May 28 at 2:41 pm #
I, too, like to stay on terms of peaceful coexistence with my pyloric sphincter value.
Report thisBy NYCartist, May 28 at 1:16 pm #
I have never been a fan of BBC medical stories. This one doesn’t mention that a lot of soups, such as chicken soup, have fat, sometimes floating on top.
Oy vey.
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