The fat burning effect of grapefruit
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Panchito
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Date: November 24, 2014 11:02PM [www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]
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Utopian Life
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Date: November 25, 2014 01:21AM grapefruit sounds really good now, thanks for making me hungry after i'm in my pajamas and not going back to the store :p Re: The fat burning effect of grapefruit
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banana who
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Date: November 25, 2014 03:51AM Harvey Diamond recommended in one of his books to start the day with grapefruit. So this must explain it. Do you know why medication is supposed to be heightened with consumption of grapefruit? I had thought it was due to thinning of the blood but it's not. Re: The fat burning effect of grapefruit
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Panchito
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Date: November 25, 2014 03:58AM many chemical drugs don't like grapefruit. Don't know why. But if you are not in drugs, it is supposedly safe. Re: The fat burning effect of grapefruit
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coconutcream
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Date: December 24, 2014 06:45AM I just want to say I had this reading by doterra-oils lady who had me place my hand on this metal plate and it told me that grapefruit oil would be good for me as I have a negative body complex. That's what the hand thing told me. The machine that read my pulse? So grapefruit oil is good for that? The smell of grapefruit peels? I love it. Grapefruits and pomelos I love. It was a big 1970's diet food for breakfast. Re: The fat burning effect of grapefruit
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guest1
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Date: December 30, 2014 12:33AM > I have a negative body complex
I don't know what this means but I don't like the sound of it. Was this reader lady's heart pure? Was she trying to sell you something? When I was younger I did not like grapefruit but now I crave it. Especially the ruby red ones. But the best-tasting one I ever had was a white one from a friend's backyard. Does this mean I have negative body complex, too? Re: The fat burning effect of grapefruit
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Panchito
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Date: December 30, 2014 02:09AM another food that activates the ampk enzyme is vinegar (apple cider, pomegranate, balsamic, etc). I just did a quick google and it says that vinegar is equivalent to the drug metformin:
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Re: The fat burning effect of grapefruit
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coconutcream
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Date: January 03, 2015 01:54AM Guest 1 This is what the doter lady was selling me on, yes.
Grapefruit oil is good for those with negative body complexes? Why, because it is a diet food of the 70's You are right, it does not make sense. Re: The fat burning effect of grapefruit
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SueZ
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Date: January 03, 2015 02:21AM coconutcream Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I just want to say I had this reading by > doterra-oils lady who had me place my hand on this > metal plate and it told me that grapefruit oil > would be good for me as I have a negative body > complex. That's what the hand thing told me. The > machine that read my pulse? So grapefruit oil is > good for that? The smell of grapefruit peels? I > love it. Grapefruits and pomelos I love. It was a > big 1970's diet food for breakfast. No one needs to buy essential citrus oils. The oil is in the zests of all your citrus fruits. I zest ALL of my organic citrus and use it to flavor my water. I put it with the water into quart canning jars in the fridge in the winter. The next day the water tastes wonderful from the oils - way way better than the bottled stuff which probably isn't even from organic fruit. The zest freezes well, too. I always have a lot of it on hand for recipes. I also have a big stash of citrus zests which I dehydrate. Sometimes I use it like that and sometimes I powder it into dust for sprinkling on stuff. I use so much essential oil rich citrus zest that I invested in this, which is fabulous... [www.youtube.com] Re: The fat burning effect of grapefruit
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SueZ
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Date: January 05, 2015 12:37AM SueZ Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > coconutcream Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I just want to say I had this reading by > > doterra-oils lady who had me place my hand on > this > > metal plate and it told me that grapefruit oil > > would be good for me as I have a negative body > > complex. That's what the hand thing told me. > The > > machine that read my pulse? So grapefruit oil > is > > good for that? The smell of grapefruit peels? I > > love it. Grapefruits and pomelos I love. It was > a > > big 1970's diet food for breakfast. > > No one needs to buy essential citrus oils. The oil > is in the zests of all your citrus fruits. I zest > ALL of my organic citrus and use it to flavor my > water. I put it with the water into quart canning > jars in the fridge in the winter. The next day the > water tastes wonderful from the oils - way way > better than the bottled stuff which probably isn't > even from organic fruit. > > The zest freezes well, too. I always have a lot of > it on hand for recipes. I also have a big stash of > citrus zests which I dehydrate. Sometimes I use it > like that and sometimes I powder it into dust for > sprinkling on stuff. > > I use so much essential oil rich citrus zest that > I invested in this, which is fabulous... > > [www.youtube.com] Wouldn't you know it. I reminded myself to check to see if zip zester had come out with any new blades only to find out they made a whole new contraption that zests, spirilizes, cores, slices, and peels, Had I waited to buy this new one I could have thrown out my old funky uncleanable apple slicer. Crap. [www.amazon.com] Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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