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Kisha Rudden - 22 Jan 2004 02:06 GMT
Hi low-carb guys naq gals!

I've been lurking a few weeks and now I am finally ready to make my first
post! I hope I can enjoy your support, and I can support you, too!

Anyway, I have been battling my weight almost my whole life, it seems. Up
until now, no matter how little I have eaten I have just kept on gaining
weight, or certainly not losing any. Low carb is starting to work for me!
Since the low carb ways I have learned from the group have helped me, I
want to help you!

This is a way I have found helps reduce your appetite. It's perfectly safe
and natural. What you do is, smell your belly button! Of course, you're not
an elephant with a long nose no matter how much you weigh! No, what you do
is, you stick the tip of your finger in your belly button, and then smell
the finger tip. It's a weird smell and if you smell it whenever you get
hungry you will not feel hungry! It also works if you smell your wrist
under your watch.

Does anyone else use this technique? Give it a try!

Hugs!
Kisha
Carmen - 22 Jan 2004 02:26 GMT
> I've been lurking a few weeks and now I am finally ready to make my
> first post! I hope I can enjoy your support, and I can support you,
> too!

SNIP

That's funny.  You've been doing a lot of posting for a lurker....

Carmen
Supergoof - 22 Jan 2004 02:40 GMT
> This is a way I have found helps reduce your appetite. It's perfectly safe
> and natural. What you do is, smell your belly button! Of course, you're not
> an elephant with a long nose no matter how much you weigh! No, what you do
> is, you stick the tip of your finger in your belly button, and then smell
> the finger tip. It's a weird smell and if you smell it whenever you get
> hungry you will not feel hungry!

LOL

What colour is the sky on your planet?

:o)

>It also works if you smell your wrist
> under your watch.

My wrist smells like dog slobber, like the rest of my arm at the moment!
(see OT happy hound days thread for the explanation!)

cheers
Rachel
(New Zealand)
Kisha Rudden - 22 Jan 2004 03:02 GMT
Hi Supergoof! I think I know how you got your name! just kidding! My tip
really works! Try it!

Are your dog cute?

Since you are from New Zealand, g'day mate!(hugs too!)
Kisha

>> This is a way I have found helps reduce your appetite. It's perfectly safe
>> and natural. What you do is, smell your belly button! Of course, you're
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> Rachel
> (New Zealand)
Supergoof - 23 Jan 2004 03:52 GMT
> Hi Supergoof! I think I know how you got your name! just kidding! My tip
> really works! Try it!

LOL  I'm sure it does work! Fortunately my own laziness is my best appetite
suppressant - I can't be bothered going and fixing something to eat, so I
just drink lots of water until it goes away again!

> Are your dog cute?

Yeah, the old girl, Murphy is a lab cross and the new girl, Elly is a
newfoundland. Both gorgeous clowns! I've just been messing about in the back
yard with them playing with sticks, balls and the hose. For Murphy the game
is not to get squirted with the hose, for Elly (spot the water dog) the game
seems to be stick your head in the stream and try and catch a mouthful!!

:o)

> Since you are from New Zealand, g'day mate!(hugs too!)

heh  g'day to you too!

cheers
Rachel
(New Zealand)
Myway - 22 Jan 2004 10:39 GMT
> Hi low-carb guys naq gals!
>
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> Hugs!
> Kisha

Drugs, drugs are bad...don't do drugs.

Myway
jamie - 22 Jan 2004 17:57 GMT
> This is a way I have found helps reduce your appetite. It's perfectly safe
> and natural. What you do is, smell your belly button! Of course, you're not

Poke a soapy washcloth in your bellybutton, and it won't have a stink to
kill your appetite.  

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J - 23 Jan 2004 16:58 GMT
Actually, a recent MIT study found that bad smells actually induce
hunger cravings, and good smells reduce cravings. Also, study found
that chewing peppermint while working out will help you prolong your
exercise. Try it.
J - 23 Jan 2004 17:01 GMT
Read this for more about avoiding bad smells.

http://www.gmhc.org/health/nutrition/factsheets/boost.html
Sun & Mun_ - 23 Jan 2004 17:06 GMT
>Read this for more about avoiding bad smells.
>
>http://www.gmhc.org/health/nutrition/factsheets/boost.html

Avoiding bad smells is difficult for male homosexuals. Nice site.
Promotes the illegal use of drugs.

http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap031122.html
Lift well, Eat less, Walk fast, Live long.
 
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