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Marijuana occasionally. I prefer edables.;-)
I'm not trying to be adversarial, just literally asking the question to learn:

Assuming you're not doing it for medicinal purposes, wouldn't smoking marijuana and introducing pollutants (e.g., particulate matter) into your body/airway be considered unhealthy?
I never said I was perfect. I just choose my vices wisely. :) again, it's not something I partake in daily- or even weekly for that matter, and I have switched over to mostly edibles for when I do indulge.

I do believe that the body is capable of eliminating a certain amount of toxins, and eliminating as many toxins as possible is a healthy choice. Eating mcdonalds once a month, isn't going to kill you, or cause you to get sick, but Consuming conventional food regularly, I believe puts your detox system on overload.

For the record I am speaking from personal experience. For years I was extremely overweight (I have before and after pictures to prove it) had severe asthma and was on multiple daily medications, and always sick, always tired. I know it sounds cliche' but, when I changed my diet, I changed my life!
Understood.

Congrats on changing your diet! I lost a lot of weight recently, as well. Down about 60 pounds. I completely understand how losing weight makes you feel better!
Wow! Good for you! It always makes me truly happy to hear when people making positive changes for themselves. I wish more people, especially my family would follow suit.

I'm down about 70 or so myself, and it wasn't until I cut out chemical additives that I was able to loose it. I tried calorie counting and exercise on a conventional diet and the scale wouldn't budge. I also suspect that I was allergic to some of the chemicals, which aggravated my asthma. It's been a few years now since I lost it, and am so thankful I made the changes I did!
 
Wow! Good for you! It always makes me truly happy to hear when people making positive changes for themselves. I wish more people, especially my family would follow suit.

I'm down about 70 or so myself, and it wasn't until I cut out chemical additives that I was able to loose it. I tried calorie counting and exercise on a conventional diet and the scale wouldn't budge. I also suspect that I was allergic to some of the chemicals, which aggravated my asthma. It's been a few years now since I lost it, and am so thankful I made the changes I did!

Not to mention you also look smoking hot! ;)
 
Wow! Good for you! It always makes me truly happy to hear when people making positive changes for themselves. I wish more people, especially my family would follow suit.

I'm down about 70 or so myself, and it wasn't until I cut out chemical additives that I was able to loose it. I tried calorie counting and exercise on a conventional diet and the scale wouldn't budge. I also suspect that I was allergic to some of the chemicals, which aggravated my asthma. It's been a few years now since I lost it, and am so thankful I made the changes I did!

Not to mention you also look smoking hot! ;)


Was the "smoking" pun intended? :giggle:

Most importantly, I am happy, and healthy. ;-)
 
Mercy, that is complicated!

Sometimes i get fancy and use real creamer instead of the powdered kind.

Ugh, please tell me you're kidding! The ingredients in that stuff are horrifying.
You don't like chemical cow? I won't put it my coffee, but I've been known to inhale a spoonful now and then.
 
Mercy, that is complicated!

Sometimes i get fancy and use real creamer instead of the powdered kind.

Ugh, please tell me you're kidding! The ingredients in that stuff are horrifying.
You don't like chemical cow? I won't put it my coffee, but I've been known to inhale a spoonful now and then.

Well, snorting it is a different story ;)

But no, I barely like natural cow, either. I like it in coffee, but otherwise I don't drink milk or use it for cereal (I use almond milk instead.)
 
A thread about coffee and diet! Without me!!!!?

Oh NO!!!

First off, you're all wrong! Except those of you who aren't!

Starbucks sucks!
Black espresso or black Turkish coffee is the coffee!

Tomato is much tastier when grown in Europe!

........... and.......... I'm on a special diet. I'm soooooo hungry :(


I have before and after pictures to prove it
I lost a lot of weight recently, as well.
That's great!!!
Now, give us some pictures!
 
A thread about coffee and diet! Without me!!!!?

Oh NO!!!

First off, you're all wrong! Except those of you who aren't!

Starbucks sucks!
Black espresso or black Turkish coffee is the coffee!

Tomato is much tastier when grown in Europe!

........... and.......... I'm on a special diet. I'm soooooo hungry :(


I have before and after pictures to prove it
I lost a lot of weight recently, as well.
That's great!!!
Now, give us some pictures!

Why are you on a diet?

Tomatoes are my FAAAVORITE. (and cucumber tomato salad) Ive never had a European tomato, I now feel like my life is incomplete. Ill send you a picture, if you send me a tomato from Europe. ;-)

For you Maria; I will spare you my high school photos, and jump to a standard before and after.

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Now, I'm waiting for my tomato..........
 
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Sorry, but I do not feel your pain. Flavored coffees are an anathema.
As is Starbucks. :)

When the only other options are weak watery brews from delis or the burnt coffee from Dunkin Donuts? Nope. Starbucks is a savior. Though when I can find a good local coffeehouse with good coffee, I'll go there rather than Starbucks.

This is my process. First look for a fancy mom and pop shop. No? Starbucks it is!
 

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