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Was that zing really necessary? I'm trying to start a new diet plan over here, c'mon. There's just way too much good food in California.
by themodelplumber 5y ago
Was that zing really necessary? I'm trying to start a new diet plan over here, c'mon. There's just way too much good food in California.
- adolph 5y agoEvery problem is a solution in disguise: start a good food diet plan—people will certainly buy that.
- themodelplumber 5y agolol. A tangent, but it so happens that my dad literally tried that because he hated CICO with a passion. An undiagnosed genetic condition took his life (this is a long time ago) before he could publish his book.
- adolph 5y agoI'm sorry for your loss and for the loss of his effort (presuming you or another heir have not taken up the reins of his intellectual property). Another step to consider in lateral thinking about (personal diet -> diet book) is the marketing of such. Instead of allowing it on the marketplace, it could be sold by word of mouth in the manner of multilevel marketing. Many MLM systems act as giant siphons for unethical people. I wonder if a forking blockchain could act as method to promote honest transparency, where each level of organization becomes a fork.
- varelse 5y agoI mentioned sleep, exercise, and a healthy diet and IMO they're all connected. Nowhere did I mention anything about weight. But since we're on the topic now, I disagree with BMI alone as the single indicator of health. Canada seems to be moving in that direction as well. I try to eat healthy myself, but restaurants borderline conspire against that because healthy dishes just don't sell as well as those California Cream Sauce Specials with limitless bread. https://www.verywellhealth.com/canada-guidelines-redefine-obesity-5074539 https://www.verywellhealth.com/canada-guidelines-redefine-ob...