What are you guys doing right now?

26 Jan 2006, 00:23 #5861

krim wrote:You know how they make Splenda?

Sugar is cooked under high pressure with CHLORINE GAS.

You know, that stuff they use to kill people with.

It wouldn't be the first food product processed using toxic chemicals.

26 Jan 2006, 00:24 #5862

bmwracer wrote:
It wouldn't be the first food product processed using toxic chemicals.

How many of those other ones do you consume on a regular basis?

26 Jan 2006, 00:28 #5863

krim wrote:How many of those other ones do you consume on a regular basis?

Not sure, but I'd be willing to bet that a lotta processed foods are subject to various "interesting" cooking methods/chemicals that we're oblivious to.

26 Jan 2006, 00:38 #5864

Nice study. I read something like that, so I try to eat 1 or 2 yogurt a day. (The low fat, low calories). I don't know what kind or sugar supplement it has though.

Chlorine... :bleh: Does eating splenda makes your teeth whiter? :nut:

26 Jan 2006, 00:53 #5865

tabana wrote:Nice study. I read something like that, so I try to eat 1 or 2 yogurt a day. (The low fat, low calories). I don't know what kind or sugar supplement it has though.

Chlorine... :bleh: Does eating splenda makes your teeth whiter? :nut:

There wouldn't be enough to have an effect on your teeth... oddly, even though Splenda is made with sugar, it's like 100,000 times sweeter, so they use about 98% starch filler.

26 Jan 2006, 00:55 #5866

tabana wrote:Nice study. I read something like that, so I try to eat 1 or 2 yogurt a day. (The low fat, low calories). I don't know what kind or sugar supplement it has though.

I've read through pages and pages of abstracts from clinical trials...i'm sure the yogurt used was regular low-fat yogurt with natural sugar....it doesn't have an insane amount of calories anyway..typically a regular low-fat yogurt with real sugar is about 170 calories a serving....a 12oz coca-cola has about 140 calories...without any of the protein, vitamins or calcium found in the yogurt.

26 Jan 2006, 01:07 #5867

sawadasmile wrote:

thats really how they make it? i THOUGHT splenda was really bad but i didnt really know the details...

yeah, i heard that stuff is not good for you. it's in quite a bit of foods, esp. diet foods. :bonk:

26 Jan 2006, 01:09 #5868

Thank you both. :)

26 Jan 2006, 01:10 #5869

qilver wrote:

yeah, i heard that stuff is not good for you. it's in quite a bit of foods, esp. diet foods. :bonk:

Including my favorite sugar free frozen raspberry popsicles. :shamefulcry:

26 Jan 2006, 01:20 #5870

ohayo, got up a little after 8am.

checking the forum. :bonk:

26 Jan 2006, 02:09 #5871

sawadasmile wrote:

thats so awesome... hmm im off to go food shopping in a lil, so ill def be sure to buy a lot of dairy products.......

ahh ohayou, minna :wave: :ashamed:

shiet works, i can attest to it personally......as long as it's low fat dairy...it helps with weight loss and maintenance especially if you're working out....

26 Jan 2006, 02:14 #5872

if anybody is interested in the journal abstracts i posted earlier...here's an overwhelming number of clinical study abstracts concerning the subject...if this isn't scientific proof that it works, i don't know what is...

http://www.2424milk.com/pdf/dairy_role_nov2005.pdf

26 Jan 2006, 02:20 #5873

I don't have a hang over (no headaches) but my body is just killing me!! It's like really heavy.. :tired:

26 Jan 2006, 02:22 #5874

Tu_triky wrote:if anybody is interested in the journal abstracts i posted earlier...here's an overwhelming number of clinical study abstracts concerning the subject...if this isn't scientific proof that it works, i don't know what is...

http://www.2424milk.com/pdf/dairy_role_nov2005.pdf

good information.

26 Jan 2006, 02:34 #5875

Still working or at least pretending to be working while checking the forum :hehe:.

Morning Qilver :woot:

Traditional yoghurt is plane, without any flavouring and sweetening, this is how it's consumed here in BG. It's believed to help good health and longevity. But present-day commercially produced yoghurt quite different from the original. The elders here don't like it at all. I remember when visiting my grandma in the country, it was obsession of hers to prepare for us homemade yoghurt.

26 Jan 2006, 03:31 #5876

boris wrote:Still working or at least pretending to be working while checking the forum :hehe:.

Morning Qilver :woot:

Traditional yoghurt is plane, without any flavouring and sweetening, this is how it's consumed here in BG. It's believed to help good health and longevity. But present-day commercially produced yoghurt quite different from the original. The elders here don't like it at all. I remember when visiting my grandma in the country, it was obsession of hers to prepare for us homemade yoghurt.

interesting....i just eat yoplait :)

26 Jan 2006, 03:39 #5877

Homemade yogurt must be good. I never tried it.

I ate some for lunch and my fat free yogurt has Splenda in it. =T

26 Jan 2006, 03:59 #5878

Waiting for the lunch bell. *stares at clock and tightly grips handle of lunchbox like the other 20+ students in class* ;)

26 Jan 2006, 04:14 #5879

tabana wrote:Homemade yogurt must be good. I never tried it.

I ate some for lunch and my fat free yogurt has Splenda in it. =T

Organic yogart is really good.

I'm making appointments for students expecting to graduate this semester to go over their files.

26 Jan 2006, 06:53 #5880

wow... organic yogurt!? i eat a few diff... colombo, dannon, yoplait.. but i only like the light ones...

mmm i just bought like 10 things of yogurt today... :hehe: :hehe: hope they last a lil while...

what im doing right now.. catching up on yakitate!! japan :D (episode 51)

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