Crave
Foods I have not touched / eaten since January 1st (well, closer to 2nd):
Pizza
Hamburgers
Beer
Any Fast Food
Lasagne
Beer
Cheese Fries
Chips and Salsa
Beer
Candy Bars
Regular Soda (Dr. Pepper)
Beer
Just a few of the things that I miss... to an extent.
Comments (13)
Damn, man, just throw yourself off a bridge then, life just isn't worth it without those foods at least occasionally!
i think i have atleast one of them awesome foods daily, might as well put me out to pasture if i cant enjoy what time i have on this earth eating foods that i do enjoy
Dude......no beer......how are you still standing?
\"A study conducted in New Haven, CT, between 1982-1996 found that moderate alcohol consumption was associated with decreased risk of heart failure among the elderly.\"\r
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\"The April 18, 2001 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association published a study that found that drinkers of alcohol had a lower risk of dying from a heart attack.\"\r
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\"In the September 2001 issue of Stroke magazine, Dr Kenneth Mukamal, who had previously reported on alcohol's effects on the heart, found that light to moderate alcohol consumption is associated with fewer brain lesions and so-called silent strokes.\"\r
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\"If an \"average\" 12 ounce bottle of beer sported a Nutrition Facts label, this is what it would tell you:\r
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Beer contains 150 calories.\r
Beer has no fat\r
Beer has no cholesterol\r
Beer is caffeine free\r
Beer contains no nitrate\r
Beer contains 1 gram of protein and 13 grams of carbohydrates\r
Beer contains significant amounts of magnesium, selenium, potassium, phosphorus, and biotin\r
Beer is chock full of the B vitamins (as anyone who has taken brewer's yeast as a B supplement already knows), with impressive amounts of B3 (niacin), B5 (pantothenic acid), B6 (pyridoxin), and B9 (folate), with smaller amounts of B1 (thiamine), B2 (riboflavin), B12 inotisol and choline.\r
Beer is 92 percent water \"
I sure hope the end result is worth the price. Let us know when you get that bikini body back!