If a diet makes too many promises, it's bogus - Herald & Review


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If a diet makes too many promises, it's bogus
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It's called mindful eating. If I'm going to have pecan pie, I maybe will not have mashed potatoes,” Abramson said. To get into the dieting spirit, I prepared several dishes from Weight Watchers' recipes. And they were good. Not just good for diet food ...
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