Food healthy

"Z" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Try http://foodshealthy.googlepages.com/

A cocksucking crossposter and spammer to boot.

Ray Keller said:

"Z" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Try http://foodshealthy.googlepages.com/

A cocksucking crossposter and spammer to boot.

Not the worst crossposter I've ever seen. At least the newsgroups are
OT. There's no wrestling or astronomy or anything.

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Z said:

Try http://foodshealthy.googlepages.com/

I used the search provided at that URL.
Result: «"high protein"+"low calorie" - did not match any documents.»

A few days ago, I went to "Ask Yahoo!" to ask "What food has the most
protein with the fewest calories". No answer yet.

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A few days ago, I went to "Ask Yahoo!" to ask "What food has the most
protein with the fewest calories". No answer yet.

Whey protein isolate. Soy protein isolate.

Oh wait, those aren't foods, their "nutritional supplements".

S.

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Quoted message said:

A few days ago, I went to "Ask Yahoo!" to ask "What food has the most
protein with the fewest calories". No answer yet.

Whey protein isolate. Soy protein isolate.

Calories aside, you get huge amounts of nitrogenous nutrients (proteins) in
fish, and some fats that are essential and desirable (though not the
pollutants many fish absorb).

Word to the wise: Drink lots of water too if you eat a lot of fish, or risk
inducing gout (forced excess-nitrogen precipitation).

(Water, not Scotch.)

Max Hauser said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

A few days ago, I went to "Ask Yahoo!" to ask "What food has the most
protein with the fewest calories". No answer yet.

Calories aside, you get huge amounts of nitrogenous nutrients (proteins) in
fish, and some fats that are essential and desirable (though not the
pollutants many fish absorb).

So fish is the answer? OK. Thanks.

Quoted message said:

Word to the wise: Drink lots of water too if you eat a lot of fish, or risk
inducing gout (forced excess-nitrogen precipitation).

(Water, not Scotch.)

I had a bout with gout. The little green pills are never far from me.

I drink cranberry juice as a preventative.

You can get a list of foods to not eat from Permanente. You wouldn't
believe what's on that list. I ignore it.

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Max Hauser said:

Calories aside, you get huge amounts of nitrogenous nutrients
(proteins) in fish

Before going to tonight's dance, I ate some sardines in tomato sauce.

Had humongous energy and, with one partner, the best dance we've ever
had.

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