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  1. Does ANYONE out there have this book? I have lost my LEVEL 2 chart. Need
    HELP!

  2. Arizonan wrote:
    | Does ANYONE out there have this book? I have lost my LEVEL 2 chart.
    | Need HELP!

    There's always e-bay. Or wherever you bought your original book.

    Of course, that won't work because now your hand puppet supposed to come
    along and tell us where we can buy this amazing book online for only
    $19.95, right? And it's a book that is the antithesis of low-carb, and
    includes [censored] like "apple and milk" therapy. According to reviews, it
    encourages eating things like pasta, potatoes, sweets, etc.

    Try alt.support.diet.low-fat; they're so hungry over there that their minds
    are fuzzy and they may fall for it.

    Sorry to be so cynical, but you have no newsgroup posting history; you show
    up on a low-carb diet support newsgroup and your first post is about a
    commercial product that has absolutely nothing to do with low-carb -- in
    fact, disses low carb. It looks like a duck and quacks like a duck ...
    --
    Peter

  3. Hi,

    Arizonan said:

    Does ANYONE out there have this book? I have lost my LEVEL 2 chart.
    Need HELP!

    "Tenplay" talked about that book a while back. Maybe they can help
    you out. Their email (the one they give anyway) is
    tenplay at mail dot com.

    Take care,
    Carmen

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