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- Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD
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Original postDr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD
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Dr. Andrew B. Chung said:Mirek Fidler said:Quoted message said:> Actauly, in you case, any dieting in long term would likely end in
> gaining a weight.
Not for the 2PD Approach.
How many people are on 2PD for more than 5 years?
More than a busy cardiologist like me can track :-)
That's a pretty good trick, since you state on your website that
you were watching the film that inspired it in 1998.
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Bob (this one)
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Dr. Andrew B. Chung said:Mirek Fidler said:Quoted message said:>Actauly, in you case, any dieting in long term would likely end in
>gaining a weight.
Not for the 2PD Approach.
How many people are on 2PD for more than 5 years?
More than a busy cardiologist like me can track :-)
Translation: None.
HTH
Bob
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Bob (this one)
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jamie said:Dr. Andrew B. Chung said:Mirek Fidler said:>>Actauly, in you case, any dieting in long term would likely end in
>>gaining a weight.
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>Not for the 2PD Approach.
How many people are on 2PD for more than 5 years?
More than a busy cardiologist like me can track :-)
That's a pretty good trick, since you state on your website that
you were watching the film that inspired it in 1998.
<LOL>
Bob
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