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Which is why my entire comment was about how it worked for me; and I included the phrase “follow your own path”.
I agree, everyone is different.
I don’t know because I have been doing Keto for a year and am not planning on eating a carb laden diet ever again. So I haven’t tested it. I’m not going to start eating carbs (particularly bad carbs) to satisfy your morbid curiosity.
Yeah, I’m not preachy. I simply talk about how it works for me, both because of my blood sugar and it’s the only diet I’ve been able to stick to for a year.
That’s me too. I eat healthier now than I did before.
I’m a former type 2 diabetic. I’m former, because of the Keto diet cured me. I won’t say the diet is right for everyone; and people need to follow their own path. But it is definitely the diet for people with high blood sugar, because the glycemic index for everything is near zero.
I forgotten how many mediocre mostly white men ran.
I want asses in seats to get us to 50 senators (51 if god forbid Trump wins re election). Nothing, I repeat, nothing, even the small incremental stuff like a public option, or immigration reform, or climate change legislation, gets passed without asses in seats. So yeah, I want Alabama to keep Doug Jones. I don’t…
Those senators voted against the Kavanaugh confirmation (which was the hot button issue for republican voters at that time). Joe Manchin voted for the Kavanaugh confirmation; he was the only democrat to do so. He won re election in 2018.
It was a really original idea for a dystopian novel. The idea of humans trying to rebuild civilization and how important art is as part of that process.
Hillary Clinton won the vote for those making less than $50,000 as well as those making less than $30,000
The thing is, Doug Jones is up for re election in 2020; and he barely squeaked out a victory against a child molester. So, if he wants an even remote chance of being re elected, he can’t vote to remove Trump. He might be able to get away with voting to censure Trump, but not removal. To me, it’s not worth making him…
Doug Jones and Joe Manchin will not vote to remove Trump from office. Since it takes 67 votes to remove him, I’m fine with this, because we won’t have the numbers regardless. The truth is we need the numbers if we are to take back control of the senate in 2020, I welcome everyone who will caucus with the democrats to…
Sort of; but not quite, because he can’t get his fat ass up on a horse.
Wind is the enemy of this:
Freedom produces a lot of garbage, but tyranny produces more.
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