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![]() I think dieting is a state of mind. I eat whatever I want and that makes me happy and when I'm happy I stay trim. I think worrying about what you eat all the time is probably more unhealthy than that delicious 1/2lb burger and fries at Costco for only $5.99 with a drink!
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![]() EAT FISH!.....oh wait, maby i shouldnt say that here
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![]() If you went to see a Nutritionist, therein lies your problem. I think in only a few provinces is the designation Nutritionist protected - anybody can call themselves a Nutritionist.
Dietitians on the other hand are professionally designated and are regulated by a college in Canada - so go see one of them. edit: Accoring to wikipedia, only in Quebec, Alberta and Nova Scotia is the designation "Nutritionist" regulated. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutritionist Hence in BC, any joe schmoe with a Canada Food guide can be a Nutritionist.
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Spontaneously Purchased Scleractinian anonymous Last edited by shrimpchips; 05-11-2010 at 05:22 AM. Reason: added wiki "reference" |
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