[Sca-cooks] sugar problems

[Tom Vincent]

Fair enough, but my emphasis was on the use of the word 'cause'.  As if 
smoking counted as 'negative calories' or something.

Now, if one substitutes food for smoking, that's a different problem, 
but it isn't a cause.

Duriel

grizly wrote:
> -----Original Message-----
> < SNIP>
>
> My condolences on your cancer, but it is *impossible* for stopping
> smoking to cause any weight gain -at all-.
>
> I'm not being judgmental:  I'm overweight myself.  I'm looking to
> encourage a supportive environment of a healthier lifestyle within the SCA.
>
> Duriel> > > > > > >>
>
> "Impossible" is a word not used by serious scientists or persons with
> understandings of human physiology.  Complex hormonal interrlationships
> account for many truly obtuse and unexpected events in human history.  It
> is, after all, impossible to transplant a heart from a pig into a human . .
> . what? . . . they've done that? . . . then it is impossible to regrow
> neural tissue when damaged . . . they've seen that now too? . . . then it's
> certainly impossible to grow a large skin graft in a laboratory using a
> small sample of human circumcision tissue . . . or a liver lobe from infant
> liver tissue . . . or tranplant eyeballs, etc. . . .
>
> niccolo difrancesco
> (sacrcasm for comic effect and not to demean)
>
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