Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
And?
And?
So? People still buy them. People are still encouraged to embark upon diets that will almost certainly fail. Writers who publish these diets bear responsibility for what they promoteNo-one forces anyone to buy these sorts of books. Plenty of books out there that don't amount to much.
It's a diet. You appear to have a problem with diets. So would you have a problem in this case?What about them?
I do not have a problem with diets tailored to particular health needs by dieticians. You haven’t been reading what I’ve posted.It's a diet. You appear to have a problem with diets. So would you have a problem in this case?
Yes, but the advice was still shite advice.
And he wrote weight loss diet books, so I have no time for him.
And people bear responsibility for over/ under doing it.So? People still buy them. People are still encouraged to embark upon diets that will almost certainly fail. Writers who publish these diets bear responsibility for what they promote
I do not have a problem with diets tailored to particular health needs by dieticians. You haven’t been reading what I’ve posted.
And? You seem to be taking an idiom far too literally.You say you have no time for him, but you've made 25+ posts slagging him off on what is basically an RIP thread.
And he was a Daily Mail columnist....jebus seemed a nice enough fella
but he wrote a diet book ..
to the darkest pit of dente inferno he goes
It would also save the NHS a fortune as they wouldn't have to stock dozens of different types of tablets to treat the same condition.If the same thing worked for everyone then I guess there would not be so many new diet books being published every month. It's a huge profit making industry.
And he was a Daily Mail columnist....
(although no-one seems to be mentioning that, which is kind of odd, as it certainly put me off him)
What has that got to do with anything?It would also save the NHS a fortune as they wouldn't have to stock dozens of different types of tablets to treat the same condition.
Try reading.What has that got to do with anything?
Did you see the terrain and the weather he went for a walk in?I don't watch TV or read diet books, so I was previously unfamiliar with this individual. It seems rather grim that it took him going missing and then being found dead to catch my attention.
I think the most emotionally impactful aspect of this for me is that he didn't seem to be doing anything particularly risky beyond going for a walk. It's the sort of thing I might find myself doing. There's a canal path near where I live that I like to trundle along, and I'm already a bit nervous about that because of idiot cyclists.
You’re the one who seems to be either wilfully misreading or misreading out of stupidity.Try reading.
So you didn't bother reading the first line of Kali's post that I replied to then.You’re the one who seems to be either wilfully misreading or misreading out of stupidity.
Did you see the terrain and the weather he went for a walk in?
It is not an exaggeration to say Dr Michael Mosley transformed people’s lives. For those who feared the growing waistline bulge over a straining belt was just an inevitable and depressing part of life, his cheerful, experimental approach to better health offered a solution that seemed to work for many. Tributes are now pouring in for the TV, radio presenter and author, who over two decades produced programmes and books that were watched, listened to and read by millions of people. And among them are many who have spoken about how he inspired them to change their lives.
Did you see the terrain and the weather he went for a walk in?
I did but clearly came to a different conclusion than yours, considering the non sequitur you replied withSo you didn't bother reading the first line of Kali's post that I replied to then.
Yet you can't make the link between that post and previous posts giving the fact that not all drugs work for all people and I'm supposedly the idiot.I did ffs. You're either being obstuse or are an idiot
we're talking about dubious diets promoted by non-medical 'experts', but you're banging on about the need for a variety of different meds for different people with the same medical complaints, which is not being disputedYet you can't make the link between that post and previous posts giving the fact that not all drugs work for all people and I'm supposedly the idiot.
I don't think people think about heat that much, especially if you're healthy and have water.
All you need to do is twist an ankle or something which means you can’t move at all or very quickly and suddenly you’re exposed to a number of unconsidered risks as your plan from walking from A to B in 2 hours didn’t assume not being able to walk or it taking 12 hoursQuite. On the same day Michael Moseley went missing two hikers died on Crete in separate incidents:
No idea what happened there... beyond fat fingers in the phonei beg your pardon, Serge Forward ?