I also have a bike but since we moved to the top of a hill, I have not been
riding it. It's too steep.By the way, my name is juliet and I'm from
England, a small town on the South East coast.
I have taken up swimming and have just planted out a vegetable patch with
lots of salad stuff and other veg.
2009/8/22 Cindi <cindi93069@yahoo.com>
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> Agreed Cassie! I have recently taken up riding my bicycle around town
> instead of the bus. It takes less time and isn't nearly as hard as I had
> been thinking it would be. Just took me to get up and out there a couple
> times to realize. And yes, the mental benefits are great! :-)
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> Cindi
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> --- On Fri, 8/21/09, Cassie Dixon <roxy87cabriolet@yahoo.com<roxy87cabriolet%40yahoo.com>>
> wrote:
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> From: Cassie Dixon <roxy87cabriolet@yahoo.com<roxy87cabriolet%40yahoo.com>
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> Subject: Re: [Vegetarianslimming] Re: Why Exercise Won't Make You Thin-
> article from TIME
> To: "Vegetarianslimming@yahoogroups.com<Vegetarianslimming%40yahoogroups.com>"
> <Vegetarianslimming@yahoogroups.com <Vegetarianslimming%40yahoogroups.com>
> >
> Date: Friday, August 21, 2009, 4:54 AM
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> Along with the mental health benefits you recieve from excersize and
> increased heart rate. I am going to keep it up, too!
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> Cassie
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> "life's a garden, dig it!"
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> Sent from my iPhone
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> On Aug 21, 2009, at 7:21 AM, bantrymoon <bantrymoon@comcast. net> wrote:
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> The article was interesting, but it's got a tone that we all need to be
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> careful about. It's easy to read something like that and take away the
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> message that exercise is useless. That's the kind of whiz-bang headline
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> that sells magazines. But all it's saying is that exercise in a gym
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> isn't a panacea for weight loss, not that we don't have to do any
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> physical activity.
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> It would be a foolish thing to assume that an hour in a gym counteracts
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> overeating. We know that if we eat more calories than we burn, we gain
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> weight. It would be a mistake, though, simply to throw up our hands and
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> avoid it altogether. Exercise does help burn calories, it just isn't
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> enough all by itself.
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> Without exercise, losing weight would be a lot harder for me. I work out
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> 5 days a week, running for 40 minutes and lifting weights for 20. In
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> Weight Watchers, that counts for 6 points I can add on the days I
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> exercise. I'm allowed 20 points without exercise. Obviously what I eat
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> is the major part of the program, and that extra 6 points isn't
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> insignificant. But it's just 6 points, not the whole nine yards.
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> Exercise is vital for good health as well as an important factor in
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> maintaining a healthy weight. I plan to keep on doing it!
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> Cheers,
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> Trish
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