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But I'm no registered dietitian, so take larry elder my advice for what it's worth. Posted by Jane Galt at 05:28 AM | Comments (18) | TrackBack From the desk of Jane Galt: Fit or fat? A number of you have interpreted my remarks about getting fatter to mean that larry elder I am in need of weight loss larry elder advice. I thank you for your concern. But while I am no longer the wafer-thin youngster that I once was, I'm still on the lean side; I'm 6'2, and I weigh somewhere in the neighbourhood of 150 pounds. Now, that used to be 135, once upon a time, but most doctors characterise the fifteen pounds I've added as "well needed" rather than "excess". These days, I'm walking upwards of 3 miles a day to save the outrageous fares on the Tube, and while my diet does contain more saturated fat than a truly heart-healthy programme, overall, I'm in pretty good condition. When you're tall and skinny, talking about weight problems in others can sound pretty cruel. Most people who struggle with their weight tend to assume either that I simply hit the Pick 6 in the genetic lottery, and have no idea at all about dieting; or that I diet like a stylite, and am trying to impose my puritan routine on them.
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