If I had to identify one issue that dominates this forum it is weight. We see many threads suggesting one or other of the numerous approaches to weight-loss. (And quite a few about the need for weight gain!) Followed by "Didn't work for me, nothing does.", "I actually gained weight when I did that.", and so on.
In looking for a New Year's Eve post, when I saw this story, I really did think it worth posting.
Happy New Year to all our readers!
Interesting that by far the majority of the emoji/emoticons/icons now available which represent food are "manufactured" foods with extremely dubious nutritional credentials. Doughnuts, sorry, donuts, cakes, ice cream,... Could they have been pushed forward into Unicode with the backing of the food industry? Surely not. Wicked thought.
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Cheers all...
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One Weight-Loss Approach Fits All? No, Not Even Close
nytimes.com/2016/12/12/heal...
And thank you everyone who has wished well for Christmas and the new year - it is appreciated.