Starch is the supplement in charge of giving us vitality,
Starch is the supplement in charge of giving us vitality, being critical to our cerebrum and our body. Along these lines, it is important to realize how to separate the awful starch from the great and expend just the most demonstrated ones.
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While a true statement, I don’t get the purpose of the post. Almost sounds like Dr McDougal joined the forums.
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Originally Posted by eartha00
(Post 21012091)
Starch is the supplement in charge of giving us vitality, being critical to our cerebrum and our body. Along these lines, it is important to realize how to separate the awful starch from the great and expend just the most demonstrated ones.
You’re not about to sell us something, are you? |
It's also a great collar stiffener.
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Oh great! Now WADA will have to develop a test for this:
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Originally Posted by BlazingPedals
(Post 21012165)
Oh great! Now WADA will have to develop a test for this:
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That's the word on the street.
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Miracle cure for flaccid chamois?
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The brain seems to do pretty well on ketone bodies.
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Expend the most demonstrated ones? Even for Google translate, that's pretty bad.
I'm just hoping she's going to try to sell a product called "Awful Starches". |
Starches, and complex sugars like table sugar, are broken down into simple sugar molecules (typically glucose and fructose) before entering the bloodstream
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So why hasn't Mr.Potato head won the TdF then?
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
(Post 21012235)
The brain seems to do pretty well on ketone bodies.
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Originally Posted by Happy Feet
(Post 21012654)
So why hasn't Mr.Potato head won the TdF then?
(soon to re renamed Tour de French Fry) |
Hey! It's this or chain lube. You have a choice. Choose wisely.
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Originally Posted by no motor?
(Post 21012723)
Oxygen and sugars are what it needs to survive.
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Originally Posted by eartha00
(Post 21012091)
it is important to realize how to separate the awful starch from the great
Lasagna Potato chips and California onion dip Cannoli BBQ stuffed baked taters Sweet potato pie Awful: Off brand discount snack cakes Store brand boxed mac and cheese Stale bread from the store mark down shelf Commercial fried apple pies with 1 tsp apple filling |
Starch is starch. It's the other components of the food that makes the difference. Y'know, fiber, vitamins, not being part of a Twinkie.
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
(Post 21012181)
Jus begging for a new thread: What's the best spray starch?
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Originally Posted by eartha00
(Post 21012091)
Starch is the supplement in charge of giving us vitality, being critical to our cerebrum and our body. Along these lines, it is important to realize how to separate the awful starch from the great and expend just the most demonstrated ones.
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"I will deny them my precious bodily starches, and drink only grain alcohol and distilled water." |
Originally Posted by eartha00
(Post 21012091)
Starch is the supplement in charge of giving us vitality, being critical to our cerebrum and our body. Along these lines, it is important to realize how to separate the awful starch from the great and expend just the most demonstrated ones.
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This reminds me of the guy a few decades ago who gave me a hard time about the pastry I ordered because sugar "crosses the blood brain barrier." He had a beer in his hand when he said that, and he kept running to the bathroom to snort coke.
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Originally Posted by Fahrenheit531
(Post 21014187)
Yes, but if the most demonstrated starch is awful will both the cerebrum and body suffer? And if so is it better no starch until the great starches demonstrate more fully? I don't know. I'm asking.
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