Dr. Andrew B. Chung said:"Finding happiness in a frugal, active lifestyle can spare us a future
of pills and hypochondria." (in the bottomline section of their paper
where they list what their study adds to what is currently known in
this area of nutrition for cardiovascular disease)Full text link:
http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/full/329/7480/1447And that is the bottomline.
(Many astute readers of medical literature probably started suspecting
a satirical parody from the outset just by reading the word "tastier"
in the title :-)
No, the bit I liked was: "Redundant cardiologists could be retrained as
Polymeal chefs and wine advisers."
Do you think that you could manage the intricacies of a corkscrew?
Quoted message said:Sidebar note(s):
(1) One part of being frugal is eating less especially if you are
overweight.
I would re-think that statement. Frugal means caution in spending, not
reduction in food consumption. Eating junk food could be considered
frugal in that it often costs less than eating well.
Keep up the good work. (Supporting atheinism and alienating any
potential Christians among those few that still read your posts.) 😉
Regards
David
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