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Re: Anchell Update
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VERT TRUE!  When food is eaten raw or prepared minimally it becomes almost
impossible to massively overeat. (Maybe nuts are an exception.)


<< I think
 that spicing and cooking induce gluttony (i.e.: eating more than is
 required).
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