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<blockquote data-quote="KathyFrance" data-source="post: 2022441" data-attributes="member: 503180"><p>I think I have done quite well to get to 63&<span style="font-size: 12px">3/4</span>s living the life I live. After years of trying various 'diets' and never ever maintaining an ideal weight I decided aged 55 I would never again do something I could not sustain.</p><p>I read about the Newcastle diet and thought how soul destroying it sounded.</p><p>The IF has been for 3.5 years and I am dead proud to have been able to do that.</p><p>I eat good healthy food, my diet is more French now than English and I continue to enjoy what I eat.</p><p>Please, no more 'banging on' in your words....it doesn't work for me, I am my own counsel.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KathyFrance, post: 2022441, member: 503180"] I think I have done quite well to get to 63&[SIZE=3]3/4[/SIZE]s living the life I live. After years of trying various 'diets' and never ever maintaining an ideal weight I decided aged 55 I would never again do something I could not sustain. I read about the Newcastle diet and thought how soul destroying it sounded. The IF has been for 3.5 years and I am dead proud to have been able to do that. I eat good healthy food, my diet is more French now than English and I continue to enjoy what I eat. Please, no more 'banging on' in your words....it doesn't work for me, I am my own counsel. [/QUOTE]
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