So i get this newsletter from some rogue Dr. that is interesting, actually i first subscribed because of an article in favor moderate natural tobacco use (not inhaling). pretty interesting facts. anyway he's way out in left field and i don't believe all his stuff, but its like investing in stocks. . if 10 analysts have a strong buy on a stock and 1 has a strong sell, you're probably better off reading that 1 strong sell report. anyway here is his recent blurb. the guys name is WC Duglass if anyone cares.
(Another) victory for the former Prez
As you may have heard, news services everywhere are reporting that former President Bill Clinton recently underwent quadruple bypass surgery at New York's Westchester Medical Center — just in the nick of time before a potentially catastrophic heart attack. According to his doctors and various news outlets, the 58-year-old former Commander-in-Chief (whose love of fast food and carb- heavy, sugar-saturated southern-fried cooking is well documented) is recovering well after this traumatic procedure.
All politics aside, I say: Best of luck and get well soon.
According to the AP and other sources, Clinton wants to resume an active lifestyle as soon as possible — including jogging, which he's been doing more and more in recent years. Well, that's exactly what he should do if he wants the fastest possible trip to that Big Election in the Sky. No, if Clinton wants to have a real shot at avoiding more of this same kind of scalpel-ing later on, he should skip the jogging and instead give up some of that "down home" cuisine.
That means taking his bacon and eggs without the gravy-soaked biscuits, his steak without the "chicken-fried" breading, and skipping his much-loved dessert altogether. Apparently, the former President is already taking steps to curb his sugar and carb vices, telling the AP and others that he's embraced a variation of the South Beach diet (not as good as Atkins, but better than KFC). Good for him…
But there's one "vice" he definitely SHOULDN'T give up: Cigars.
Even though his cardiologists will urge him to stop smoking, he should continue to fire up the premium stogies he loves, especially during his recovery period. Why? Because they're good for him — from both a stress management and physiological perspective. As I've said before about a jillion times, research shows that moderate consumption of pure, unadulterated tobacco offers real health benefits — especially for those whose diets are less than perfect.
In fact, I'd go so far as to say that if Clinton hadn't been puffing those Cubans all along (come on, he's a former President and Fidel loves him, so I'm sure he can get 'em), he might've suffered a catastrophic heart attack long ago. That's right: Cigar smoking probably SAVED HIS LIFE…
Love him or hate him, you gotta envy the guy's luck, huh?
Posts: 1540 | Location: Boston | Registered: February 28, 2003
it was intendly lightly buddy. he didn't go into detail because he has before. . .again i don't buy it 100% which i why i really can't remember why cigars are ok for you. just posted in fun.
Posts: 1540 | Location: Boston | Registered: February 28, 2003
Honestly guys who the f*ck knows. However I still haven't found one of the so called experts to give me a good enough reason why a country like Japan, who its adult population smokes way more than ours (per capita) live on average much longer than us. Can you say Hmmmmm.
Maybe it's because a majority of Japan isn't morbidly obese?
This country is seriously screwed up when it comes to dietary habits. We eat and eat and eat. Our meal sizes are probably double that of those in Japan. Plus now we have all these idiots running around on Atkins diets...losing a couple pounds but clogging their arteries and killing themselves in the process.
I sure that if you break down a cigar and look at all the chemicals it contains you could find some that are good for you. However, there are chemicals that are bad for you and over all cigars are not good for you. But a cigar taken in moderation is not a bad thing.
I still choose to smoke a cigar everyday. I limit myself to just one per day and I, like President Clinton, dont inhale.
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