Diet and Health - With Key to the Calories by Lulu Hunt Peters
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I hope sometime it will be a misdemeanor, punishable by imprisonment, to display candy as shamelessly as it is done. Many fond parents think that candy causes worms. It doesn't, of course, unless it is contaminated with worm eggs, but, personally, I wish every time I ate a chocolate I would get a worm, then I would escape them. The chocolates, I mean. I will tell you more about worms when I discuss meat. [Sidenote: _Vampires_] [Sidenote: _Malicious Animal Magnetism?_] I know how you go down to destruction for peanuts, with their awful fat content. It is terrible, the lure a peanut has for me. Do you suppose Mr. Darwin could explain that? Perhaps I was a little too delicate like in my answer to Mrs. Gobbler's question,--What's the use of dieting, she only gets fatter after she stops? So many ask me that question, with the further pathetic addition,--Will they always have to keep it up? And it ever irritates me. The answer is,--Yes! You will always have to keep up dieting, just as you always have to keep up other things in life that make it worth living--being neat, being kind, being tender; reading, studying, loving. You will not have to be nearly so strenuous after you get to normal; |
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