My sis in law had gall stones. Rather than going straight to surgery, she opted to try the natural remedies first. This included drinking about a gallon a day (not sure exactly - but a LOT) of organic apple juice, and a bunch of other gobledygoop.
I asked her if she was concerned about the massive quantity of apple juice and the sugar, etc. Her answer.....
NO. Because, you drink so much juice that you urinate it out quickly, so the calories don't effect you.
I swear she said it with such certainty, I was not about to get into it further and start an argument.
So I didn't even get around to asking who in the heck told her that (I'm guessing something related to where she heard of the remedy in the first place).
ummm, ok, I might be a total dumbass, but I've never heard that calories don't count if you pee them out really fast.
So, am I an idiot and this is something I'm just not aware of? I really hope not.
I asked her if she was concerned about the massive quantity of apple juice and the sugar, etc. Her answer.....
NO. Because, you drink so much juice that you urinate it out quickly, so the calories don't effect you.
I swear she said it with such certainty, I was not about to get into it further and start an argument.
So I didn't even get around to asking who in the heck told her that (I'm guessing something related to where she heard of the remedy in the first place).
ummm, ok, I might be a total dumbass, but I've never heard that calories don't count if you pee them out really fast.
So, am I an idiot and this is something I'm just not aware of? I really hope not.
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