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Historical Timeline of Diet Trends

‎09-06-2018 01:13

‎09-06-2018 01:13

As I was googling for the "CICO diet" (which I had never heard of as a diet, though I’m familiar with the concept of calories in vs. calories out), I stumbled upon a historical timeline of diet trends (2:51 YouTube video) that spans from the early 19th century to these days, and covers all kind of "fad diets". What to think of arsenic pills that claimed to "speed up metabolism", with side effects like blindness, liver failure and death Smiley LOL. The video was made by Women’s Health magazine and referenced in this article.

Dominique | Finland

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‎09-06-2018 11:03

‎09-06-2018 11:03

I don't know why, but I couldn't help wondering if I was reading something in The Onion. It sounded so freaking obvious.

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