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bgb372 t1_jduu9in wrote

I assume from the subject matter your interested in that you are trying to lose weight. Well your in luck. The diet industry is a multi billion dollar industry, everyone has a book out to take your money. I have the answer for you for free. Ready? Eat less, exercise more. That’s it. How am I an expert?? I have lost 30 lbs and well on my way to losing 30 more. I have read all (well most of) the books written by drs and nutritionist. And it all comes down to eat less exercise more. If you want specifics DM me.

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bgb372 t1_j23n06l wrote

Don’t worry about it. I feel the same way about Catcher in the rye. I don’t get it or the hype. Get another book and keep going. You don’t have to enjoy or get every book you read. There will be clunkers.

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bgb372 t1_j23kv7d wrote

There is a used bookstore in Cobelskill NY that I like. They have a “classics” section. I would just buy from that section sometimes just because the title was something I heard of. They tend to not be plot driven formula written books. They are great. I also started reading authors Steinbeck, Vonnegut, Twain and of course Pratchet. Being well read takes years. I fortunately was a 3rd shift boiler operator and had other boring jobs with a lot of down time. Now that I’m retired I find I don’t have as much time to read. Because of these issues I have read hundreds if not a thousand or more books. So start at the beginning and make your way through. Stay away as best you can from plot driven mass market books. If you can.

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