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Eat Stop Eat for Sustainability (More reasons to consider Flexible Intermittent Fasting)

July 28, 2008 By Brad Pilon

Here's an interesting bit of information I found today on ConfectionaryNews.comAccording to an article titled "Eat less to use less fossil fuel, researchers suggest" a scientific study out of Cornell University states that the US food industry uses an estimated 19 per cent of the total energy used in the nation.This includes non-renewable sources of energy like petroleum and … [Read more...] about Eat Stop Eat for Sustainability (More reasons to consider Flexible Intermittent Fasting)

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Eat Stop Eat for Sustainability (More reasons to consider Flexible Intermittent Fasting)

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