Quote of the day

September 3, 2011 by Beth@WeightMaven

Yeesh … I promise to do a substantive post this weekend. Really! In the meantime, here’s a tweet from Chris Kresser:

Also, if I hear another person say “LC diet worked for me, so the insulin hypothesis must be correct” I’m going to flip out.

Word.

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