Re: FYI

["superpat" <superpat@gateway.net>]

Thanks, Ti.
I know it's an interesting and adventure filled world of studies and
presentations out there for you. So I don't really pity you at all. I *envy*
you! I never really did enjoy crossword puzzles but I owe it to myself (and
my horses) to try once again. Now that you have given me "the bottom line"
and taken all the fun out of it, I can wade through it once again. Once more
with feeling.......
Pat
----- Original Message -----
From: <Tivers@aol.com>
To: <superpat@gateway.net>; <ridecamp@endurance.net>
Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 12:41 AM
Subject: Re: FYI


> In a message dated 7/26/00 12:17:41 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
> superpat@gateway.net writes:
>
> << ow Tom,
>  Are you putting me on? The only words that were familiar to me in this
>  entire treatise is "horse" and "fat". While reading, I was trying very
hard
>  to comprehend but a little nagging voice kept poking me in the side
>  saying"he's got to be toying with you. He can't really expect this to
make
>  sense to you or he would have written it in English, or Latin as the
second
>  best choice. But, no, he has chosen Greek.
>  Pat >>
>
>
> I didn't write it. Every month I plow through about 7,000 of these
> abstracts--please have pity.
>
> This concept is one of the many points made in that book I
> recommended--extended medium intensity exercise is what tunes the body to
> burn fat--not the feeding of fat. And that was the thrust of my
> "hypothesis"--presented a couple of weeks ago. And today my monthly
database
> comes in and, lo and behold, here's a very convenient paper that tends to
> support the concept. Also, it makes me feel more comfortable about only
> allowing a month of fat loading in that protocol.
>
> In this group, as opposed to any other I've participated in, presenting
the
> crass and jargon-filled science first prevents the inevitable howls of
"CITE,
> CITE".
>
> Now, you have the rest of the story...
>
> ti
>