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To: stylin19a

Margarine ought to be banned - everywhere


20 posted on 03/12/2017 1:21:18 PM PDT by maine-iac7 (cHRISTIAN IS AS CHRISTIAN DOES)
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To: maine-iac7

Margarine ban would send red alerts to big pharma when cholesterol is no longer a problem “they” need/want to fix.


37 posted on 03/12/2017 1:33:55 PM PDT by codder too
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To: maine-iac7
Margarine ought to be banned - everywhere

Another Hillary Dem?
Don't use it myself, but...

38 posted on 03/12/2017 1:35:38 PM PDT by publius911 (I SUPPORT MY PRESIDENT?)
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To: maine-iac7

Yes, it should be banned. It is very harmful to humans.


55 posted on 03/12/2017 2:28:06 PM PDT by Bodega (we are developing less and less common sense...world wide)
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To: maine-iac7

“Margarine ought to be banned - everywhere.”

If I need to saute something at high temp I will use margarine or olive oil in very small amounts. Butter does not like high temps. After saute I will then put real butter on it for real flavor.

God gifted me with low cholesterol and I use butter to the extreme. It is good!

For those not gifted with low cholesterol, life sucks. However, numerous studies condemn butter and many others do not. I am a health care professional and the answer is we really do not know.


90 posted on 03/12/2017 3:49:11 PM PDT by cpdiii (Deckhand, Roughneck, Mud Man, Geologist, Pilot, Pharmacist, THE CONSTITUTION IS WORTH DYING FOR.)
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To: maine-iac7

Margarine ought to be banned - everywhere<<<<

ABSOLUTELY!


119 posted on 03/12/2017 7:34:45 PM PDT by PrairieLady2
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