The well-known, simple law by which healthy food cancels out unhealthy food. Eat a Snickers and an apple on the same day, zero fat. Fruit flavouring in lollies has a similar effect. I call it Offset Dieting.
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Does that mean for your non-chocolate diet you can eat a bar & then a celery?
ReplyDeleteNormally yes, but the non-treat diet excludes treats regardless of whether they are offset or not.
ReplyDeleteI think I am a diet pharisee!