Cooking for Calorie Restriction

Tim Freeman (tim@infoscreen.com)
Sun, 5 Jan 1997 12:16:32 -0800


Calorie Restriction is the life extension technique with the most
scientific support. In many experiments done by many different
researchers, it has been shown to extend the average and maximum
lifespan of a wide variety of animals.

When doing calorie restriction, it is important to guard against
malnutrition. A conservative approach to doing this is to eat a
carefully chosen variety of ordinary food, since this is likely to
also include sufficient amounts of as-yet-undiscovered nutrients.
When people do this they generally find that they spend too much time
cooking, so they have to stop.

I have the cooking problem under control. For details, visit the URL

http://www.infoscreen.com/cron/

For more information about calorie restriction, visit the FAQ at

http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~freinkel/cr/cr.htm or
http://xyz.uchicago.edu/users/bmdelane/cr.htm

If you are seeing this on the extropians list and you want to reply,
be aware that I do not read the extropians list at the moment.

Tim Freeman