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I hadn't heard of that, either, DSF, but thanks for the info. I'm always skeptical of these kinds of diets--not that they don't help one lose weight, get healthier, etc., but that they're any better than simply eating healthy in general (except, perhaps, individually, if they result in balancing something a person might have unbalanced).

On the cocoa part, chocolate is actually used in many dishes, not just sweet ones. There's an authentic Mexican restaurant in Atlantic City, where my boyfriend has had a dish they have made with a chocolate sauce, but it's not sweet or anything. Personally, I'm not a big fan of it, because I do prefer my chocolate sweet. But that doesn't mean I wouldn't like it in other dishes; my experience is limited to this one dish

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Hmmm, I don't think I'd call it a diet, just something else - a 'group' of foods, if you like, that is supposed to be reasonably healthy. I think a lot of grains, beans are pretty good. I dunno, I am always looking for something new and interesting to try.

Inny it sounds like a variation ... thanks for the info