Posted on 01/22/2018 7:20:58 PM PST by SMGFan
Suzanne Somers is saying it loud and proud ... she's a huge fan of President Trump, and she also believes she's committing career suicide by saying that.
We got Suzanne leaving WeHo hot spot Madeo over the weekend and asked about the government shutdown. She says politicians need to get their crap together, but she praises the Prez ... particularly for the economy.
For the record, Trump's GDP stats in his first year mirror almost exactly Obama's in his second term.
Suzanne -- whose last big TV gig was on the '90s sitcom "Step by Step" -- can't help but laugh after acknowledging her Hollywood fate.
(Excerpt) Read more at tmz.com ...
I think keto might be called for with cancer, yes. No need for no carb. The gut bugs play an important part of our immune system (like most of it) so we must keep them in good standing and fed. If the carbs are natural starches (veg and tubers, seeds, beans) you can eat 50-75 g and still be in keto. I don’t aim for keto but there have been times when I couldn’t escape it without really trying.
Protein needs to fit activity and growth (incl cell growth) but I know what you mean about too much becoming sugar. Healthy fat is the key.
They even have sugary treats in their offices. Cancer tumors feed on sugar.
Call me crazy, but... I think it was more like the original Suzanne Sommers was replaced with another Blonde. You don't change that much in less than a year. Sorry, but that's not the same woman
I'm not going to insult you by calling you crazy, but, um, yes it is the same woman.
Are you seriesly saying you believe otherwise?
It’s the new math.
4% group for Trump is the same as 4 years of 1% growth under Obama.
Not as ditzy as the characters she played....
Dude... check the teeth. They match.
BfL
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.