| The oatmeal raisin cookie is the icon of
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| | charkas, the mystical energy centers of
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| the Baby Boom generation, especially
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| | the body, and over time most of them have
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| those who came of age in the '60s, when
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| | been either disproved or at least damped
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| the previously alien concept of health
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| | down. Such crazes continue to today,
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| food began to infiltrate the public
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| | although they are more likely to be
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| consciousness. People started looking for
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| | sparked over a new drug or herbal tablet
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| ways to add fiber and grains into their
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| | that has a higher profit potential than
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| diets, and the idea that a cookie could
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| | over something anyone can make at
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| help with that was an almost irresistible
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| | home.Let's start with the oatmeal. If
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| lure.And unlike many health claims that
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| | you've seen Wilford Brimley lately,
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| came out of the original health food
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| | you've heard his claims about the health
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| craze, this one actually has some facts
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| | benefits attributable to oatmeal. The
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| to back it up. There were dozens of foods
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| | thing is, they're true. Oatmeal is high
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| that were touted as being good for
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| | in fiber, which carries any number of
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| everything from your heart to your
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| | health benefits.
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