Is it true that Henry VIII had to fast after he had overeaten?
80331
No, he did stop eating, but fasting is a religious act so he did not fast. He only went on a diet.
873723
NO!!\nThis is an old wives' tale and IS NOT TRUE!\n\nhttp://www.nytimes.com/2005/07/19/health/19real.html?ex=1165035600&en=2c1d49f3427d001d&ei=5070\n\nMost of these people still believe this crap, but the truth is, it makes NO DIFFERENCE WHEN you eat, what matters is HOW MUCH you eat.   A calorie consumed at 9pm does not count more than one consumed at 5pm!
750380
Summarizing each paragraph as a simple sentence:\n\nPeople in America are fatter today than they have ever been.\n\nPundits keep trying to tie this phenomenom to a ressurgence in historical interest in the reign of King Henry VIII, who was VERY fat, but just wanted to live life to the fullest.\n\nThe author doesn't believe in the Plantagenet/obesity connection.\n\nNeither should you.
1085822
Henry VIII formed his own church, the Church of England, so he could annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon so he could marry Ann Boleyn.  Under his ruling, the king and not the pope was the head of the church; so he could annul his own marriage.\n\nAnglican priests can marry.
703755
It didn't work for me.  I guess I ate too much.
522320
Have you tried fasting? Paradoxically, a one-time fast (of 48 hours, water is allowed) will cause you to gain weight afterwards.
1114686
It's been years, but I've heard a different variation.  The one I heard (from my mother) included, "Had plenty" vs "You caught twenty?"  and "Ate sufficient" instead of "Dined sufficient."  It seems like there was a third miscommunication in the poem, but I can't remember what it was.\n\nDo these alternative phrases give you anything new to search with?\n\nI did find the site below, but it is a long story (copyright 2005), not an old poem.
409334
A lot has to do with fluctuations in your blood sugar levels after eating lunch.
1175723
Please elaberabte on the questions, is he over eating and over exercising or under eating and under exercising.
351964
I think your pastor was full of it, and it wasn't food. Show me where in the Bible it says that being overweight is a sin.
1186520
It would depend on when you took it. If you did it after a meal, it might be ok. If it was fasting, first thing in the morning, it would be considered high. Check with your doctor to see how he/she wants you to deal with your blood sugars. It is really important for a growing baby to have your blood sugars under as good of control as is possible.
226955
Before or after fasting?
621960
It can.  Even tho they tell you to fast 12 hours b4 a test, some residual remains, especially if you've eaten worse than normal several days before your test.\n\nSuggestion:  eat what you normally do so you can get an accurate reading.  You want to know what the real numbers are - not self imposed temporary ones.
63358
He ate fish after his resurection.\nHe hungered.\n Jesus even said himself "A spirit does not have flesh and bones as you see I have"
959205
visit the family and then i eat way too much\n\nI'm sorry but i can't actually read the rest of the question due to poor spelling.
551715
If your test ask for fasting, then yes, you may have eaten something before 6 pm, you can still do your test, but the result will vary, depending of how your body works, and what did you ate, and also, what kind of test your having.  I think, that you better consult it with the person who is going to make thje test...they must know for sure.
782514
The Catholic Church would not allow him to divroce and he needed a divorce because his wife was not giving him a male heir. So he created a "splinter group" from the Roman Catholic Church and called it the Church of England with himself as the head of the church.  To this day, the monarch is head of the Church of England.\n\nAnd yes, it was Henry VIII (8th) no VII (7th)\n\nHere's a link that will explain it all:\nhttp://www.wsu.edu/~dee/REFORM/ENGLAND.HTM