That is Cockney rhyming slang for "would you believe it?"

Would you believe it there is another diet book out.

It is called the Adam and Eve Diet, by Sarah Stacey, paperback, published by Hodder and Stoughton General.

I picked it up of the shelf because of its tag line "How to be Healthy, Happy and live forever, naturally" Which was just what I was wondering at the time.

Has anyone else actually read it because I am mean and did not want to pay for it.

The main thesis is that the diet targets your individual evolutionary type and is meant to work in harmony with the body's specific needs. Sarah Stacey suggests we each belong to one of five body types - hunter gatherer, pioneer, pathfinder, farmer and dancer.

Skipping through it there were certainly low carby thoughts and echos of Neanderthin.

I plan to go back to the bookstore to have another "butchers" ... rhyming slang again. butchers hook = look.

Can anyone save me the bother