I wonder if we ate Uncle Toby's Oats for breaky lunch and dinner how much weight we would lose? I'm
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DavidHodgeSr wrote: »If it sounds like I'm pissed your correct! After 4 heart attacks I stopped listening to the gov. and what we are training our dieticians. (Thanks to our Government) And I now have proof that my arteries are improving. Costly when you pay for a heart cath. to find out!
Right, so you're going to put your trust in the Paleo diet. Look at Loren Cordain, lol;
Looks pretty damn healthy, right???
Oh and watch this;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qlYfvibI6Y
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DavidHodgeSr wrote: »
HA! I was just reading an article on this man earlier today. He lost his medical license in 2008.
http://www.quackwatch.org/11Ind/lundell.html"In 2008, the board reviewed Lundell's management of several more patients and revoked his medical license. The board's order mentioned that the board was investigating his care of seven patients because the Banner Desert Medical Hospital had suspended Lundell's surgical privileges [7]."
So yeah, you keep trusting a revoked Doctor.. go ahead. Be my guest.0 -
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When I mentioned it to my Gen MD She said oh yes we've know that for several years......Why would they tells us.....how would they keep making money!0
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DavidHodgeSr wrote: »When I mentioned it to my Gen MD She said oh yes we've know that for several years......Why would they tells us.....how would they keep making money!
so your saying I need to get my tin foil hat on and head to the basement????0 -
DavidHodgeSr wrote: »Watch the Documentary The Perfect Human Diet! Yes it's been over 10k years since we ate properly and yes they died younger from illnesses, accidents and eaten by other animals. I think we got most of that taken care of. Ask a Cardiologist what they think of the diet. Heart Surgeons are coming out a blaming the high levels of sugars our bodies cannot take care of and it's causing inflammation to your arteries and lets not mention Diabetes! In 1961 they government came out with the stupid food pyramid that was not put together by our health dept. The Government has lied since 1961!
Well then. Sources?
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DavidHodgeSr wrote: »When I mentioned it to my Gen MD She said oh yes we've know that for several years......Why would they tells us.....how would they keep making money!
Yes, yes - it all makes sense now.
This is a bit off-topic, but I'm having trouble getting my hat to fit. How do you get all those intricate folds in the foil without tearing it?0 -
Paleo is just a 2 million year old fad!0
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"Lundell's book, The Great Cholesterol Lie, is offered for $49.95 through The Truth About Heart Disease Web site, which also invites people to sign up as members:
Silver membership ($47/month) includes "a vast amount of information" every month."
Platinum membership: (77/month) adds access to month;y teleseminars in which Lundell answers questions and twice-monthly interviews with "cutting edge experts."
Gold membership: ($245/month) adds a one-hour or two half-hour private consultations with Lundell.
source; http://www.quackwatch.org/11Ind/lundell.html"DavidHodgeSr wrote: »When I mentioned it to my Gen MD She said oh yes we've know that for several years......Why would they tells us.....how would they keep making money!
Oh because Dr Lundell isn't making money off of his scheming little program, no?
Fact is, he's making money off of YOU.
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DavidHodgeSr wrote: »Paleo is just a 2 million year old fad!
so you eat plant roots, grubs, raw meat, plants, etc that are local to your region? Because that is the true paleo diet.0 -
everyone has a price...IsaackGMOON wrote: »"Lundell's book, The Great Cholesterol Lie, is offered for $49.95 through The Truth About Heart Disease Web site, which also invites people to sign up as members:
Silver membership ($47/month) includes "a vast amount of information" every month."
Platinum membership: (77/month) adds access to month;y teleseminars in which Lundell answers questions and twice-monthly interviews with "cutting edge experts."
Gold membership: ($245/month) adds a one-hour or two half-hour private consultations with Lundell.
source; http://www.quackwatch.org/11Ind/lundell.html"DavidHodgeSr wrote: »When I mentioned it to my Gen MD She said oh yes we've know that for several years......Why would they tells us.....how would they keep making money!
Oh because Dr Lundell isn't making money off of his scheming little program, no?
Fact is, he's making money off of YOU.
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everyone has a price...IsaackGMOON wrote: »"Lundell's book, The Great Cholesterol Lie, is offered for $49.95 through The Truth About Heart Disease Web site, which also invites people to sign up as members:
Silver membership ($47/month) includes "a vast amount of information" every month."
Platinum membership: (77/month) adds access to month;y teleseminars in which Lundell answers questions and twice-monthly interviews with "cutting edge experts."
Gold membership: ($245/month) adds a one-hour or two half-hour private consultations with Lundell.
source; http://www.quackwatch.org/11Ind/lundell.html"DavidHodgeSr wrote: »When I mentioned it to my Gen MD She said oh yes we've know that for several years......Why would they tells us.....how would they keep making money!
Oh because Dr Lundell isn't making money off of his scheming little program, no?
Fact is, he's making money off of YOU.
And it seems for Mr Lundell, that his conscience isn't one of them!0 -
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DavidHodgeSr wrote: »
Not a single source cited by your doctor ... no studies, no meta analysis, nothing.0 -
Looks like everybody has taken great care to go off topic.... There is some actual valid detail in the OPs question. I started on Uncle Toby's just this week and after looking at the detail on the box, I asked the same question in my head - can it be true that this food is awesome enough to eat as part of three meals, daily? There's many ways to make UncleToby's, I'm not interested in eating it bland or cooked straight from the packet, but it is acceptable and possible to eat it with any kind of fruit, even raisins etc. And to the haters - please check out the nutritional content of the product in question before going off about 'deficiency in this' and 'wasting away that'.
http://www.uncletobys.com.au/product_detail/uncle-tobys-traditional-oats-1kg/
Serving size 40g.
Ingredients: 100% UNCLE TOBYS Wholegrain Rolled Oats
I usually take 60-80gm of the product and 60-80gm of fruit and bring to the boil in 2 cups of water, then smoosh it all together to make porridge type consistency. No sugar added, no milk added. Tastes good, keeps me full until lunch, has goodness in it. The product is dried rolled oats, so it can be used to make things like energy bars and other bread or cake products.
Great question, all the haters - get over yourself.0 -
Looks like everybody has taken great care to go off topic.... There is some actual valid detail in the OPs question. I started on Uncle Toby's just this week and after looking at the detail on the box, I asked the same question in my head - can it be true that this food is awesome enough to eat as part of three meals, daily? There's many ways to make UncleToby's, I'm not interested in eating it bland or cooked straight from the packet, but it is acceptable and possible to eat it with any kind of fruit, even raisins etc. And to the haters - please check out the nutritional content of the product in question before going off about 'deficiency in this' and 'wasting away that'.
http://www.uncletobys.com.au/product_detail/uncle-tobys-traditional-oats-1kg/
Serving size 40g.
Ingredients: 100% UNCLE TOBYS Wholegrain Rolled Oats
I usually take 60-80gm of the product and 60-80gm of fruit and bring to the boil in 2 cups of water, then smoosh it all together to make porridge type consistency. No sugar added, no milk added. Tastes good, keeps me full until lunch, has goodness in it. The product is dried rolled oats, so it can be used to make things like energy bars and other bread or cake products.
Great question, all the haters - get over yourself.
There are only so many ways to cook oatmeal, and I think most people would get sick of it pretty quickly regardless of how creative they are.
Also, one person came in here and derailed the whole thread, warning OP of the dangers of all those evil grains.0 -
Alyssa_is_losingit's I'm sorry I thought this was the Food and Nutrition Community, not the SmartAss Community! Reading one artical does not answer all your questions and I am not going to spend the rest of the night wasting my time! You can lead someone to the water............................0
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DavidHodgeSr wrote: »Alyssa_is_losingit's I'm sorry I thought this was the Food and Nutrition Community, not the SmartAss Community! Reading one artical does not answer all your questions and I am not going to spend the rest of the night wasting my time! You can lead someone to the water............................
Lol.
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I can't deal with this shiznit.0
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DavidHodgeSr wrote: »Alyssa_is_losingit's I'm sorry I thought this was the Food and Nutrition Community, not the SmartAss Community! Reading one artical does not answer all your questions and I am not going to spend the rest of the night wasting my time! You can lead someone to the water............................
Your post was off-topic. It was also nonsense.0 -
barbecuesauce wrote: »DavidHodgeSr wrote: »Watch the Documentary The Perfect Human Diet! Yes it's been over 10k years since we ate properly and yes they died younger from illnesses, accidents and eaten by other animals. I think we got most of that taken care of. Ask a Cardiologist what they think of the diet. Heart Surgeons are coming out a blaming the high levels of sugars our bodies cannot take care of and it's causing inflammation to your arteries and lets not mention Diabetes! In 1961 they government came out with the stupid food pyramid that was not put together by our health dept. The Government has lied since 1961!
Actually, Wikipedia says that the food pyramid was invented by Swedes in 1974.
And if you look closely at this picture of the Swedish Chef, you will see that there are pyramids with eyes hidden in the steam rising from his ears and the spice labels spell out "jet fuel can't melt steel beams."
You know that the pyramid is just a symbol of the Illuminati.
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Alyssa_Is_LosingIt wrote: »There are only so many ways to cook oatmeal, and I think most people would get sick of it pretty quickly regardless of how creative they are.
Wait a minute, that can't be the only reason you think this idea is lightweight?
I'm sure there are people out there who are too busy, like me, to care about the taste of food at all and are only interested in 'filling up the tank'. I hear you say it will get boring, trust me, I also eat bread everyday and it never gets old, certainly not in the last few decades.
This is a great source of protein and fibre and makes a great base to mix in a variety of other foods, like nuts, seeds, dried and fresh fruits. As I said, not straight out the packet plain, but as good quality fill. And, it's ridiculously cheap, about $4/kg (or about 20-25 servings).
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Alyssa_Is_LosingIt wrote: »There are only so many ways to cook oatmeal, and I think most people would get sick of it pretty quickly regardless of how creative they are.
Wait a minute, that can't be the only reason you think this idea is lightweight?
I'm sure there are people out there who are too busy, like me, to care about the taste of food at all and are only interested in 'filling up the tank'. I hear you say it will get boring, trust me, I also eat bread everyday and it never gets old, certainly not in the last few decades.
This is a great source of protein and fibre and makes a great base to mix in a variety of other foods, like nuts, seeds, dried and fresh fruits. As I said, not straight out the packet plain, but as good quality fill. And, it's ridiculously cheap, about $4/kg (or about 20-25 servings).
Not a lot of people can stick to a bland diet in which food serves no other purpose other than just fuel.
Many people like to enjoy their food, be it with friends/family, at holiday gatherings, while traveling, or for many other reasons. It's not that they're less "busy" than you, it's just that food is a part of life and a pleasurable part at that.
You can view food as more than just "fuel" and be healthy and happy. There is no reason to force yourself to eat the same thing day in and day out for the sake of weight loss.0 -
I have to say I have enjoyed reading this thread...0
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I've just reached out to Nestle, will let you know when they get back to me.0
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Texaslyn56 wrote: »I have to say I have enjoyed reading this thread...
It was a doozie. It'll probably be gone soon, so enjoy it while you can!0 -
Is this an ads? I think you work for Uncle Toby's Oats0
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Looks like everybody has taken great care to go off topic.... There is some actual valid detail in the OPs question. I started on Uncle Toby's just this week and after looking at the detail on the box, I asked the same question in my head - can it be true that this food is awesome enough to eat as part of three meals, daily? There's many ways to make UncleToby's, I'm not interested in eating it bland or cooked straight from the packet, but it is acceptable and possible to eat it with any kind of fruit, even raisins etc. And to the haters - please check out the nutritional content of the product in question before going off about 'deficiency in this' and 'wasting away that'.
http://www.uncletobys.com.au/product_detail/uncle-tobys-traditional-oats-1kg/
Serving size 40g.
Ingredients: 100% UNCLE TOBYS Wholegrain Rolled Oats
I usually take 60-80gm of the product and 60-80gm of fruit and bring to the boil in 2 cups of water, then smoosh it all together to make porridge type consistency. No sugar added, no milk added. Tastes good, keeps me full until lunch, has goodness in it. The product is dried rolled oats, so it can be used to make things like energy bars and other bread or cake products.
Great question, all the haters - get over yourself.
I can't believe you're cosigning her crazy monodiet. No mention in the OP of adding nuts or other sources of protein and fat. Hypothetically, should you lose weight? Sure. Can you stick with it long enough to see results, and will you be happy with your body composition at the end if you do? That's another question entirely.
You say hate, I say reality.0 -
The paleo diet was made up by misogynist jerks who want to write out the fact that women contribute more of the total calories in hunter-gatherer societies (therefore MORE properly called gatherer-hunter societies) than men do. :P
No lie. Women usually average around 70% of the total calories.
Oh, also, go explain to the Hazda that hunter-gatherers aren't supposed to eat lots of simple sugars.
(And DON'T tell me that today's hunter-gatherers are different from those of millennia ago because magic. They aren't.)0
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