ANY INTELLIGENT PEOPLE??????

poedunk65

Are you speaking English??? HAHA.

Vince_1964

Yes, yes you should.

George_Baileys_Ghost

SusanL222

I'm crying here!! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

AlwaysBigSteve

What a pretentious post to read first thing in the morning. From a person who does not give credit to the people he quotes in his profile no less. Also, I think you used too many question marks in your post but I'm not as smart as you. I was homeschooled.

Anyhow, as others have mentioned you don't need to worry about it at all. I found this out using google.

SusanL222

OP, let me hazard a wild guess here.......you just needed to be fed! PS: Your grammar could use some work......just saying! :ohwell:

neandermagnon

I don't know much about the role of phosphorus in the body.

Wikipedia is a good starting place though: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphorus

Apparently an average adult human contains 0.7kg of phosphorus

And also apparently if you're getting enough protein in the diet you're getting enough phosphorus. Protein itself doesn't contain phosphorus, but high protein foods are also high in phosphorus.

sweetcurlz67

beautiful!

Lilly_the_Hillbilly

Yes.

tmauck4472

I love this! What movie was that from?

I believe it's from Practical Magic

kgeyser

Just break up.

Shuuma

Cuspidorally speaking, from a spitooneous standpoint, I daresay your vocabulary is much too copious for my dominionary diction. Therefore, I hesitate to articulate for fear it may deviate from our true course of rectitude.

QueenBishOTUniverse

Cuspidorally speaking, from a spitooneous standpoint, I daresay your vocabulary is much too copious for my dominionary diction. Therefore, I hesitate to articulate for fear it may deviate from our true course of rectitude.

Just use context clues.

tomaspetro

I like boobies.

Are they loaded with fozz for us?

SusanL222

I don't know much about the role of phosphorus in the body.

Wikipedia is a good starting place though: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphorus

Apparently an average adult human contains 0.7kg of phosphorus

And also apparently if you're getting enough protein in the diet you're getting enough phosphorus. Protein itself doesn't contain phosphorus, but high protein foods are also high in phosphorus.

usogood
Btw: OP likes to be referred to as "Your Awesomness" ...........his spelling, not mine! :bigsmile:

madhatter2013

I love this! What movie was that from?

I believe it's from Practical Magic

Yeah It's when she's yelling at her sister because she can't lie to the cop.

Ramen237

I worry more about my ytterbium intake than phosphorus.

SusanL222

Cuspidorally speaking, from a spitooneous standpoint, I daresay your vocabulary is much too copious for my dominionary diction. Therefore, I hesitate to articulate for fear it may deviate from our true course of rectitude.

Dear Intelligent People,
In spite of all of your thoughtful and well-researched responses............I believe we have a winner here! ^^^^^^^^^FTW!!:drinker:

ETA: word substitution

Myhaloslipped

Sorry, no intelligence here! Big words are scary, and I prefer the safety and familiarity of my kitchen. :yawn:

Orion782

Can't brain. I've got the dumb.

:laugh: Yes, this.

PghPensFan69

OP, I will simplify it for you

IIFIYM - IF IT FITS IN YOUR MOUTH

EAT IT

jenbit

OP, I will simplify it for you

IIFIYM - IF IT FITS IN YOUR MOUTH

EAT IT

that is a yummy looking burger .... guys not bad either

QueenBishOTUniverse

I don't know much about the role of phosphorus in the body.

Wikipedia is a good starting place though: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphorus

Apparently an average adult human contains 0.7kg of phosphorus

And also apparently if you're getting enough protein in the diet you're getting enough phosphorus. Protein itself doesn't contain phosphorus, but high protein foods are also high in phosphorus.

The only thing I think of when I hear phosphorus in the body is my lessons on nitrogen and phosphorus cycling in aquariums.

I explain it to my student's this way:
Lipids and Carbohydrates = Carbon Hydrogen Oxygen
Proteins = add Nitrogen
Nucleic Acids = add Phosphorus

So when it comes to elemental composition of the body it goes Oxygen, Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen (calcium cause bones) then Phosphorus. So yea, VERY important, every single cell in every single organism requires it, but that also means that every single food you eat is going to have some, so generally, not an element you need to worry about getting enough of....

Aaaaand, I just nerded out on that, sorry.

beth4dieting3

I think you would have more luck with the post if the title was more descriptive to what you are looking for. You aren't looking for "intelligent" people but someone who understands your specific issue. Good luck.

butlersoft

I suspect the OP may now be feeling frasmotic, anaspeptic, even compunctuous to have caused such pericombobulation...

;-)

mank32

Bulwer-Litton much?


intelligent enough to know that understanding of the definition of a word does not contain or connote understanding of its proper use. :yawn: :huh:

wolverine66

Emi1974

I just typed 3 pages with my answer to your question, clicked send and the internet crashed. So sorry about that....

ChristinaOrtiz23

I was hoping to gauge a response from those of you that find an analytical approach to a dietician’s analysis of prearranged phosphorous intake to be conducive to the actual dietary needs for most people. Specifically in regard to overincumbence of the minerals that relate to regular release function. After receiving a review from a professional and analyzing the input given i can't seem to grasp the approach as it was mentioned to me. I just struggle with straying from what has always been commonplace amongst what was always my understanding of the matter. Does anyone here have any background information or experience that would lend to this type of dietary regimen? I welcome any feedback especially any information conducive to aid in the overall understanding of such a wide ranging and changing topic.

Thanks.

kytte