Carbs are making you fat
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Marilyn Monroe credits her beautiful figure to pasta (AKA, carbs)
She so fat...
Umm, I don't know if you picked the best possible picture to illustrate your point...
Thought about it but couldnt be bothered with finding a photoshopped pic of her. She still looks drop dead gorgeous and very fit
who gives a **** shes still a 10(oh and asize 10 to)
Marilyn looked fabulous on the outside, but was in terrible, terrible health on the inside.0 -
Nice job. You chased a newbie out of a chat room that is meant to be a place of support. You might not agree with the op but you could at least respond with respect and sensitivity.0
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eating toast at 11pm while I read this thread0
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Nice job. You chased a newbie out of a chat room that is meant to be a place of support. You might not agree with the op but you could at least respond with respect and sensitivity.
He was deluded and didn't want to hear an alternative view.0 -
Carbs do not make you fat! Look at any runner or cyclist. They eats carbs by the boatload. I started logging into MFP to help refine my diet. I wanted to get rid of the garbage in between meals. You know, the candy bars, cookies. etc. The stuff that gets unnoticed when you try to recall what you ate at the end of the day. Anyway, I average 252 carbs per day mostly whole grains and fruits and vegetables.
You know what makes you fat; sedentaryism!!! When I was a kid the last thing I did after school or on the weekend was sit in front of the television. I was on my bike or in the park or playing dodge ball or ringolevio (relievio for my Canadian friends). Google it if you don't know what it is. My point is that there is a child obesity problem today because the kids just sit around and eat and watch TV or play video games.
We all ate McDonalds and Burger King and cookies, ice cream, potato chips, candy bars. I certainly didn't grow up eating carrots and celery for my snacks.
One hundred years ago when we worked for a living; I mean physical work hauling boxes, digging ditches, building fences we were able to burn all the excess calories we ate. Progress has taken the physical labor away from us to the point that we drive our cars around the block to buy a gallon of milk.
Humans are evolutionary (I hope I don't offend anyone now). As we recognize that our sedentary lifestyle is causing health problems we begin looking for ways to correct it. That means replacing the physical labor we did as our means of earning a living with enjoyable (for some) exercise. It also means adapting our diets to recognize that we don't need as many calories (or carbs for energy) as we once did.
You see, I have been a runner for over 35 years, I have eaten mounds of spaghetti, bushels of potatoes and sacks of rice. I'm not fat and I've had a desk job for thirty years. And I don't think I'm better than anyone else out here.
Honestly, maybe I'm just venting since my wife thinks that carbs made her fat. I'll save my opinion on that matter in case she ever reads this post.0 -
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Umm, I don't know if you picked the best possible picture to illustrate your point...
Thought about it but couldnt be bothered with finding a photoshopped pic of her. She still looks drop dead gorgeous and very fit
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This....no photoshop, just beauty!0 -
I think you and I are on a bit different pages about what we consider processed food. While you're correct, those are processed foods (and good for you at that!) but when I think of processed food (and what I believe others in the thread are referring to as processed food) are the chemically enhanced food from burger king or those so called nutirition bars which are loaded with additives etc. Strictly speaking almost all foods are processed but I think you're taking terms too literally sir0
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At least it seems like most everyone agress that processed foods are bad.
Then most everyone is an idiot
ok I'm not the most diet educated person out there but are you suggesting that processed food are good for you?. To me processed food = food loaded with additional chemicals such as soda and those "nutrition bars". I'm not trying to argue, just was wondering if this is what you meant
Some examples of processed foods, tell me why they are bad;
Frozen fruits, protein powder, yogurt, milk, cheese, olive oil, butter, nut butters, oatmeal.
I think you and I are on a bit different pages about what we consider processed food. While you're correct, those are processed foods (and good for you at that!) but when I think of processed food (and what I believe others in the thread are referring to as processed food) are the chemically enhanced food from burger king or those so called nutirition bars which are loaded with additives etc. Strictly speaking almost all foods are processed but I think you're taking terms too literally sir
There of course different degrees of processing but even something like whey or casein protein powder that is more heavily processed doesn't make it necessarily bad.0 -
Anyone who thinks carbs don't make you fat is an IDIOT. Personally, I only eat raisins and horseradish everyday, and i'm RIPPED.
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I think you and I are on a bit different pages about what we consider processed food. While you're correct, those are processed foods (and good for you at that!) but when I think of processed food (and what I believe others in the thread are referring to as processed food) are the chemically enhanced food from burger king or those so called nutirition bars which are loaded with additives etc. Strictly speaking almost all foods are processed but I think you're taking terms too literally sir
What position? I didnt made any position...please read the entire post before replying0 -
Nice job. You chased a newbie out of a chat room that is meant to be a place of support. You might not agree with the op but you could at least respond with respect and sensitivity.
He was deluded and didn't want to hear an alternative view.
I don't really see anything all that bad either.0 -
At least it seems like most everyone agress that processed foods are bad.
Then most everyone is an idiot
ok I'm not the most diet educated person out there but are you suggesting that processed food are good for you?. To me processed food = food loaded with additional chemicals such as soda and those "nutrition bars". I'm not trying to argue, just was wondering if this is what you meant
Some examples of processed foods, tell me why they are bad;
Frozen fruits, protein powder, yogurt, milk, cheese, olive oil, butter, nut butters, oatmeal.
I think you and I are on a bit different pages about what we consider processed food. While you're correct, those are processed foods (and good for you at that!) but when I think of processed food (and what I believe others in the thread are referring to as processed food) are the chemically enhanced food from burger king or those so called nutirition bars which are loaded with additives etc. Strictly speaking almost all foods are processed but I think you're taking terms too literally sir
There of course different degrees of processing but even something like whey or casein protein powder that is more heavily processed doesn't make it necessarily bad.
Very true. Ofcourse the grilled chicken I made at home can also be considered processed. And I would never ever deny the benefits of my delicious chocolate flavored whey protein powder but you know what I'm referring to. I was just curious if you meant that the other processed foods I listed were included in the "not bad for you" statement you made originally. I'm going to guess you are didn't0 -
I think you and I are on a bit different pages about what we consider processed food. While you're correct, those are processed foods (and good for you at that!) but when I think of processed food (and what I believe others in the thread are referring to as processed food) are the chemically enhanced food from burger king or those so called nutirition bars which are loaded with additives etc. Strictly speaking almost all foods are processed but I think you're taking terms too literally sir
What position? I didnt made any position...please read the entire post before replying0 -
yea prob too much carbs.. but I eat bread daily if not every other day. in pb&j sandwiches, reg. sandwiches, tuna sandwiches, toast.. yea u no the basics and im NOT GETTIN FAT! From it, infact Ive been losing weight.. well its wheat bread but still haha carbs... AND I LOVE CARBS. Carbs from ne thing :P0
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carbs dont make you fat! if you are over eating and not exercising then your having excess energy.. only 3% of carbs converts to fat..0
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sigh its this **** again
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check his join date/comment count
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he's deluded
certainly create the impression that this is a safe place for people suffering from a common problem to get support.0 -
My great aunt died of carbohydrates.0
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I think you and I are on a bit different pages about what we consider processed food. While you're correct, those are processed foods (and good for you at that!) but when I think of processed food (and what I believe others in the thread are referring to as processed food) are the chemically enhanced food from burger king or those so called nutirition bars which are loaded with additives etc. Strictly speaking almost all foods are processed but I think you're taking terms too literally sir
What position? I didnt made any position...please read the entire post before replying
cool. You're right. You win. Take care0 -
I think you and I are on a bit different pages about what we consider processed food. While you're correct, those are processed foods (and good for you at that!) but when I think of processed food (and what I believe others in the thread are referring to as processed food) are the chemically enhanced food from burger king or those so called nutirition bars which are loaded with additives etc. Strictly speaking almost all foods are processed but I think you're taking terms too literally sir
What position? I didnt made any position...please read the entire post before replying
cool. You're right. You win. Take care
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