OLD SCHOOL THINKING

Joanne_Moniz

Worried about trans fat or salt? That's a little old-school. If you want to stay current on dietary villains, you'll want to start thinking about sugar.

Lots and lots of sugar — as in 77 grams, or nearly 20 teaspoons. That's how much added sugar the average American consumes every day, according to a 2011 scientific report, and that's not even factoring in the sugars naturally found in fruits, vegetables and milk.


JOANNE MONIZ
THE SKINNY ON OBESITY GROUP

cally69

You said it yourself...staying 'current' means being a slave to trends. Trends come in and out of fashion. What you are punting ( and have done so in a previous post) is the latest trend. No one food is the 'villain'.
This kind of thinking is old school

djames92

You said it yourself...staying 'current' means being a slave to trends. Trends come in and out of fashion. What you are punting ( and have done so in a previous post) is the latest trend. No one food is the 'villain'.
This kind of thinking is old school

win

also didnt you post something very similar to this about 4 hours ago

Sarauk2sf

Hmmm - I wonder if you will answer my question here. You FR's me and I ask a polite question about one of your wall posts and you delete the question and then when I ask why you delete me. But from what I saw you say sugar causes a fat belly.

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eats about 100g a day of sugar

djames92

Hmmm - I wonder if you will answer my question here. You FR's me and I ask a polite question about one of your wall posts and you delete the question and then when I ask why you delete me. But from what I saw you say sugar causes a fat belly.

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eats about 100g a day of sugar

i get close to that most days!

Yanicka1

Stop it, we got it the first time

sunsnstatheart

troll much

jetscreaminagain

Lame scare mongering post is lame.

rml_16

You said it yourself...staying 'current' means being a slave to trends. Trends come in and out of fashion. What you are punting ( and have done so in a previous post) is the latest trend. No one food is the 'villain'.
This kind of thinking is old school

This.

The first three sentences in the OP are the main reason I refuse to panic over food.

I think for nostalgic purposes, I'll go back to being afraid of eggs and coffee.

jetscreaminagain

I give you credit that by rotating your profile pic by 90 degrees you look all spidermannish which is badass. But that doesn't mean you get any street cred with your early 90's sugar busting silliness.

Dave198lbs

are you saying we should not worry about trans fat?

Contrarian

Sugar and I were fooling around, and sugar tried to put it in the wrong place WITH NO WARNING!

Joanne_Moniz

read about, or ask your doc about what skinny fat means

jetscreaminagain

read about, or ask your doc about what skinny fat means

Does it mean I can walk on walls?!? Sign me up!!!

Dave198lbs

read about, or ask your doc about what skinny fat means

my doc says trans fat be bad. she says no to trans fat. she went to a bunch of schools. Old and new.

TommiEgan

I think the fear mongering is getting a little old....and lame....

rml_16

*sigh*

My bloodwork from my last two physicals was perfect and when I had some minor surgery in October, the anesthesiologist was shocked at my health (in a good way).

I'm not really worried about "skinny fat."

ironanimal

read about, or ask your doc about what skinny fat means

Skinny fat means having low muscle mass compared to fat at a low bodyweight.

WTF do you think it means?

Laces_0ut

this may be the first time i have ever said this and meant it.

Reported.

Acg67

Worried about trans fat or salt? That's a little old-school. If you want to stay current on dietary villains, you'll want to start thinking about sugar.

Lots and lots of sugar — as in 77 grams, or nearly 20 teaspoons. That's how much added sugar the average American consumes every day, according to a 2011 scientific report, and that's not even factoring in the sugars naturally found in fruits, vegetables and milk.


JOANNE MONIZ
THE SKINNY ON OBESITY GROUP

Lollercoaster

BurtHuttz

I had an ice cream cone tonight.
I am way under my caloric maintenance goal.
Conservation of energy & mass FTW.

MidwestAngel

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Just ate 2 cups of ice cream

Dave198lbs

this may be the first time i have ever said this and meant it.

Reported.

really? just curious...for what?

Laces_0ut

this may be the first time i have ever said this and meant it.

Reported.

really? just curious...for what?

spam

pg3ibew

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Just ate 2 cups of ice cream

Me too. and I eat it every night. I posted a pic a while back with 13 half gallons of ice cream in my freezer. My favorite snack. WOOT WOOT

Dave198lbs

this may be the first time i have ever said this and meant it.

Reported.

really? just curious...for what?

spam

ahhhh

I was hoping they had a new category called
fear mongering

jetscreaminagain

I had an ice cream cone tonight.
I am way under my caloric maintenance goal.
Conservation of energy & mass FTW.

Yay!!!! ::Thomas Dolby voice::: Science!

LittleMiss_WillLoseIt

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Just ate 2 cups of ice cream

Yes she did and shared some with me!

MsDover

I think the fear mongering is getting a little old....and lame....

This. Just what are you actually selling? Cut to the chase already so we can get on to something else.

Katbody10

You said it yourself...staying 'current' means being a slave to trends. Trends come in and out of fashion. What you are punting ( and have done so in a previous post) is the latest trend. No one food is the 'villain'.
This kind of thinking is old school

Someone enjoys attention .. good and negative. .. *sigh*

P.S. .. this may come as a shock .. but I heard the Earth was round! I'm relieved to know that we're not gonna fall off the edge of the sea if we get too close to the edge..

BeachGingerOnTheRocks

Crap, I just consumed 34 grams of sugars from vegetables and milk. Yeah, need to cut back on those tomatoes and soybeans.

Crazy much?