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People who are getting worse are not practicing moderation. That doesn't mean that moderation doesn't work. You act like it's some wacky extremist idea when in fact it's a basic life skill, like walking, swimming, riding a bike, tying one's own shoes.Yet you people continue to yammer about "moderation" when that is clearly NOT working on a national basis. The problem is only getting worse.
She's a sugar "addict" so apparently everyone who practices moderation is wrong . . .
If you think that sugar is not addictive for some people, you are quite wrong. http://www.foodaddictionsummit.org/index.htm
And I am NOT a sugar addict, thank you very much. I actually never ate much sugar as an adult---but I ate a lot of it as a kid. I was hypertensive by the time I was a senior in high school too.
That must have been terrible. I'm so lucky to be healthy and still be able to eat sugar. Life is truly marvelous for some us I guess.
It is for me. I'm able to eat the same number of calories as mulberry but still have ice cream. She can't. I am genuinely blessed.
You know, we got Reddy to eat some Pop Tarts. I think mulberry needs to eat a little lighter tomorrow and have a nice bowl of ice cream before bed. It would be good for her.
you've been here two years and you've only lost 10 pounds. why's that?
You've been here a year and you've lost 0 pounds. Why is that?
look at me.0 -
People who are getting worse are not practicing moderation. That doesn't mean that moderation doesn't work. You act like it's some wacky extremist idea when in fact it's a basic life skill, like walking, swimming, riding a bike, tying one's own shoes.Yet you people continue to yammer about "moderation" when that is clearly NOT working on a national basis. The problem is only getting worse.
She's a sugar "addict" so apparently everyone who practices moderation is wrong . . .
If you think that sugar is not addictive for some people, you are quite wrong. http://www.foodaddictionsummit.org/index.htm
And I am NOT a sugar addict, thank you very much. I actually never ate much sugar as an adult---but I ate a lot of it as a kid. I was hypertensive by the time I was a senior in high school too.
That must have been terrible. I'm so lucky to be healthy and still be able to eat sugar. Life is truly marvelous for some us I guess.
It is for me. I'm able to eat the same number of calories as mulberry but still have ice cream. She can't. I am genuinely blessed.
You know, we got Reddy to eat some Pop Tarts. I think mulberry needs to eat a little lighter tomorrow and have a nice bowl of ice cream before bed. It would be good for her.
I don't think she even lifts, bro0 -
People who are getting worse are not practicing moderation. That doesn't mean that moderation doesn't work. You act like it's some wacky extremist idea when in fact it's a basic life skill, like walking, swimming, riding a bike, tying one's own shoes.Yet you people continue to yammer about "moderation" when that is clearly NOT working on a national basis. The problem is only getting worse.
She's a sugar "addict" so apparently everyone who practices moderation is wrong . . .
If you think that sugar is not addictive for some people, you are quite wrong. http://www.foodaddictionsummit.org/index.htm
And I am NOT a sugar addict, thank you very much. I actually never ate much sugar as an adult---but I ate a lot of it as a kid. I was hypertensive by the time I was a senior in high school too.
That must have been terrible. I'm so lucky to be healthy and still be able to eat sugar. Life is truly marvelous for some us I guess.
It is for me. I'm able to eat the same number of calories as mulberry but still have ice cream. She can't. I am genuinely blessed.
You know, we got Reddy to eat some Pop Tarts. I think mulberry needs to eat a little lighter tomorrow and have a nice bowl of ice cream before bed. It would be good for her.
you've been here two years and you've only lost 10 pounds. why's that?
You've been here a year and you've lost 0 pounds. Why is that?
Oh snap! Whipped out, measured, and the winner is.....!0 -
Nope, don't want to waste the calories. I also have another reason for eschewing sugar. It raises uric acid levels.
That's too bad. I ate about 1900 calories today and found room for ice cream, just like I ate about 1750 calories yesterday and found room for ice cream.
Yum.
You should open your diary. Would be interesting to see what you're using all these calories on.
Here's what I ate today (fairly typical). It was yummy and I quite enjoyed it., thank you very much:
Prev Wednesday April 10, 2013 Next
Breakfast Calories Carbs Fat Protein Sodium Potass
Biosource - Fish Oil 1000mg, 1 Soft Gel Capsules 10 0 1 0 0 0
Spinach - Raw, 0.33 cup 2 0 0 0 8 55
Onions - Raw, 33 g 14 3 0 0 1 48
Green - Bell Pepper, 25 g 5 1 0 0 1 44
Coffee - Brewed from grounds, 1 cup (8 fl oz) 2 0 0 0 5 116
Aroy-D Coconut Milk - (Corrected for Sodium/Potassium), 0.063 of a cup (15 ml) 21 0 2 0 2 40
Neilson Table Cream 18 - Table Cream, 2 Tbsp 60 2 5 1 30 0
365 Organic - Salted Butter Organic Sweet Cream, 0.75 tablespoon 75 0 8 0 56 0
Generic - One Egg, 1/2 cup (one whole egg) 140 2 10 12 126 146
Organic Meadow - 3.8% Plain Yogurt, 0.25 cup (175g) 43 4 2 2 27 0
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372 12 28 15 256 449
Lunch
Cheese - organic Cheddar, 2 oz 228 1 19 14 351 55
Peppers - Sweet, green, raw, 0.2 cup, sliced 4 1 0 0 1 32
Renees - Greek Feta Salad Dressing, 14.19 ml 86 0 9 0 73 0
Generic - English Cucumber - Burpless Cucumber - Seedless Cucumber, 1/2 cup/125ml (65g) 10 2 0 1 0 95
Avocado Haas, 1/5 Medium - Avocado Edible Portion No Seed No Skin, 1 ounce (30g) 50 3 5 1 0 150
President's Choice - Organic Grape Tomatoes, 1/4 cup 7 1 0 1 2 89
Terra - Sweet Potato Chips, 0.5 oz (28g/ about 17 chips) 80 8 6 1 5 174
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465 16 39 18 432 595
Dinner
California Giant Berry Farms - Raw Organic Strawberries, 100 g (4 oz) 32 8 0 1 1 153
Biosource - Fish Oil 1000mg Odourless, 1 Soft Gel Capsules 10 0 1 0 0 0
Hi Liner - Haddock (Corrected for Potassium), 140 grams 210 11 9 21 350 520
Terra - Sweet Potato Chips, 0.5 oz (28g/ about 17 chips) 80 8 6 1 5 174
Trader Joe's - Organic Baby Peeled Carrots, 3 oz 35 8 0 1 65 270
Add Food
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367 35 16 24 421 1,117
Snacks
Aroy-D Coconut Milk - (Corrected for Sodium/Potassium), 0.063 of a cup (15 ml) 21 0 2 0 2 40
Celery - Raw, 2 stalk, medium (7-1/2" - 8" long) 11 2 0 1 64 208
Lemon juice - Raw, 0.5 lemon yields 6 2 0 0 0 29
Coffee - Brewed from grounds, decaffeinated, 1.5 cup (8 fl oz) 0 0 0 0 7 192
Neilson Table Cream 18 - Table Cream, 2 Tbsp 60 2 5 1 30 0
Peanut Butter - Harris Tetter - Organic Creamy No Stir, 2 tbsp 210 6 16 9 55 180
Add Food
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308 12 23 11 158 649
Totals 1,512 75 106 68 1,267 2,810
Your Daily Goal 1,550 213 51 58 2,500 3,500
Remaining 38 138 -55 -10 1,233 690
Calories Carbs Fat Protein Sodium Potass
*You've earned 170 extra calories from exercise today
LOVE that! :drinker:0 -
People who are getting worse are not practicing moderation. That doesn't mean that moderation doesn't work. You act like it's some wacky extremist idea when in fact it's a basic life skill, like walking, swimming, riding a bike, tying one's own shoes.Yet you people continue to yammer about "moderation" when that is clearly NOT working on a national basis. The problem is only getting worse.
She's a sugar "addict" so apparently everyone who practices moderation is wrong . . .
If you think that sugar is not addictive for some people, you are quite wrong. http://www.foodaddictionsummit.org/index.htm
And I am NOT a sugar addict, thank you very much. I actually never ate much sugar as an adult---but I ate a lot of it as a kid. I was hypertensive by the time I was a senior in high school too.
That must have been terrible. I'm so lucky to be healthy and still be able to eat sugar. Life is truly marvelous for some us I guess.
It is for me. I'm able to eat the same number of calories as mulberry but still have ice cream. She can't. I am genuinely blessed.
You know, we got Reddy to eat some Pop Tarts. I think mulberry needs to eat a little lighter tomorrow and have a nice bowl of ice cream before bed. It would be good for her.
you've been here two years and you've only lost 10 pounds. why's that?
You've been here a year and you've lost 0 pounds. Why is that?
look at me.
So you're bulking then, right?0 -
Nope, don't want to waste the calories. I also have another reason for eschewing sugar. It raises uric acid levels.
That's too bad. I ate about 1900 calories today and found room for ice cream, just like I ate about 1750 calories yesterday and found room for ice cream.
Yum.
You should open your diary. Would be interesting to see what you're using all these calories on.
Here's what I ate today (fairly typical). It was yummy and I quite enjoyed it., thank you very much:
Prev Wednesday April 10, 2013 Next
Breakfast Calories Carbs Fat Protein Sodium Potass
Biosource - Fish Oil 1000mg, 1 Soft Gel Capsules 10 0 1 0 0 0
Spinach - Raw, 0.33 cup 2 0 0 0 8 55
Onions - Raw, 33 g 14 3 0 0 1 48
Green - Bell Pepper, 25 g 5 1 0 0 1 44
Coffee - Brewed from grounds, 1 cup (8 fl oz) 2 0 0 0 5 116
Aroy-D Coconut Milk - (Corrected for Sodium/Potassium), 0.063 of a cup (15 ml) 21 0 2 0 2 40
Neilson Table Cream 18 - Table Cream, 2 Tbsp 60 2 5 1 30 0
365 Organic - Salted Butter Organic Sweet Cream, 0.75 tablespoon 75 0 8 0 56 0
Generic - One Egg, 1/2 cup (one whole egg) 140 2 10 12 126 146
Organic Meadow - 3.8% Plain Yogurt, 0.25 cup (175g) 43 4 2 2 27 0
Add Food
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372 12 28 15 256 449
Lunch
Cheese - organic Cheddar, 2 oz 228 1 19 14 351 55
Peppers - Sweet, green, raw, 0.2 cup, sliced 4 1 0 0 1 32
Renees - Greek Feta Salad Dressing, 14.19 ml 86 0 9 0 73 0
Generic - English Cucumber - Burpless Cucumber - Seedless Cucumber, 1/2 cup/125ml (65g) 10 2 0 1 0 95
Avocado Haas, 1/5 Medium - Avocado Edible Portion No Seed No Skin, 1 ounce (30g) 50 3 5 1 0 150
President's Choice - Organic Grape Tomatoes, 1/4 cup 7 1 0 1 2 89
Terra - Sweet Potato Chips, 0.5 oz (28g/ about 17 chips) 80 8 6 1 5 174
Add Food
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465 16 39 18 432 595
Dinner
California Giant Berry Farms - Raw Organic Strawberries, 100 g (4 oz) 32 8 0 1 1 153
Biosource - Fish Oil 1000mg Odourless, 1 Soft Gel Capsules 10 0 1 0 0 0
Hi Liner - Haddock (Corrected for Potassium), 140 grams 210 11 9 21 350 520
Terra - Sweet Potato Chips, 0.5 oz (28g/ about 17 chips) 80 8 6 1 5 174
Trader Joe's - Organic Baby Peeled Carrots, 3 oz 35 8 0 1 65 270
Add Food
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367 35 16 24 421 1,117
Snacks
Aroy-D Coconut Milk - (Corrected for Sodium/Potassium), 0.063 of a cup (15 ml) 21 0 2 0 2 40
Celery - Raw, 2 stalk, medium (7-1/2" - 8" long) 11 2 0 1 64 208
Lemon juice - Raw, 0.5 lemon yields 6 2 0 0 0 29
Coffee - Brewed from grounds, decaffeinated, 1.5 cup (8 fl oz) 0 0 0 0 7 192
Neilson Table Cream 18 - Table Cream, 2 Tbsp 60 2 5 1 30 0
Peanut Butter - Harris Tetter - Organic Creamy No Stir, 2 tbsp 210 6 16 9 55 180
Add Food
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308 12 23 11 158 649
Totals 1,512 75 106 68 1,267 2,810
Your Daily Goal 1,550 213 51 58 2,500 3,500
Remaining 38 138 -55 -10 1,233 690
Calories Carbs Fat Protein Sodium Potass
*You've earned 170 extra calories from exercise today
Over 200 calories of peanut butter, 60 calories of cream, and 230 calories of cheese? You could easily cut back a little bit of each of those and have room for ice cream, if you wanted to.0 -
I KNOW the majority of people poo-poo so-called "conspiracy theories" but I'm NOT one of them. I believe one of the ways to absolutely rip people off and cheat them blind and control them is to do things in the open, so that even the mere "questioning" of something or other will make the crowds roar with boos and head wagging....
That said, be there a conspiracy to make us fat or not, I personally am fat because I've been lazy, slothful and gluttonous and live and eat irresponsibly and with a false feeling of "entitlement" to treat myself "good" and eat all kinds of junk and crap in the name of "this will make me feel better--temporarily". I have a new attitude and a new way of eating, drinking and thinking and a big part of it is to avoid like the plague the foods and drinks that the majority and corporate America says indulge in--because you can and should! Nope, no thank you, I don't care for any is my way now. Unpopular? Yep...so what!0 -
Nope, don't want to waste the calories. I also have another reason for eschewing sugar. It raises uric acid levels.
That's too bad. I ate about 1900 calories today and found room for ice cream, just like I ate about 1750 calories yesterday and found room for ice cream.
Yum.
You should open your diary. Would be interesting to see what you're using all these calories on.
Here's what I ate today (fairly typical). It was yummy and I quite enjoyed it., thank you very much:
Prev Wednesday April 10, 2013 Next
Breakfast Calories Carbs Fat Protein Sodium Potass
Biosource - Fish Oil 1000mg, 1 Soft Gel Capsules 10 0 1 0 0 0
Spinach - Raw, 0.33 cup 2 0 0 0 8 55
Onions - Raw, 33 g 14 3 0 0 1 48
Green - Bell Pepper, 25 g 5 1 0 0 1 44
Coffee - Brewed from grounds, 1 cup (8 fl oz) 2 0 0 0 5 116
Aroy-D Coconut Milk - (Corrected for Sodium/Potassium), 0.063 of a cup (15 ml) 21 0 2 0 2 40
Neilson Table Cream 18 - Table Cream, 2 Tbsp 60 2 5 1 30 0
365 Organic - Salted Butter Organic Sweet Cream, 0.75 tablespoon 75 0 8 0 56 0
Generic - One Egg, 1/2 cup (one whole egg) 140 2 10 12 126 146
Organic Meadow - 3.8% Plain Yogurt, 0.25 cup (175g) 43 4 2 2 27 0
Add Food
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372 12 28 15 256 449
Lunch
Cheese - organic Cheddar, 2 oz 228 1 19 14 351 55
Peppers - Sweet, green, raw, 0.2 cup, sliced 4 1 0 0 1 32
Renees - Greek Feta Salad Dressing, 14.19 ml 86 0 9 0 73 0
Generic - English Cucumber - Burpless Cucumber - Seedless Cucumber, 1/2 cup/125ml (65g) 10 2 0 1 0 95
Avocado Haas, 1/5 Medium - Avocado Edible Portion No Seed No Skin, 1 ounce (30g) 50 3 5 1 0 150
President's Choice - Organic Grape Tomatoes, 1/4 cup 7 1 0 1 2 89
Terra - Sweet Potato Chips, 0.5 oz (28g/ about 17 chips) 80 8 6 1 5 174
Add Food
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465 16 39 18 432 595
Dinner
California Giant Berry Farms - Raw Organic Strawberries, 100 g (4 oz) 32 8 0 1 1 153
Biosource - Fish Oil 1000mg Odourless, 1 Soft Gel Capsules 10 0 1 0 0 0
Hi Liner - Haddock (Corrected for Potassium), 140 grams 210 11 9 21 350 520
Terra - Sweet Potato Chips, 0.5 oz (28g/ about 17 chips) 80 8 6 1 5 174
Trader Joe's - Organic Baby Peeled Carrots, 3 oz 35 8 0 1 65 270
Add Food
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367 35 16 24 421 1,117
Snacks
Aroy-D Coconut Milk - (Corrected for Sodium/Potassium), 0.063 of a cup (15 ml) 21 0 2 0 2 40
Celery - Raw, 2 stalk, medium (7-1/2" - 8" long) 11 2 0 1 64 208
Lemon juice - Raw, 0.5 lemon yields 6 2 0 0 0 29
Coffee - Brewed from grounds, decaffeinated, 1.5 cup (8 fl oz) 0 0 0 0 7 192
Neilson Table Cream 18 - Table Cream, 2 Tbsp 60 2 5 1 30 0
Peanut Butter - Harris Tetter - Organic Creamy No Stir, 2 tbsp 210 6 16 9 55 180
Add Food
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308 12 23 11 158 649
Totals 1,512 75 106 68 1,267 2,810
Your Daily Goal 1,550 213 51 58 2,500 3,500
Remaining 38 138 -55 -10 1,233 690
Calories Carbs Fat Protein Sodium Potass
*You've earned 170 extra calories from exercise today
Over 200 calories of peanut butter, 60 calories of cream, and 230 calories of cheese? You could easily cut back a little bit of each of those and have room for ice cream, if you wanted to.
lol you really don't get it do you?0 -
People who are getting worse are not practicing moderation. That doesn't mean that moderation doesn't work. You act like it's some wacky extremist idea when in fact it's a basic life skill, like walking, swimming, riding a bike, tying one's own shoes.Yet you people continue to yammer about "moderation" when that is clearly NOT working on a national basis. The problem is only getting worse.
She's a sugar "addict" so apparently everyone who practices moderation is wrong . . .
If you think that sugar is not addictive for some people, you are quite wrong. http://www.foodaddictionsummit.org/index.htm
And I am NOT a sugar addict, thank you very much. I actually never ate much sugar as an adult---but I ate a lot of it as a kid. I was hypertensive by the time I was a senior in high school too.
That must have been terrible. I'm so lucky to be healthy and still be able to eat sugar. Life is truly marvelous for some us I guess.
Your sangfroid notwithstanding, yes, you are lucky to be healthy. Life is more marvelous for me than you can possibly imagine. Have fun. I'm going to go read something interesting before I go to bed. Goodnight.
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Nope, don't want to waste the calories. I also have another reason for eschewing sugar. It raises uric acid levels.
That's too bad. I ate about 1900 calories today and found room for ice cream, just like I ate about 1750 calories yesterday and found room for ice cream.
Yum.
You should open your diary. Would be interesting to see what you're using all these calories on.
Here's what I ate today (fairly typical). It was yummy and I quite enjoyed it., thank you very much:
Prev Wednesday April 10, 2013 Next
Breakfast Calories Carbs Fat Protein Sodium Potass
Biosource - Fish Oil 1000mg, 1 Soft Gel Capsules 10 0 1 0 0 0
Spinach - Raw, 0.33 cup 2 0 0 0 8 55
Onions - Raw, 33 g 14 3 0 0 1 48
Green - Bell Pepper, 25 g 5 1 0 0 1 44
Coffee - Brewed from grounds, 1 cup (8 fl oz) 2 0 0 0 5 116
Aroy-D Coconut Milk - (Corrected for Sodium/Potassium), 0.063 of a cup (15 ml) 21 0 2 0 2 40
Neilson Table Cream 18 - Table Cream, 2 Tbsp 60 2 5 1 30 0
365 Organic - Salted Butter Organic Sweet Cream, 0.75 tablespoon 75 0 8 0 56 0
Generic - One Egg, 1/2 cup (one whole egg) 140 2 10 12 126 146
Organic Meadow - 3.8% Plain Yogurt, 0.25 cup (175g) 43 4 2 2 27 0
Add Food
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372 12 28 15 256 449
Lunch
Cheese - organic Cheddar, 2 oz 228 1 19 14 351 55
Peppers - Sweet, green, raw, 0.2 cup, sliced 4 1 0 0 1 32
Renees - Greek Feta Salad Dressing, 14.19 ml 86 0 9 0 73 0
Generic - English Cucumber - Burpless Cucumber - Seedless Cucumber, 1/2 cup/125ml (65g) 10 2 0 1 0 95
Avocado Haas, 1/5 Medium - Avocado Edible Portion No Seed No Skin, 1 ounce (30g) 50 3 5 1 0 150
President's Choice - Organic Grape Tomatoes, 1/4 cup 7 1 0 1 2 89
Terra - Sweet Potato Chips, 0.5 oz (28g/ about 17 chips) 80 8 6 1 5 174
Add Food
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465 16 39 18 432 595
Dinner
California Giant Berry Farms - Raw Organic Strawberries, 100 g (4 oz) 32 8 0 1 1 153
Biosource - Fish Oil 1000mg Odourless, 1 Soft Gel Capsules 10 0 1 0 0 0
Hi Liner - Haddock (Corrected for Potassium), 140 grams 210 11 9 21 350 520
Terra - Sweet Potato Chips, 0.5 oz (28g/ about 17 chips) 80 8 6 1 5 174
Trader Joe's - Organic Baby Peeled Carrots, 3 oz 35 8 0 1 65 270
Add Food
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367 35 16 24 421 1,117
Snacks
Aroy-D Coconut Milk - (Corrected for Sodium/Potassium), 0.063 of a cup (15 ml) 21 0 2 0 2 40
Celery - Raw, 2 stalk, medium (7-1/2" - 8" long) 11 2 0 1 64 208
Lemon juice - Raw, 0.5 lemon yields 6 2 0 0 0 29
Coffee - Brewed from grounds, decaffeinated, 1.5 cup (8 fl oz) 0 0 0 0 7 192
Neilson Table Cream 18 - Table Cream, 2 Tbsp 60 2 5 1 30 0
Peanut Butter - Harris Tetter - Organic Creamy No Stir, 2 tbsp 210 6 16 9 55 180
Add Food
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308 12 23 11 158 649
Totals 1,512 75 106 68 1,267 2,810
Your Daily Goal 1,550 213 51 58 2,500 3,500
Remaining 38 138 -55 -10 1,233 690
Calories Carbs Fat Protein Sodium Potass
*You've earned 170 extra calories from exercise today
Over 200 calories of peanut butter, 60 calories of cream, and 230 calories of cheese? You could easily cut back a little bit of each of those and have room for ice cream, if you wanted to.
lol you really don't get it do you?
You know, I really don't think she needs your help.0 -
"...ETA: But I'm also not scared of eating fat...or sugar...or sodium...because I don't have any medical condition that would warrant being particularly mindful of that.."
*Cue the Star Wars music* Yoda: "You will be...you WILL be." The damage that is done is done over time. But we are already seeing 9 year-old kids with Type II diabetes. This is unprecedented. You gonna put those kids on a diet?
Huh? I am 41 years old. I am and have been a healthy weight/BMI/BF%. Any tests I have had have yet to show any problems. My four children ages 8 through 22 are and have been perfectly healthy. How would you have us eat differently and what makes you think you can predict our future health?
ETA: Whoops, sorry. I didn't realize how far off the tracks this thread had gone since this post.0 -
People who are getting worse are not practicing moderation. That doesn't mean that moderation doesn't work. You act like it's some wacky extremist idea when in fact it's a basic life skill, like walking, swimming, riding a bike, tying one's own shoes.Yet you people continue to yammer about "moderation" when that is clearly NOT working on a national basis. The problem is only getting worse.
She's a sugar "addict" so apparently everyone who practices moderation is wrong . . .
If you think that sugar is not addictive for some people, you are quite wrong. http://www.foodaddictionsummit.org/index.htm
And I am NOT a sugar addict, thank you very much. I actually never ate much sugar as an adult---but I ate a lot of it as a kid. I was hypertensive by the time I was a senior in high school too.
That must have been terrible. I'm so lucky to be healthy and still be able to eat sugar. Life is truly marvelous for some us I guess.
Your sangfroid notwithstanding, yes, you are lucky to be healthy. Life is more marvelous for me than you can possibly imagine. Have fun. I'm going to go read something interesting before I go to bed. Goodnight.
Awwww, what a sweet flounce. Good night, and have sweet dreams of conspiracies dancing in your head. 0 -
Nope, don't want to waste the calories. I also have another reason for eschewing sugar. It raises uric acid levels.
That's too bad. I ate about 1900 calories today and found room for ice cream, just like I ate about 1750 calories yesterday and found room for ice cream.
Yum.
You should open your diary. Would be interesting to see what you're using all these calories on.
Here's what I ate today (fairly typical). It was yummy and I quite enjoyed it., thank you very much:
Prev Wednesday April 10, 2013 Next
Breakfast Calories Carbs Fat Protein Sodium Potass
Biosource - Fish Oil 1000mg, 1 Soft Gel Capsules 10 0 1 0 0 0
Spinach - Raw, 0.33 cup 2 0 0 0 8 55
Onions - Raw, 33 g 14 3 0 0 1 48
Green - Bell Pepper, 25 g 5 1 0 0 1 44
Coffee - Brewed from grounds, 1 cup (8 fl oz) 2 0 0 0 5 116
Aroy-D Coconut Milk - (Corrected for Sodium/Potassium), 0.063 of a cup (15 ml) 21 0 2 0 2 40
Neilson Table Cream 18 - Table Cream, 2 Tbsp 60 2 5 1 30 0
365 Organic - Salted Butter Organic Sweet Cream, 0.75 tablespoon 75 0 8 0 56 0
Generic - One Egg, 1/2 cup (one whole egg) 140 2 10 12 126 146
Organic Meadow - 3.8% Plain Yogurt, 0.25 cup (175g) 43 4 2 2 27 0
Add Food
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372 12 28 15 256 449
Lunch
Cheese - organic Cheddar, 2 oz 228 1 19 14 351 55
Peppers - Sweet, green, raw, 0.2 cup, sliced 4 1 0 0 1 32
Renees - Greek Feta Salad Dressing, 14.19 ml 86 0 9 0 73 0
Generic - English Cucumber - Burpless Cucumber - Seedless Cucumber, 1/2 cup/125ml (65g) 10 2 0 1 0 95
Avocado Haas, 1/5 Medium - Avocado Edible Portion No Seed No Skin, 1 ounce (30g) 50 3 5 1 0 150
President's Choice - Organic Grape Tomatoes, 1/4 cup 7 1 0 1 2 89
Terra - Sweet Potato Chips, 0.5 oz (28g/ about 17 chips) 80 8 6 1 5 174
Add Food
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465 16 39 18 432 595
Dinner
California Giant Berry Farms - Raw Organic Strawberries, 100 g (4 oz) 32 8 0 1 1 153
Biosource - Fish Oil 1000mg Odourless, 1 Soft Gel Capsules 10 0 1 0 0 0
Hi Liner - Haddock (Corrected for Potassium), 140 grams 210 11 9 21 350 520
Terra - Sweet Potato Chips, 0.5 oz (28g/ about 17 chips) 80 8 6 1 5 174
Trader Joe's - Organic Baby Peeled Carrots, 3 oz 35 8 0 1 65 270
Add Food
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367 35 16 24 421 1,117
Snacks
Aroy-D Coconut Milk - (Corrected for Sodium/Potassium), 0.063 of a cup (15 ml) 21 0 2 0 2 40
Celery - Raw, 2 stalk, medium (7-1/2" - 8" long) 11 2 0 1 64 208
Lemon juice - Raw, 0.5 lemon yields 6 2 0 0 0 29
Coffee - Brewed from grounds, decaffeinated, 1.5 cup (8 fl oz) 0 0 0 0 7 192
Neilson Table Cream 18 - Table Cream, 2 Tbsp 60 2 5 1 30 0
Peanut Butter - Harris Tetter - Organic Creamy No Stir, 2 tbsp 210 6 16 9 55 180
Add Food
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308 12 23 11 158 649
Totals 1,512 75 106 68 1,267 2,810
Your Daily Goal 1,550 213 51 58 2,500 3,500
Remaining 38 138 -55 -10 1,233 690
Calories Carbs Fat Protein Sodium Potass
*You've earned 170 extra calories from exercise today
Over 200 calories of peanut butter, 60 calories of cream, and 230 calories of cheese? You could easily cut back a little bit of each of those and have room for ice cream, if you wanted to.
lol you really don't get it do you?
You know, I really don't think she needs your help.
and literally no one needs yours0 -
I KNOW the majority of people poo-poo so-called "conspiracy theories" but I'm NOT one of them. I believe one of the ways to absolutely rip people off and cheat them blind and control them is to do things in the open, so that even the mere "questioning" of something or other will make the crowds roar with boos and head wagging....
That said, be there a conspiracy to make us fat or not, I personally am fat because I've been lazy, slothful and gluttonous and live and eat irresponsibly and with a false feeling of "entitlement" to treat myself "good" and eat all kinds of junk and crap in the name of "this will make me feel better--temporarily". I have a new attitude and a new way of eating, drinking and thinking and a big part of it is to avoid like the plague the foods and drinks that the majority and corporate America says indulge in--because you can and should! Nope, no thank you, I don't care for any is my way now. Unpopular? Yep...so what!
^^^^^THIS^^^^^THIS^^^^^^THIS 0 -
Many of us have heard of the "Bliss factor". I believe it. In fact, I eat foods that are delicious and make me feel great due to high sugar and fat content. However, I take responsibility for the things I eat, and don't go hog wild and blame it on the industry. It's hard to fight it when there are high calorie foods everywhere that you just want to keep eating. But in the end, it's up to the person whether or not they'll do what the industries want.
^ This.
You can look at this two ways, IMO.
1. It's a conspiracy and "food corporations" are in cahoots with the pharmaceutical companies, insurance companies and hospitals to get us sick and wring money from us.
or
2. We, as consumers, demand cheap, tasty, fattening food and the market is willing to provide it for us.
I think option #2 is much more likely.
you'd be wrong...#1 is the right answer. I know, because I work for a pharmaceuticals company. Nothing they love than sick people living longer....and the younger they get sick, so very much the better.0 -
Many of us have heard of the "Bliss factor". I believe it. In fact, I eat foods that are delicious and make me feel great due to high sugar and fat content. However, I take responsibility for the things I eat, and don't go hog wild and blame it on the industry. It's hard to fight it when there are high calorie foods everywhere that you just want to keep eating. But in the end, it's up to the person whether or not they'll do what the industries want.
^ This.
You can look at this two ways, IMO.
1. It's a conspiracy and "food corporations" are in cahoots with the pharmaceutical companies, insurance companies and hospitals to get us sick and wring money from us.
or
2. We, as consumers, demand cheap, tasty, fattening food and the market is willing to provide it for us.
I think option #2 is much more likely.
you'd be wrong...#1 is the right answer. I know, because I work for a pharmaceuticals company. Nothing they love than sick people living longer....and the younger they get sick, so very much the better.
they want us to all live a long time with at least one chronic malady that requires pharmaceutical treatment to control. 'tis the way of capitalism.0 -
yup it's crazy but true... the smells, the colors, the flavors, all artificial, ones that get our body to want them over and over. It makes money for the company and brings us back, until you learn the truth and then it's a bit easier to turn away... I watched some great videos online this past weekend on Food Matter with Jon Gabriel and others that shared this even more.I recently came across two reports that made me realize how much the choices we make affect our success.
The first one I heard on NPR. It was someone talking about how we’re “hard-wired”, …we’re made to want high fat, high calorie foods (and a lot of it). Our ancestors who ate as much of those things as they could, when they could are the ones who survived. The problem is, our ancestors didn’t have the abundance of these things that we do today. My take away? Don’t start eating these things, because it’s too hard to stop (and not just because I my willpower isn’t strong enough).
The other was an article in the NY Times magazine, that discussed how food manufacturers make the food we eat. The one thing that blew my mind? There is an actual term they use, called the “bliss factor” that is the point at which a food triggers a response in your body that makes you want to keep eating. Let me repeat this…they actually create foods with the goal to make it physically more difficult to put it down.
Wow, like it isn’t hard enough for me already! What this made me realize is that I really do need to focus on the items around the perimeter of the store. I have been aware of that for a while, but these two things made the light bulb go off for me…when I eat the things that are processed, I’m making it much harder on myself than it needs to be.
And why on earth would I do that?
The first time you realize it, it's mind blowing isn't it? I'm still taking it all in and I've known for awhile, it's hard to wrap your mind around in some aspects.
Some can eat one cookie or a bowl of ice cream and move on, some have that addictive personality that can't eat one or they lose control. I'm not someone that can typically eat one, so I strive to stay away and make other healthy choices that work better for me.
very good video!!!!That was all covered very well in movie: Hungry for Change
You can look at this two ways, IMO.
1. It's a conspiracy and "food corporations" are in cahoots with the pharmaceutical companies, insurance companies and hospitals to get us sick and wring money from us.
or
2. We, as consumers, demand cheap, tasty, fattening food and the market is willing to provide it for us.
I think option #2 is much more likely.
I don't see why it can't be both, I believe it is! #2 is why there IS #10 -
Many of us have heard of the "Bliss factor". I believe it. In fact, I eat foods that are delicious and make me feel great due to high sugar and fat content. However, I take responsibility for the things I eat, and don't go hog wild and blame it on the industry. It's hard to fight it when there are high calorie foods everywhere that you just want to keep eating. But in the end, it's up to the person whether or not they'll do what the industries want.
^ This.
You can look at this two ways, IMO.
1. It's a conspiracy and "food corporations" are in cahoots with the pharmaceutical companies, insurance companies and hospitals to get us sick and wring money from us.
or
2. We, as consumers, demand cheap, tasty, fattening food and the market is willing to provide it for us.
I think option #2 is much more likely.
you'd be wrong...#1 is the right answer. I know, because I work for a pharmaceuticals company. Nothing they love than sick people living longer....and the younger they get sick, so very much the better.
they want us to all live a long time with at least one chronic malady that requires pharmaceutical treatment to control. 'tis the way of capitalism.
Yep, exactly, just like Shakeology. The corporations are killing us *shiver*0 -
Fat is the byproduct of the conspiracy to get us addicted to the junk that provides shareholders with loads of profits.
Yes, we are responsible for what we eat, but no, we shouldn't be sold these products without the same kind of health warnings that are on a pack of cigarettes.0 -
Fat is the byproduct of the conspiracy to get us addicted to the junk that provides shareholders with loads of profits.
Yes, we are responsible for what we eat, but no, we shouldn't be sold these products without the same kind of health warnings that are on a pack of cigarettes.
Well they would have to put that warning on literally every food product on the market. You can get fat and diabetic just as well eating "clean" and "healthy" food as you can "junk" food. Too much avocado, coconut oil, white rice, whole grain bread, butter, organic peanut butter, etc, will make you just as fat and sick as too much ice cream and potato chips.
Conversely, eating these foods - any of them - in moderation in the context of a healthy diet with appropriate caloric and macro content will not lead to those problems.0
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