Is McDonald's ever ok?
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Just watch SuperSize Me and Food, Inc. and see if you still crave McDonald's.
Did and still crave a Big Mac sometimes. I get one too. Since I'm not having it for anything close to every meal, it isn't a problem...0 -
McDs is one of the reasons we're on this site.
Personally I'M the reason I'm on this site. *I* made bad choices. It's MY fault. No one elses.0 -
Sure, it's fine but if you want to spend those calories on something wouldn't you prefer spending them on something that tastes really good?0
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McDs is one of the reasons we're on this site.
Personally I'M the reason I'm on this site. *I* made bad choices. It's MY fault. No one elses.
Yes, i am, and i think many many people here are. I just hate the fact that people are always so fast to blame McDonalds, and fast food in general, for their weight. Grow a spine and accept responsibility.0 -
Just watch SuperSize Me and Food, Inc. and see if you still crave McDonald's.
Actually ate a McD double cheeseburger while watching Supersize Me.
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Just watch SuperSize Me and Food, Inc. and see if you still crave McDonald's.
Actually ate a McD double cheeseburger while watching Supersize Me.
It
was
AWESOME
:laugh:
All Supersize Me "proved" was that eating something like that 3 times a day, and eating far bigger portions every time, is bad for you.
No **** Sherlock. We really needed to be told that?0 -
Actually ate a McD double cheeseburger while watching Supersize Me.
It
was
AWESOME
<---- looking around for "rep" button.0 -
I understand that it can fit in, calorically speaking, to a healthy diet. But I just honestly don't know how anyone who KNOWS what's in that junk can eat it. One McDonald's hamburger is comprised of little bits of up to HUNDREDS of cows. There's no way you can spin that to make it sanitary or acceptable.. and that's just one example. I understand the convenience of fast food is usually a big factor.. but it's just as easy to hit your supermarket salad bar.
And your statement is judgmental. You are implying the people who KNOW what's in it and eat it are ignorant for doing it.
Umm.. people who know what's in it and eat it ARE ignorant for doing it. Knowingly putting poison in your body is pretty ignorant if you ask me. McD's hamburgers are "ground beef," but in the interest of mass production and keeping costs low, the cows are slaughtered and the meat is all processed and ground in bulk.. Meaning that your McDonald's hamburger can easily contain meat from up to hundreds of cows. Those frozen burger patties you can buy in the grocery store are made with the same process. The process is so unsanitary that the processing plants use ammonia to "clean" the meat before it's ground. If that doesn't make you avoid fast food joints like the plague, I don't think anything will.0 -
I have eaten McDonalds several times during my journey and it was perfectly fine! Like others wrote it's fine in moderation and if you have the room I say go for it! I've done it and never had any bad issue with it0
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Never!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Burger King, and Taco Bell are fine though.
Oh and Jack in the Box. I love me some Ultimate Breakfast Jack.
But McDonalds? Bleh!0 -
If you are asking if going occasionally is going to kill your diet efforts--no, it's not.
The occasional treat or splurge is not only okay, but I would encourage it. We should never feel anything is off limits for the rest of our lives, or even until we reach goals.
I personally think the food quality of McD's is pretty bad. That is why I never order actual food items there. But do I think you can still lose weight and squeeze in an occasional McD's meal? Sure.
Sometimes after a wicked workout (one earning me 1000-1300 calories), I will stop at McD's and get a Mango-pineapple smoothie or berry-smoothie. A medium is in the 300 cal range and at least has some fruit and yogurt.0 -
McDonald and any restaurant is okay. Food doesn't make a person fat, people make themselves fat. I know a lot of people will dispute this and say I don't know what I'm talking about.
A person is in control of how much they will eat, regardless if they are at home eating or at a restaurant eating.0 -
Just watch SuperSize Me and Food, Inc. and see if you still crave McDonald's.
Actually ate a McD double cheeseburger while watching Supersize Me.
It
was
AWESOME0 -
:laugh:
All Supersize Me "proved" was that eating something like that 3 times a day, and eating far bigger portions every time, is bad for you.
No **** Sherlock. We really needed to be told that?0 -
:laugh:
All Supersize Me "proved" was that eating something like that 3 times a day, and eating far bigger portions every time, is bad for you.
No **** Sherlock. We really needed to be told that?
^^^^^^ fo shizzle... I completely agree with you both! Both sides have an agenda and I hate when people pretend that "supersize me" didn't have any ulterior motives behind it. They made a **** load of money off that doc... They guy ate Supersize Meals WITH DESSERT and SODA the entire time. It's called self control... Then they demonized the clown and bright colors that they do with the playgrounds and toys as an evil plot to make our children fat...So over the top and just ridiculous in some aspects. I'm not advocating mcdonalds...I worked there for years and literally watched people grow and it was very sad to me.... But people need to accept responsibility for their actions...or it won't matter what you're eating or where... You will not succeed until YOU take control.0 -
McDonald and any restaurant is okay. Food doesn't make a person fat, people make themselves fat. I know a lot of people will dispute this and say I don't know what I'm talking about.
A person is in control of how much they will eat, regardless if they are at home eating or at a restaurant eating.
I'm not gonna say you are wrong!!! I'm gonna say I LOVE THIS WAY OF THINKING!!!!0
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