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"Parents who have obese children know they have obese children. This program is not "for the greater good" it's a boneheaded idea that is based off a bad scaling system. Since my daughter's pediatrician is perfectly happy with her, the school sending a note saying she is fat is not going to do anything but make her…

Join the trail running subculture. We're a weird group. :)

First off, people are really brave behind their keyboards. As far as Subway goes, you probably could get fresher, more nutrient-dense food somewhere else, but it serves it's purpose. If you're in a hurry. a veggie-filled sandwich isn't going to hurt you. It will give you energy which is what your body needs to keep you…

Umm... this is ummm really nice.

It looks really good just make sure you get a good coach who will explain the compound movements well. Do things at your pace and you'll do great!

Ooo are you doing the Isle du Bois? My wife is doing the 50K.

[/quote] Just wanted to say that is the coolest tattoo! [/quote] Thank you! It was a big accomplishment. Are you a runner?

Wylie, Texas here. I learned a simple truth: the human body is designed for famine, not surplus. After I learned that, I was motivated to live like a human, not an American. I'm not perfect, but I think it's important to understand exactly how the human body is designed and how exercise/food affect it.

Care to provide a source for that piece of information? E. coli has existed for millions and millions of years and makes up a good percentage of our natural gut flora. [/quote] I know it only makes sense to defend an industry that completely mocks the fabric of animal upbringing, but really? You keep having animals grow up…

E. Coli was born from industrialized meat practices. Buy local :)

It's found because of industrialized meat practices.

This.

Great transformation man!

"Is Butter a Carb?" [/quote] LOL Oh dear

I think the lack of meat in your diet has clouded your judgement [/quote] Aw, I think you might just be a bit ignorant on this topic. Here is evidence that veggies, beans/legumes, quinoa and other plant-based foods have protein: http://www.veganbodybuilding.com/?page=news…

By whose standards?