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Are you serious? You're name calling because someone is disagreeing with you? With evidence?
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Well, actually, there is evidence to suggest (e.g. Young & Lenné, 2010) that eating in the car is almost as dangerous ans using a mobile in terms of attention impairment. There is no need to insult him when he was only saying it's safer for everyone if you concentrate on the road.
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Beautifully said. :heart:
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Just because something is low in calories/fat doesn't mean it is inherently healthy.
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As a psychology student, I will say that the "21 days" is complete pseudoscience. There is no evidence to back it up, and it's only been made popular by mainstream media, and not actual science.
