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All right fatties, you know who you are. (If you have any doubt, a person has traditionally been considered to be obese if they are more than 20 percent over their ideal weight.)
As you suck down another soda, be mindful that you also are sucking on my wallet. More than guns, more than cigarettes, OBESITY is a leading threat to the health and well-being of Americans from coast to coast. And it also is a HUGE burden on both our tax and healthcare systems.
Quote: You know what used to be -- smoking used to be the biggest cause of preventable death and disease, and today, as fewer people smoke and obesity rates creep up, obesity has now surpassed smoking as the biggest burden on America's health, according to a study out this week in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
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The Patriots have been overachievers the past two years. It doesn't have the talent to compensate for injuries, and it wins so much because it puts in 99% effort in the regular season and plays with terrific schemes to mask its deficiencies.
But in the playoffs a good team at 99% will not beat emotional, talented teams that play at 100%. It's what happened against the Giants in 2011 and the Ravens in 2012.
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Bah. It's the chemical equivalent of sugar, it'll NEVER be banned. America's fat slobs simply have poor eating and lifestyle habits; there is NO EXCUSE! It's a matter of simple common sense.
Bah. It's the chemical equivalent of sugar, it'll NEVER be banned. America's fat slobs simply have poor eating and lifestyle habits; there is NO EXCUSE! It's a matter of simple common sense.
No it's really not.
If you're familiar with glycolysis you'll know it it's the first of many breakdown systems used to extract energy from sugars. Glucose is the ideal sugar and the primary input for this process.
Fructose (features in high fructose corn syrup) also is used here, but it enters about halfway through as it is processed separately before joining.
It just so happens that by skipping the first couple steps you miss one of the crucial feedback mechanisms in the overall reaction that slows down the process if there's too much sugar already.
Gross oversimplification but HFCS disrupts the normal sugar regulation of the body. A good analogy is giving your car gas without it 'counting' toward your gas gauge. You won't know how much gas you really have!
This is not to minimize our poor eating habits at all, you are right. But it would probably help the people who don't pay attention to their diet quite a bit.
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The Patriots have been overachievers the past two years. It doesn't have the talent to compensate for injuries, and it wins so much because it puts in 99% effort in the regular season and plays with terrific schemes to mask its deficiencies.
But in the playoffs a good team at 99% will not beat emotional, talented teams that play at 100%. It's what happened against the Giants in 2011 and the Ravens in 2012.
Last edited by DocHoliday; 01-10-2013 at 10:00 PM..
If you're familiar with glycolysis you'll know it it's the first of many breakdown systems used to extract energy from sugars. Glucose is the ideal sugar and the primary input for this process.
Fructose (features in high fructose corn syrup) also is used here, but it enters about halfway through as it is processed separately before joining.
It just so happens that by skipping the first couple steps you miss one of the crucial feedback mechanisms in the overall reaction that slows down the process if there's too much sugar already.
Gross oversimplification but HFCS disrupts the normal sugar regulation of the body. A good analogy is giving your car gas without it 'counting' toward your gas gauge. You won't know how much gas you really have!
This is not to minimize our poor eating habits at all, you are right. But it would probably help the people who don't pay attention to their diet quite a bit.
This says HFCS and sugar are identical nutritionally:
Quote: Both are bad for your health when consumed in excessive amounts because eating too much of either one might promote weight gain, and neither sweetener has any nutritive value beyond the calories. Some people believe HFCS is more dangerous to your health than regular sugar, but those claims aren't based on science.
Beyond this argument, the matter is moot if you minimize intake of processed foods which often are food-like "products" masquerading as food.
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All right fatties, you know who you are. (If you have any doubt, a person has traditionally been considered to be obese if they are more than 20 percent over their ideal weight.)
As you suck down another soda, be mindful that you also are sucking on my wallet. More than guns, more than cigarettes, OBESITY is a leading threat to the health and well-being of Americans from coast to coast. And it also is a HUGE burden on both our tax and healthcare systems.
Quote: You know what used to be -- smoking used to be the biggest cause of preventable death and disease, and today, as fewer people smoke and obesity rates creep up, obesity has now surpassed smoking as the biggest burden on America's health, according to a study out this week in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
People who are over weight but not obese live longer than people that are considered at proper weight or under. Of course since almost all weight studies use BMI as a guide they are all wrong since BMI is a tool for pharmaceutical companies and so forth to make money.
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Re: Jan. 10, 2013 -- Today in Obesity
Sugar needs to be banned! Corn also! No more cows! Their farts are melting the glaciers!
Who cares about the friggin national debt. We never had a damn thing to do with it. Just push the reset on the monetary debt. Start over. It happened multiple times in the past. Money is just a few keystrokes on a computer these days.
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