Re: Food should be regulated like tobacco
Posted: Tue May 20, 2014 12:09 am
I've been hearing from international groups that you all need to be eliminated because you pose health risks to the world's ecosystem. I can't disagree. Bye. 
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to me this would just result in political battles on what is overweightwub wrote:Health test every year. If your results class you as overweight, you get put in a higher tax bracket for the next year. Well see how many of these fatties really have glandular issues when their income is affected.
Getting your fat privilege mumbo jumbo in early I see.ehbrums1 wrote:to me this would just result in political battles on what is overweightwub wrote:Health test every year. If your results class you as overweight, you get put in a higher tax bracket for the next year. Well see how many of these fatties really have glandular issues when their income is affected.
This reminds me, fat people are now talking about 'thin privilege' as if it is a thing. I am privileged because when I was sick of being fat at 15, I decided to eat less.wub wrote:Getting your fat privilege mumbo jumbo in early I see.ehbrums1 wrote:to me this would just result in political battles on what is overweightwub wrote:Health test every year. If your results class you as overweight, you get put in a higher tax bracket for the next year. Well see how many of these fatties really have glandular issues when their income is affected.

I'm quite alright with people choosing a lifestyle that makes them fat, but I'm reading articles where fat people complain that fat kids should have 'fat role models in Disney movies' and then I'm thinking; why should Disney be forced to endorse a dangerous lifestyle that kids will suffer from? Should we also have Disney characters that shoot heroin and get into bareback gangbangs with strangers every night?wub wrote:Thin privilege aka "How dare you be prejudice against me because of my shitty life choices, lack of willpower and cake retention!"
It's their bodies.nobody wrote:people eat, drink and smoke themselves to death like fucking idiots, they should be stopped
Strongly disagree with that - any means of counting calories is flawed. The whole calorie system is flawed. You can eat 3000 calories a day and still with a healthy lifestyle you will not gain weight, but if it's the right food you'll lose wiehgt. Yes, certain foods increase your metabolic rate and make you poo what is stored and thus in turn losing weight.Genevieve wrote:Simple maths.nitz wrote:And what do you base this one? Food makes people fat, not the lack of food per se.Genevieve wrote:Particular food items or types of food do not cause obesity.
Say you use 2000 calories per day, and eat 2500 calories worth of fruit, nuts, free range meat, organic vegetables, etc.
Those 500 calories will be stored on the body as tissue. Depending on macronutritional ratios of your diet and your lifestyle (sedative vs resistance training vs cardiovascular training), these calories can be stored as either mostly muscle, mostly fat, or both in roughly equal amounts. Either way, you will gain weight.
But if you use up 2000 calories per day and you consume 2000 calories worth of junkfood per day, you won't gain or lose weight, you'll stay the same.
This. Don't give shit what people do to themselves as long as it doesn't effect other people.Genevieve wrote:Do whatever you want with your body, but don't try to push your unhealthy lifestyle to children so you can feel good about yourself.
No, because calories are a measure of energy. People use up energy through-out the day and excess energy is stored on your body as tissue to be used later. Restricted the amount of energy you consume then makes your body tap into its reserves (fat, muscle) and you lose weight. You didn't debunk anything I said, you just repeated your innitial point with more words.nitz wrote:Strongly disagree with that - any means of counting calories is flawed. The whole calorie system is flawed. You can eat 3000 calories a day and still with a healthy lifestyle you will not gain weight, but if it's the right food you'll lose wiehgt. Yes, certain foods increase your metabolic rate and make you poo what is stored and thus in turn losing weight.
Say person 1 date a 2500k pizza, person 2 ate 2500k of fruit veg and some meat. The second person abeit having eaten the same amount of calories will maintain his weight, whereas person b will 99.9% gain weight.
No, it proves my point because he restricted his caloric intake to a little over 2000 calories while still eating junkfood.nitz wrote:Did anything see that guy who ate mcd's for 1 month and lost shit loads of weigh because of what he choose to eat? Obvs not the best study, but semin proves the point.
Ok so, what you're saying is 2000 calories of cheeseburgers, breakfast lunch and dinner is all the same as 2000 calories of fruit veg and meat? Is this what your converting?Genevieve wrote:No, because calories are a measure of energy. People use up energy through-out the day and excess energy is stored on your body as tissue to be used later. Restricted the amount of energy you consume then makes your body tap into its reserves (fat, muscle) and you lose weight. You didn't debunk anything I said, you just repeated your innitial point with more words.nitz wrote:Strongly disagree with that - any means of counting calories is flawed. The whole calorie system is flawed. You can eat 3000 calories a day and still with a healthy lifestyle you will not gain weight, but if it's the right food you'll lose wiehgt. Yes, certain foods increase your metabolic rate and make you poo what is stored and thus in turn losing weight.
Say person 1 date a 2500k pizza, person 2 ate 2500k of fruit veg and some meat. The second person abeit having eaten the same amount of calories will maintain his weight, whereas person b will 99.9% gain weight.
100 Watts of energy is still 100 watts of energy, regardless of whether it is generated by wind or coal.
No, it proves my point because he restricted his caloric intake to a little over 2000 calories while still eating junkfood.nitz wrote:Did anything see that guy who ate mcd's for 1 month and lost shit loads of weigh because of what he choose to eat? Obvs not the best study, but semin proves the point.
I restricted my calories to 2000 calories last summer, I lost weight eating cheeseburgers.