Soldato
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Indeed, some of the attitudes in this thread are atrocious and massively narrow minded. I'll wager those with said attitudes are not perfect themselves.
Lol this is basic biology and you people I thought as of intelligent just shatter that myth.
Excess heat generated in normal activity is retained more by fat insulation and causes more sweating to cool via evaporation. It's a vicious cycle.
Ever wonder why fat creatures tend to do well and have evolved in cold and wet environments. Not on land or tropical climates.
I don't actually know if you people are taking the Mick just to get more insults in or generally have zero biological understanding, which is odd on this information era.
I have to stop reading these threads They drive me bonkers.
Indeed, some of the attitudes in this thread are atrocious and massively narrow minded. I'll wager those with said attitudes are not perfect themselves.
There's a difference between perfection and obesity. A large difference.
There's a difference between perfection and obesity. A large difference.
2 generations ago you didn't have as much industrial food sources or processed foods.
it was actually world war 2 that really pushed processed foods and made it apparent that it could be used to make money.
the soldiers were the first people to be given processed and refined food sources. after the war ended they then pushed those same foods onto everyone.
it also doesn't help corrupt scientists have made myths turn into facts. such as fat is unhealthy. refined oils are healthy, etc.
100cal of sugar will make you crave more food, while a 100cal of fat/protien is far more satiating and does not cause the blood sugar roller coaster. Which means for a lot of people it is next to impossible to stop at say 2000 calories if you eat at mcdonalds.
which fats, what context and what evidence?Too much fat is unhealthy, people seem to forget that these days and just focus on sugar.
yes calories have a use, but a calorie is not a calorie on the affect it has in the body, which is what 96% of peopel are saying as well as teh marketing. just have this slice of cake its only a couple of hundread calories you can fit it in. Totaly ignoring what affect it has on the body.While I do agree with you to a certain extent but what are the other alternatives for measuring your daily intake of food? Calories is only a rough guide but it does give you a easy way of working our weather you have eaten too much or too little. At the end of the day though, if I only eat 1500 calories a sweets a day, I would loose weight but if ate an healthy balanced diet of 4000 calories I would gain weight.
By the way a gastric band works by limiting the amount of food a person can eat so they feel full quicker and can't over eat. Kind of like stopping them having too many calories.
Too much fat is unhealthy, people seem to forget that these days and just focus on sugar.
As for 'processing' that's rather unspecific, something being processed isn't necessarily going to cause anyone to put on more weight. Something packed with plenty of sugar etc.. perhaps will.
yes calories have a use, but a calorie is not a calorie on the affect it has in the body, which is what 96% of peopel are saying as well as teh marketing. just have this slice of cake its only a couple of hundread calories you can fit it in. Totaly ignoring what affect it has on the body.
Thats the thing and why it fails, you will not just consume 1500 calories of sweets, you might have the willpower for a day or so, but you will break as your entire biology is telling you to. This is why a calorie is a calorie message utterly fails.
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What is your suggestion then on how to tell people they are eating too much then?
Just eat a balanced diet, eat your greens... it isn't rocket science
People just don't want to hear it's that simple.
Indeed, some of the attitudes in this thread are atrocious and massively narrow minded. I'll wager those with said attitudes are not perfect themselves.
I don't know, maybe a diet that actually understands biology and therefore gives you a far better chance as it deals with the hormones as well as medical support for depression or other mental issues.
I don't know, maybe a diet that actually understands biology and therefore gives you a far better chance as it deals with the hormones as well as medical support for depression or other mental issues.
rather than bad advice and no support.
you do realise this doesnt work for 95% of people and what do you call a balanced diet? does it include the usual calories in calories out eat that slice of cake etc?So a balanced diet under your TDEE? I was fat and then one day decided to just eat less(plus a more balanced diet) and exercise more, ended up losing 3 stone. People asked me how I done it yet would turn their nose up when i told them the truth. Eat less, eat smarter, do some exercise(not needed but helps). A lot of people aren't used to the feeling of being hungry, it's not a bad thing and while your stomach might protest for a bit, you get used to and get over it.
absolutely, but you are also changing your hormonal response, which also lowers hunger. Ghriline response is largely learnt, so if you eat 3 times a day your ghrelin levels will rise at those times, which is why snacking, especially regular snacking is so bad. It also as you have experienced does not take long to change this.Doing a 8:16 fast has taught me that most "hunger" I have experienced was habitual hunger rather tha actual hunger, only took 2 weeks to retrain my brain/stomach.
100% agree with this.Doing a 8:16 fast has taught me that most "hunger" I have experienced was habitual hunger rather tha actual hunger, only took 2 weeks to retrain my brain/stomach.
Where are you seeing this fat tax? I got a 500ml bottle of coke for £1.09 for lunch, every bottle, can and carton were price marked in the corner shop.ok, so crazy idea bad pitch.....
so we've recently acquired 2 new cats in our household on top of our existing resident. the previous resident is young and healthy, and pretty normal.
however the 2 newcomers are ex laboratory cats, so they've been used to being stuck in a cage with a daily feeding ritual and not much else.
so they can't regulate their eating, so you need to give them servings, but the previous cat is used to just having a full bowl and eating when he wants (and he can maintain a healthy weight)
our solution is his food bowl is now up on a shelf that only he can jump up to, bit unconventional but it works, and this is where my idea comes from- why not do this to humans?
instead of sugar tax or whatever, just make all fast food restaurants have a physical challenge as an entry barrier, like say a rock climbing wall, if you're fit enough to climb the wall and carry your food down you can have it, but if your too fat it'll stop you, same goes for supermarkets.
so gd, genius or madness?