huge topic:Americans keep getting fatter

[Coronita]

[quote=jpinpb][quote=flu]
That’s easy to do. Just withhold s.. …uh, never mind…[/quote]

Now why would I punish myself in the process? 😉

Fine line between telling someone what to do and just suggesting. If he’s happy eating ice cream, I’m not going to control him. But if I can get him to eat an apple sometimes, then it’s something. He’s not a kid. He knows he’s indulging. At least he goes for a run once a week and gets some exercise.[/quote]

Trust me, a lot of men are kids inside anyway, even when they are responsible elsewhere. That’s why I get along with my kid just fine… 🙂

[jpinpb]

[quote=flu]
Trust me, a lot of men are kids inside anyway, even when they are responsible elsewhere. [/quote]

LOL. You got me there.

[jpinpb]

[quote=flu]
Trust me, a lot of men are kids inside anyway, even when they are responsible elsewhere. [/quote]

LOL. You got me there.

[jpinpb]

[quote=flu]
Trust me, a lot of men are kids inside anyway, even when they are responsible elsewhere. [/quote]

LOL. You got me there.

[jpinpb]

[quote=flu]
Trust me, a lot of men are kids inside anyway, even when they are responsible elsewhere. [/quote]

LOL. You got me there.

[jpinpb]

[quote=flu]
Trust me, a lot of men are kids inside anyway, even when they are responsible elsewhere. [/quote]

LOL. You got me there.

[CardiffBaseball]

[quote=ocrenter]
as for the fat. in moderation of course. you can’t survive on a NO fat diet. but too much fat WILL raise your cholesterol, this is not a conspiracy driven advice.[/quote]

Studies that linked saturated fat consumption to high cholesterol have been shown faulty. In nearly every major clinical trial since Taubes book came out, people on a lo-carb regimen showed improved cholesterol profiles particularly triglycerides.

I would preface this by saying, not everyone has this insulin resistance problem. The high-fat, lo-carb type diet seems to work well for those prone to belly fat. Let’s face we all know skinny people who really don’t do much to stay thin, and I don’t know that that person has the same issues dealing with insulin.

[CardiffBaseball]

[quote=ocrenter]
as for the fat. in moderation of course. you can’t survive on a NO fat diet. but too much fat WILL raise your cholesterol, this is not a conspiracy driven advice.[/quote]

Studies that linked saturated fat consumption to high cholesterol have been shown faulty. In nearly every major clinical trial since Taubes book came out, people on a lo-carb regimen showed improved cholesterol profiles particularly triglycerides.

I would preface this by saying, not everyone has this insulin resistance problem. The high-fat, lo-carb type diet seems to work well for those prone to belly fat. Let’s face we all know skinny people who really don’t do much to stay thin, and I don’t know that that person has the same issues dealing with insulin.

[CardiffBaseball]

[quote=ocrenter]
as for the fat. in moderation of course. you can’t survive on a NO fat diet. but too much fat WILL raise your cholesterol, this is not a conspiracy driven advice.[/quote]

Studies that linked saturated fat consumption to high cholesterol have been shown faulty. In nearly every major clinical trial since Taubes book came out, people on a lo-carb regimen showed improved cholesterol profiles particularly triglycerides.

I would preface this by saying, not everyone has this insulin resistance problem. The high-fat, lo-carb type diet seems to work well for those prone to belly fat. Let’s face we all know skinny people who really don’t do much to stay thin, and I don’t know that that person has the same issues dealing with insulin.

[CardiffBaseball]

[quote=ocrenter]
as for the fat. in moderation of course. you can’t survive on a NO fat diet. but too much fat WILL raise your cholesterol, this is not a conspiracy driven advice.[/quote]

Studies that linked saturated fat consumption to high cholesterol have been shown faulty. In nearly every major clinical trial since Taubes book came out, people on a lo-carb regimen showed improved cholesterol profiles particularly triglycerides.

I would preface this by saying, not everyone has this insulin resistance problem. The high-fat, lo-carb type diet seems to work well for those prone to belly fat. Let’s face we all know skinny people who really don’t do much to stay thin, and I don’t know that that person has the same issues dealing with insulin.

[CardiffBaseball]

[quote=ocrenter]
as for the fat. in moderation of course. you can’t survive on a NO fat diet. but too much fat WILL raise your cholesterol, this is not a conspiracy driven advice.[/quote]

Studies that linked saturated fat consumption to high cholesterol have been shown faulty. In nearly every major clinical trial since Taubes book came out, people on a lo-carb regimen showed improved cholesterol profiles particularly triglycerides.

I would preface this by saying, not everyone has this insulin resistance problem. The high-fat, lo-carb type diet seems to work well for those prone to belly fat. Let’s face we all know skinny people who really don’t do much to stay thin, and I don’t know that that person has the same issues dealing with insulin.

[CardiffBaseball]

Drew Carey Sheds 80 lbs.

http://livinlavidalowcarb.com/blog/celebrity-drew-carey-whacks-off-80-pounds-beats-his-diabetes-on-a-low-carb-diet-with-exercise/8647

[CardiffBaseball]

Drew Carey Sheds 80 lbs.

http://livinlavidalowcarb.com/blog/celebrity-drew-carey-whacks-off-80-pounds-beats-his-diabetes-on-a-low-carb-diet-with-exercise/8647

[CardiffBaseball]

Drew Carey Sheds 80 lbs.

http://livinlavidalowcarb.com/blog/celebrity-drew-carey-whacks-off-80-pounds-beats-his-diabetes-on-a-low-carb-diet-with-exercise/8647

[CardiffBaseball]

Drew Carey Sheds 80 lbs.

http://livinlavidalowcarb.com/blog/celebrity-drew-carey-whacks-off-80-pounds-beats-his-diabetes-on-a-low-carb-diet-with-exercise/8647

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