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I appreciate the article didn't invent this ratio -- though this doesn't excuse the behaviour. Everyone, whenever they communicate, has the opportunity to impr
by Jedd 9y ago
I appreciate the article didn't invent this ratio -- though this doesn't excuse the behaviour. Everyone, whenever they communicate, has the opportunity to improve things.
I'd argue it would be better described as 1 gram protein to 500gm (half a kilo) of body mass. That's actually a ratio, in the sense it can then be written simply as 1:500.
You could translate that to US imperial as the ratio 0.032:16 -- assuming ounces all the way down, of course. Convenient!
Microbloits to the parsec, football fields to the ocean, grams to the pound -- these are all just whacky to most people.
- tinym 9y agoPeople here know offhand what they weigh in pounds, and the packaging on food lists macronutrient content in grams. The article could've listed g/kg as well, but for a US audience g/lb isn't particularly wacky.