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> Indeed, but this is not so much about them not taking care of themselves, it's that your food is poison. I really don't think this is the case. A ton of peop
by xboxnolifes 4y ago
> Indeed, but this is not so much about them not taking care of themselves, it's that your food is poison.
I really don't think this is the case. A ton of people in my family (and friend of the family) sphere eat well. Home cooked, good vegetables, maybe too many carbs, quality meats. But far too many of them are overweight or obese. You know what they do wrong? They eat too much.
I can't see it as anything other than a cultural misunderstanding of portion sizes and body weights learned over time. You notice it subtly in comments people make about how "small" some people look, or how "little" they eat. Yet, the person being commented on is probably 6' tall, 180lbs, and just ate a 1000 calorie dinner.
- somewhereoutth 4y agoI home cooked the leanest beef mince I could find (ok from Safeways, but I think it may even have said 'Angus' on the packet). I had to keep pouring away the water? that kept drowning it as I fried. It's not about portion sizes, or at least if it is it is because something about the food is making people want more (higher salt and fat content most likely).