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Just because it’s possible to outrun a diet it doesn’t mean it’s an accurate or helpful description of what most people are struggling with. If you look at the
by appreciatorBus 1y ago
Just because it’s possible to outrun a diet it doesn’t mean it’s an accurate or helpful description of what most people are struggling with. If you look at the population of the United States as a whole, and the percentage of people who meet the criteria for obesity, it seems obvious that for the vast majority of people today, the problem is food, both quality and quantity.
As for your swipe at people in cities, I don’t know what to say - the fastest way to lower the amount of “diet outrunning” you and your kids do, is to move to a place where every daily activity requires a car and because everyone drives everywhere all the time, it’s not safe to let your kids roam.
- colechristensen 1y ago>The myth of outrunning your diet Let's not move goalposts and continue to argue. I'm responding to the title and the article. >Just because it’s possible So I'm right and you'd like to change the stakes so you can continue to argue the incorrect point of the author. Just stop. It's possible, it's not a myth, the author's thesis being basically incorrect invalidates the rest of the rambling post, try again next time.
- watwut 1y agoIf you look at united states you find awful lot of people who are extremely sedentiary. Not just in the "sport", but they drive everywhere and sont have that baseline physical movement you get if you walk or kids go to playground.