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>>or a horrifically unbalanced diet Heh, have you seen the average US citizen's diet? I think a significant percentage of diets among USA inhabitants can be c
by smtddr 12y ago
>>or a horrifically unbalanced diet
Heh, have you seen the average US citizen's diet? I think a significant percentage of diets among USA inhabitants can be called "horrific" without being an exaggeration.
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- arrrg 12y agoSo, I mean, the food on there is probably not the healthiest (the unhealthiest thing about it are probably the portion sizes, though, not anything it contains) and it might be a bit unbalanced from a macronutrient point of view (though I’m not even sure about that, maybe it’s a bit low on proteins and a bit high on fats, also, including the sodas it’s certainly high on sugar and very probably also high on salt) but I’m not sure you would end up with any deficiencies by eating that stuff. Meat, cheese, vegetables, bread. It’s all in there. The vegetable part is a bit small, but that’s about it. In terms of variety burgers really aren’t that bad. It would be much more concerned about getting too much of something, not too little.