The latest diet craze has come from right here - Penn State U. As a result of extensive studies done with large control groups, based on solid theory, and reviewed by respected peers, professors of nutrition have concluded that the most effective method for losing weight is - tah dah! - eat less. This research was published only last week and it is way too early to know if the method will shove all previous techniques off the shelf. Will the idea sell? Will the fluffo plumpos of America take to this radical new approach?
On a similar note, i.e., *my mom was right,* my own mother told me repeatedly to eat the slimy smelly fish she put in front of me because it was brain food. Guess what the latest scientific experiments indicate? If that didn't make my mother roll over, at least she must be smirking.
The latest diet craze has come from right here - Penn State U. As a result of extensive studies done with large control groups, based on solid theory, and reviewed by respected peers, professors of nutrition have concluded that the most effective method for losing weight is - tah dah! - eat less. This research was published only last week and it is way too early to know if the method will shove all previous techniques off the shelf. Will the idea sell? Will the fluffo plumpos of America take to this radical new approach?
I can't say that I like being called a "fluffo plumpo".
I'm battling my weight down with Weight Watchers and I'm not eating LESS, I'm eating differently. Bulk! Fiber! Endless carrots and no-oil popcorn. Whole grains and vegs. I presume then that eating "less" must mean less calories, not less bulk.
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The latest diet craze has come from right here - Penn State U. As a result of extensive studies done with large control groups, based on solid theory, and reviewed by respected peers, professors of nutrition have concluded that the most effective method for losing weight is - tah dah! - eat less. This research was published only last week and it is way too early to know if the method will shove all previous techniques off the shelf. Will the idea sell? Will the fluffo plumpos of America take to this radical new approach?
I can't say that I like being called a "fluffo plumpo".
I'm battling my weight down with Weight Watchers and I'm not eating LESS, I'm eating differently. Bulk! Fiber! Endless carrots and no-oil popcorn. Whole grains and vegs. I presume then that eating "less" must mean less calories, not less bulk.
You can't expect the metabolic neanderthals to be able think outside the box.
I can't say that I like being called a "fluffo plumpo".
I'm battling my weight down with Weight Watchers and I'm not eating LESS, I'm eating differently. Bulk! Fiber! Endless carrots and no-oil popcorn. Whole grains and vegs. I presume then that eating "less" must mean less calories, not less bulk.
Well, that wasn't as PC as it could have been. It's not only *big* people who are treated more delicately. I used to be called unmentionable words, but now, when the nurse puts the blood pressure thing around my arm, she declares how small I am. Small? At 5'6"? As euphemisms go, that's pretty pathetic. I take back the fluffo plumpo. Let's say pleasingly zaftig.
I think less means not only fewer calories, but simply less quantity of everything.
The latest diet craze has come from right here - Penn State U. As a result of extensive studies done with large control groups, based on solid theory, and reviewed by respected peers, professors of nutrition have concluded that the most effective method for losing weight is - tah dah! - eat less. This research was published only last week and it is way too early to know if the method will shove all previous techniques off the shelf. Will the idea sell? Will the fluffo plumpos of America take to this radical new approach?
I can't say that I like being called a "fluffo plumpo". I'm battling my weight down with Weight Watchers and I'm not eating LESS, I'm eating differently. Bulk! Fiber! Endless carrots and no-oil popcorn. Whole grains and vegs. I presume then that eating "less" must mean less calories, not less bulk.
You can't expect the metabolic neanderthals to be able think outside the box.
I rather like the image of a metabolic neanderthal, but I don't they had boxes from which to think either inside or out. Outside the cave, maybe? But that was major progress.
You can't expect the metabolic neanderthals to be able think outside the box.
I rather like the image of a metabolic neanderthal, but I don't they had boxes from which to think either inside or out. Outside the cave, maybe? But that was major progress.
rtk
I recently saw a show on cave paintings in France, and when asked how the painting was done, the French guide said that the artists ground up carbon and other items in their mouths and then spit/blew the resulting mixture at the cave walls. Makes you wonder how much of it they swallowed!
