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	<title>Comments on: there is hope, see today&#8217;s news</title>
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		<title>By: Odis Johns</title>
		<link>http://www.cronesspace.com/2006/03/28/there-is-hope-see-today-s-news/#comment-4013</link>
		<author>Odis Johns</author>
		<pubDate>Thu, 30 Mar 2006 02:22:39 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I forwarded this news story to a certain "friend" who shall remain
 "nameless." This was his response (quite apt, I thought):
 The Institute of Medicine... ha ha ha. Yeah: "Now we suggest exercising
 for
 one full hour a day." This panel of 21 scientists and physicians fails to
 impress me. So it took 21 of these people to get together and deliberate
 and
 come up with "exercise more", "you can eat according to the amount of
 exercise you get"? Ridiculous. Are people really so stupid they can't
 figure
 that out? How about: don't eat like a big, fat hog if you aren't doing
 enough to justify it, or you will turn into one."
 Recently the highly-prestigious, world-renowned scientist Dr. **** ******
 ******* announced to the excitement of the press that: "Don't eat like a
 big, fat hog if you aren't engaging in enough exercise to justify it, or
 &lt;!--more--&gt;
 you
 will turn into one."
 And how about this: if Westerners are typically eating too much, and
 suffering from it, and are eating too many carbs, and are suffering from
 it,
 and aren't eating enough protein (IMO), and are suffering from it,
 wouldn't
 it make sense, for the lazy, lethargic masses to simply cut down the
 carbs
 (excessive calorie intake), increase the protein (satiety and health) and
 increase the fats (healthy kind we are already deficient in)? That's a
 calorie reduction and healthier macronutrient ratio that addresses the
 nutrient deficiencies all rolled up into one!
 Dr. **** ****** *******, O+ secretor
 NY Times cover: "Don't eat like a big, fat hog if you aren't engaging in
 enough exercise to justify it, or you will turn into one!"</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I forwarded this news story to a certain &#8220;friend&#8221; who shall remain<br />
 &#8220;nameless.&#8221; This was his response (quite apt, I thought):<br />
 The Institute of Medicine&#8230; ha ha ha. Yeah: &#8220;Now we suggest exercising<br />
 for<br />
 one full hour a day.&#8221; This panel of 21 scientists and physicians fails to<br />
 impress me. So it took 21 of these people to get together and deliberate<br />
 and<br />
 come up with &#8220;exercise more&#8221;, &#8220;you can eat according to the amount of<br />
 exercise you get&#8221;? Ridiculous. Are people really so stupid they can&#8217;t<br />
 figure<br />
 that out? How about: don&#8217;t eat like a big, fat hog if you aren&#8217;t doing<br />
 enough to justify it, or you will turn into one.&#8221;<br />
 Recently the highly-prestigious, world-renowned scientist Dr. **** ******<br />
 ******* announced to the excitement of the press that: &#8220;Don&#8217;t eat like a<br />
 big, fat hog if you aren&#8217;t engaging in enough exercise to justify it, or<br />
 <!--more--><br />
 you<br />
 will turn into one.&#8221;<br />
 And how about this: if Westerners are typically eating too much, and<br />
 suffering from it, and are eating too many carbs, and are suffering from<br />
 it,<br />
 and aren&#8217;t eating enough protein (IMO), and are suffering from it,<br />
 wouldn&#8217;t<br />
 it make sense, for the lazy, lethargic masses to simply cut down the<br />
 carbs<br />
 (excessive calorie intake), increase the protein (satiety and health) and<br />
 increase the fats (healthy kind we are already deficient in)? That&#8217;s a<br />
 calorie reduction and healthier macronutrient ratio that addresses the<br />
 nutrient deficiencies all rolled up into one!<br />
 Dr. **** ****** *******, O+ secretor<br />
 NY Times cover: &#8220;Don&#8217;t eat like a big, fat hog if you aren&#8217;t engaging in<br />
 enough exercise to justify it, or you will turn into one!&#8221;</p>
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