“I ate 5000 calories of saturated fat per day, and this is what happened.”
Carb loading is a crock.
“I ate 5000 calories of saturated fat per day, and this is what happened.”
Carb loading is a crock.
An analysis from Richard Epstein.
More evidence that the crap we’ve been putting in processed food (in part) to avoid fat is what’s making us fat. What a disaster.
The body is not that simple.
It sure would be nice if we’d do some actual science when it came to health care and nutrition.
Damon Root’s take on why he’ll probably knock it down this time.
[Update late morning]
“Save us John Roberts, you’re our only hope.”
Should they be eating fat, or carbs?
Carb loading was always a crock.
Of course they’re lying about not having one. Everything they do with regard to health care has been a lie. And of course, all this talk of chaos if SCOTUS rules against the administration is just an attempt to influence their decision.
They could cure many diseases, if Washington would let them. I think the FDA probably causes more deaths than it prevents.
Yes, it really does seem to be good for you. I don’t consider myself an “addict,” though. I can take it or leave it. I don’t like it that much, and it has no discernible effect on me. I drink it only for health reasons.
But this isn’t really true:
The bad news? Frappuccinos and lattes are not included. You have to drink it black, because added sugar, cream, and milk can pack on the calories.
The experts aren’t very “expert” if they continue to push the calorie myth. The sugar is bad because, well, sugar is bad. Cream and milk are fine though (though I do drink mine black). I do add some sea salt in the filter to take the bite out of the bitterness.