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Australia now the worlds 4th fattest country
living in australia i beleive it, though its sorta like a 2 teir society, we got plenty of fit and healthy people and plenty of obese people, what do others think?
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Lol yer.. nothing much to worry about unless you fall into that category:P
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Re: Australia now the worlds 4th fattest country
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barbies and beer. Sound as a pound.
At least your diet doesn't include some of the 'delicacies' I've heard of from the US. Like s'mores, deep-fried twinkies and the like.
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Or you can be like moi, ie eat little and what you eat rarely has any fat, it's called the "vegetarian diet"
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In most diets, if you are a little peckish, eat an apple, a carrot, that kind of thing. The Atkins diet is a real 'Dr. Nick' affair - rub the food on the greaseproof paper. If it goes clear, eat it - you know, "I'm peckish. I think I'll have a pound of sausages and a couple of pork chops fried in lard". But don't have a slice of bread - that'll ruin everything. |
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On a more socialogical note, I think diets like the Atkins diet promotes a dangerous image because it's sole focus is losing weight, not being healthy. Losing weight does NOT make you healthier unless you are morbidly obese and even then, it's fat you need to lose, not just 'weight'. It's a dangerous cycle reminicent of the thought processes which promote anorexia: Anorexia: If I lose weight people compliment me. If I lose more weight, people compliment me more. Atkins Diet: If I lose more weight, I become thinner and therefore more healthy. If I lose more weight, I become healthier still. And so the cycle continues.......... Being healthy has never been just about losing weight whereas the Atkins diet philosophy seems to tell you exactly that. That's very dangerous in our era of the unattainable body beautiful, particularly for young, image-conscious teens where if you're above a size 12, you're obviously fat by some peoples' reckoning. Women have never been put under more pressure to lose weight than they are now and this sort of thing just panders to the 'lose weight and you'll be happy' industry. I'm afraid I just love rice and breads far too much to committ to something like the Atkins diet. I also love common sense too much but that's just my opinion on the diet as it stands. If someone wants to eat nothing by steak, eggs, etc. good luck to them (and I'll be a little jealous ) but you won't catch me doing it.
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My last word on the Atkins diet - a pal of mine has used it to shed 4 stone and he insists that it's totally down to the whole diet as opposed to one aspect of it.
Now, my buddy used to drink like Big Merv in a desert, and one of the things you have to give up is alcohol. I tried to point out that, perhaps, it was just down to knocking the bevvies on the head but he would have none of it. |
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