A good diet or not?
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Re: A good diet or not?5'10" my parents are roughly 5'4"(mam) and 5'10"(dad).I am currently growing at a rate of 2.4 inches per year though but I doubt I will keep this up.(Original post by sil3nt_cha0s)
just wondering - how tall are you and how tall are your parents? -
Re: A good diet or not?I think that grains did exists, just not in a farmed way. Grasses are grains?!(Original post by Sophie1985)
the thing that convinced me to try eating this way was because of the simple fact that grains did not exist for 99% of the time we have been on this planet. So how can they be natural? There are a lot of studies that have been done on the matter. If u were to read The smarter science of slim, u would find loads of references. He does not endorse eating strictly paleo, recommends things like greek style yogurt can still be good for u, even though it wasnt around back in the day.
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Re: A good diet or not?Yoghurts don't count as one of your five a day. And you are supposed to eat a range of foods, to make sure you get all the required vits and minerals, including a good range of fruit or veg as different fruits give different things..(Original post by Dalek1099)
I get my fruit from yoghurts and I have beans quite a lot to make up for the lack of vegetables because I hate pretty much all other vegetables. -
Re: A good diet or not?i dont think grasses are the same as grains, but i could be wrong. If they were eaten earlier in our evolution then they def werent eaten in the quantities consumed today.(Original post by Pappillon)
I think that grains did exists, just not in a farmed way. Grasses are grains?! -
Re: A good diet or not?You certainly can be, you can be eating too much fat but not enough calories. Anyway, the most life threatening kind of fat is that which you cannot see from looking a the outside of a person. It's the fat that builds up around the organs which is does more damage. And skinny people can have this kind of fat. They think it's linked to the amount of exercise you do.(Original post by Dalek1099)
You can't be eating too much fat and be skinny and even if you were it wouldn't have any effect because you would still have less stored fat overall. -
Re: A good diet or not?(Original post by Sophie1985)
the thing that convinced me to try eating this way was because of the simple fact that grains did not exist for 99% of the time we have been on this planet. So how can they be natural? There are a lot of studies that have been done on the matter. If u were to read The smarter science of slim, u would find loads of references. He does not endorse eating strictly paleo, recommends things like greek style yogurt can still be good for u, even though it wasnt around back in the day.
I now dont eat any processed food, any food with added sugar or many starchy vegetables. I feel great because of it, and i know i will never get fat eating like this, plus i can eat as much as i want.
When i talk about the government i mean look at the guideline food pyramid that we are all meant to adhere to for a healthy diet. http://kidshealth.org/kid/stay_healt...d/pyramid.html an example, u dont think this quarter of the plate is to help fund the massive agriculture industry? when it is not really required at all
ps the only thing i was missing was peanut butter lol, but i made buns using flax seed instead of flour with it in it, delicious!
you might get fat....?? you did mention eat raw food or raw meat, cooking after we became human. Perhaps I'm wrong, I know there is a big debate, at least you might get fat if you eat alot of cooked food because cooking destoys vitamins, minerals, proteins. Is eating alot of raw food part of your thinking? -
Re: A good diet or not?The sad thing is he's not trolling(Original post by mistermeowingtons)
Why are people giving serious replies to this thread? If you can't spot such an obvious troll you shouldn't be allowed on the Internet.
I don't think it possible for someone to troll for this long. Just look at his post history. -
Re: A good diet or not?Yoghurts do count as one of your five a day(Original post by Pappillon)
Yoghurts don't count as one of your five a day. And you are supposed to eat a range of foods, to make sure you get all the required vits and minerals, including a good range of fruit or veg as different fruits give different things..
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Re: A good diet or not?Nope, not even close. Unless you're talking about this http://www.nutraingredients.com/Indu...rt-range-in-UK , but that's been discontinued in the UK, so I guess not...
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Re: A good diet or not?Beans count but Yoghurts don't.(Original post by Bella_trixxx)
Nope, not even close. Unless you're talking about this http://www.nutraingredients.com/Indu...rt-range-in-UK , but that's been discontinued in the UK, so I guess not... -
Re: A good diet or not?Yes, so you're only having six portions of fruit and veg a week (less than one a day) when you should be having five. Get it?(Original post by Dalek1099)
Beans count but Yoghurts don't. -
Re: A good diet or not?Vitamin Deficiency isn't a serious disease.You can get Vitamin tablets if you run low.I really don't understand why 5 a day is so important.(Original post by Bella_trixxx)
Yes, so you're only having six portions of fruit and veg a week (less than one a day) when you should be having five. Get it? -
Re: A good diet or not?Vitamin A deficiency causes xerophthalmia or night blindness(Original post by Dalek1099)
Vitamin Deficiency isn't a serious disease.You can get Vitamin tablets if you run low.I really don't understand why 5 a day is so important.
Thiamine deficiency causes beriberi
Niacin deficiency causes pellagra
Vitamin B12 deficiency leads to megaloblastic anemia and subacute combined degeneration of spinal cord
Vitamin C deficiency leads to scurvy
Vitamin D deficiency causes rickets
Vitamin K deficiency causes impaired coagulation -
Re: A good diet or not?I have already got anaemia.Most of these diseases are just unpleasant and aren't very dangerous.(Original post by Norton1)
Vitamin A deficiency causes xerophthalmia or night blindness
Thiamine deficiency causes beriberi
Niacin deficiency causes pellagra
Vitamin B12 deficiency leads to megaloblastic anemia and subacute combined degeneration of spinal cord
Vitamin C deficiency leads to scurvy
Vitamin D deficiency causes rickets
Vitamin K deficiency causes impaired coagulation -
Re: A good diet or not?One down six to go I suppose.(Original post by Dalek1099)
I have already got anaemia. -
Re: A good diet or not?I checked the Heinz packet and the salt and sugar levels weren't very high and sugar levels in fruit are very high and I do believe that beans is the tastiest healthy food in the world-It is very unusual for healthy foods to be tasty enough to eat.(Original post by ChemicalBond)
And most brands of baked beans have really high levels of salt and sugar, too.
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Re: A good diet or not?It is hereditary so I haven't just got it and Anaemia isn't serious at all-I didn't know I had it until my mam told me recently.(Original post by Norton1)
One down six to go I suppose.
