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    I call for the complete downfall of all society. Folks will certainly lose weight when farming for themselves, pounding and drying corn/acorns/wheat and steel-cuttinog oats etc etc.

    Anyone with me?
    ...anyone?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kitsune06 View Post

    Anyone with me?
    ...anyone?
    **Crickets**

    Um.... count me out cuz that would take time away from me Riding my Bike......
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kitsune06 View Post
    I call for the complete downfall of all society. Folks will certainly lose weight when farming for themselves, pounding and drying corn/acorns/wheat and steel-cuttinog oats etc etc.

    Anyone with me?
    ...anyone?
    **Crickets**

    here here!!!! its how i grew up! hated it then, but miss it now.
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    Woohoo!
    Oh- D'oh~ I hijacked the thread. Back on topic, though,
    After thinking about it a little more, there's such emphasis on 'eating until you feel full'.
    Two separate thoughts come out of that...
    1. If you do that often enough, wouldn't the stomach stretch to accomodate more and more food, so you need more all the time to get that sensation?
    2. If you're eating until you 'feel full' (and I don't mean 'sated' I mean 'if I eat anymore I'm going to burst', because that's were a lot of people go) and then hop on your bike to get home, you'll hurl. (pardon the graphic speech) but it's alright to eat that much, then waddle out to your car, sit down, and drive home, then take a nap while you wait for things to digest (and go straight to your butt and thighs- thank you, Thanksgiving dinner...) so maybe biking to/from restaurants for meals isn't such a bad thing, either. Certainly enforces the take-out box mentality.

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    I have to throw in my two cents here... portion sizes are all kinds out out of whack everywhere. Ever been to the gas station convenience mart and found a bag of chips that's actually ONE serving? Most of them are more like three or four servings. People think a liter of Coke is OK to drink with their lunches. Super-Sizing is happening everywhere, not just at McD's or at the local greasy spoon.

    I've been to expensive French restaraunts and been shocked by the "tiny" portion sizes - and then realized that it was just one portion when I'm used to seeing two or three portions served.

    Now I admit that I usually am not sated by what you ladies are talking about as a healthy meal. I'm also fat. BUT... I've been a boxer (and therefore a bodybuilder) and played field hockey at state level and miss being able to bike commute a 7 mile round trip, and I'm several inches taller than a lot of you. I consider myself to be very out of shape these days but I'm probably about 100 times healthier than the "average" American woman. My blood pressure and cholesterol and sugar levels are fine.

    As somebody who has done some very, very serious training I have a pretty good grip on my metabolism and I assume that each one of you do, too. That guy at the grocer was totally out of line!!

    I've known some women who were too thin. And they were as unhappy and self-aware (and self-conscious) of it as I am of being overweight. Anybody who isn't your doctor or yourself should sod right off if they say you're too thin. They're just jealous.
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    I read that toxins are stored in excess body fat. I wonder if that is why losing weight can be so unpleasant because the body is releasing toxins?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dogmama View Post
    I read that toxins are stored in excess body fat. I wonder if that is why losing weight can be so unpleasant because the body is releasing toxins?
    Very interesting theory Dogmama....

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    Portion sizes are just out of control nowdays. If we go out, my husband and I have gotten to where we will share an entree, as there is simply way too much food for either of us to consume on our own. Mr. Tater was once quite the pudgy spud. That was before I moved in and educated him on reading lables and such. Now that he's been eating low fat, low sodium, high fruits and veggies, he's lost sixty-two pounds since December of '05. He recently looked at the back of one of those little chocolate pudding pies, a favorite snack at one time, and exclaimed, holy s**t, I can eat a whole meal for the amount of calories in this!

    Speaking of gross, have you ladies heard of the burger that is served between two Krispy Kreme doughnuts?! I heard that it is quite the rage at a few state fairs. Now that is just hurl worthy!
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