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Daniel Hoffmeister wrote:
:: In alt.support.diet.low-carb Ray Audette wrote: ::: dawn wrote in message ::: . .. :::: Associated Press :::: September 3, 2004 :::: :::: Atkins diet has long-term dangers, researchers warn :::: ::: Interstate Bakeries, the largest wholesale baker in America, is in ::: danger of bankruptcy according to this week's Wall Street Journal. ::: The maker of Twinkies and Wonder Bread joined Crispy Cream Corp. in :: :: Please, do show some respect, that's "Krispy Kreme". Well, you have to give Ray a break here, Dan. He's probably never been in a KK - unlike me. |
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"Wolfbrother" wrote in message m... There is no need to eat them at every meal nor are 9 billion people going to want to. The fact that people are starving in the world has absolutely NOTHING to do with there not being enough food. 9 billion people are not going to be able to eat steak, bacon, butter and pork chops at every meal without creating an environmental disaster. Already in many places in the world agriculture is outstripping the water supply, and raising animals for their protein (who are often fed food that humans could eat) uses at many times more water than raising the same food to feed the livestock. At some point, it will literally come down to taking the food from the poor peoples mouths to feed to the rich peoples livestock. |
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"Wolfbrother" wrote in message m... There is no need to eat them at every meal nor are 9 billion people going to want to. The fact that people are starving in the world has absolutely NOTHING to do with there not being enough food. 9 billion people are not going to be able to eat steak, bacon, butter and pork chops at every meal without creating an environmental disaster. Already in many places in the world agriculture is outstripping the water supply, and raising animals for their protein (who are often fed food that humans could eat) uses at many times more water than raising the same food to feed the livestock. At some point, it will literally come down to taking the food from the poor peoples mouths to feed to the rich peoples livestock. |
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"Wolfbrother" wrote in message m... There is no need to eat them at every meal nor are 9 billion people going to want to. The fact that people are starving in the world has absolutely NOTHING to do with there not being enough food. 9 billion people are not going to be able to eat steak, bacon, butter and pork chops at every meal without creating an environmental disaster. Already in many places in the world agriculture is outstripping the water supply, and raising animals for their protein (who are often fed food that humans could eat) uses at many times more water than raising the same food to feed the livestock. At some point, it will literally come down to taking the food from the poor peoples mouths to feed to the rich peoples livestock. |
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On Tue, 7 Sep 2004 17:31:41 -0400, magnulus wrote:
"Wolfbrother" wrote in message m... There is no need to eat them at every meal nor are 9 billion people going to want to. The fact that people are starving in the world has absolutely NOTHING to do with there not being enough food. 9 billion people are not going to be able to eat steak, bacon, butter and pork chops at every meal without creating an environmental disaster. Already in many places in the world agriculture is outstripping the water supply, and raising animals for their protein (who are often fed food that humans could eat) uses at many times more water than raising the same food to feed the livestock. At some point, it will literally come down to taking the food from the poor peoples mouths to feed to the rich peoples livestock. The fact that there are too many people on the earth doesn't mean that low carb isn't a good diet. It just means we should have fewer kids. -- Bob in CT Remove ".x" to reply |
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On Tue, 7 Sep 2004 17:31:41 -0400, magnulus wrote:
"Wolfbrother" wrote in message m... There is no need to eat them at every meal nor are 9 billion people going to want to. The fact that people are starving in the world has absolutely NOTHING to do with there not being enough food. 9 billion people are not going to be able to eat steak, bacon, butter and pork chops at every meal without creating an environmental disaster. Already in many places in the world agriculture is outstripping the water supply, and raising animals for their protein (who are often fed food that humans could eat) uses at many times more water than raising the same food to feed the livestock. At some point, it will literally come down to taking the food from the poor peoples mouths to feed to the rich peoples livestock. The fact that there are too many people on the earth doesn't mean that low carb isn't a good diet. It just means we should have fewer kids. -- Bob in CT Remove ".x" to reply |
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"marengo" wrote in message ...
phoenix wrote: | dawn wrote: | || Atkins diet has long-term dangers, researchers warn | | As if the Atkins fans would care. Diet is religion and claiming their | religion has long term risks is not acceptable for them. | | So drop it. LMAO! Millions of people ha e been doing Atkins for over 30 years now. You'd think that some of those horrible effects would have been manifested in at least some people by now. Please name one. Cardiovascular problems? Heart attacks, angina, etc.? Wasn't there a 16-year-old girl who actually died following the Atkins diet, and a man who's now suing the Atkins corporation because he had to have an angioplasty because of it? Oh, sorry, ... that's right, you can't. Because you know you're talking out your ass with absolutely no foundation for your silly statement. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q..._uids=15294550 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi? cmd=Retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=Abstract&list_uids=149 98607 http://www.atkinsfacts.org/ LM |
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"marengo" wrote in message ...
phoenix wrote: | dawn wrote: | || Atkins diet has long-term dangers, researchers warn | | As if the Atkins fans would care. Diet is religion and claiming their | religion has long term risks is not acceptable for them. | | So drop it. LMAO! Millions of people ha e been doing Atkins for over 30 years now. You'd think that some of those horrible effects would have been manifested in at least some people by now. Please name one. Cardiovascular problems? Heart attacks, angina, etc.? Wasn't there a 16-year-old girl who actually died following the Atkins diet, and a man who's now suing the Atkins corporation because he had to have an angioplasty because of it? Oh, sorry, ... that's right, you can't. Because you know you're talking out your ass with absolutely no foundation for your silly statement. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q..._uids=15294550 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi? cmd=Retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=Abstract&list_uids=149 98607 http://www.atkinsfacts.org/ LM |
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"marengo" wrote in message ...
phoenix wrote: | dawn wrote: | || Atkins diet has long-term dangers, researchers warn | | As if the Atkins fans would care. Diet is religion and claiming their | religion has long term risks is not acceptable for them. | | So drop it. LMAO! Millions of people ha e been doing Atkins for over 30 years now. You'd think that some of those horrible effects would have been manifested in at least some people by now. Please name one. Cardiovascular problems? Heart attacks, angina, etc.? Wasn't there a 16-year-old girl who actually died following the Atkins diet, and a man who's now suing the Atkins corporation because he had to have an angioplasty because of it? Oh, sorry, ... that's right, you can't. Because you know you're talking out your ass with absolutely no foundation for your silly statement. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q..._uids=15294550 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi? cmd=Retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=Abstract&list_uids=149 98607 http://www.atkinsfacts.org/ LM |
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In alt.support.diet.low-carb Larisa wrote:
"marengo" wrote in message ... phoenix wrote: | dawn wrote: | || Atkins diet has long-term dangers, researchers warn | | As if the Atkins fans would care. Diet is religion and claiming their | religion has long term risks is not acceptable for them. | | So drop it. LMAO! Millions of people ha e been doing Atkins for over 30 years now. You'd think that some of those horrible effects would have been manifested in at least some people by now. Please name one. Cardiovascular problems? Heart attacks, angina, etc.? Wasn't there a 16-year-old girl who actually died following the Atkins diet, and a man who's now suing the Atkins corporation because he had to have an angioplasty because of it? This is a logical fallacy called 'post hoc ergo propter hoc' (after this therefore because of this). There's a big difference between someone suffering heart problems WHILE on Atkins and someone suffering heart problems BECAUSE of Atkins. It is very difficult to prove that it is not a coincidental correlation. Clinton had been on SB for months and no one is suggesting that the diet is responsible for his quadruple bypass. Dan 325/199/180 Atkins since 1/1/02 (yeah, it was a New Year's Resolution) Besetting sins: good beer, German bread, and Krispy Kremes |
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