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The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Well I don't fancy him....Psst. Rooter is probably one of the fittest people who post here. ?
Well I don't fancy him....Psst. Rooter is probably one of the fittest people who post here. ?
PS, that's me in my profile avatar having just run a 3hr 34 minute marathon.![]()
No sugar? What’s the fruit?
As usual....It's not as simple as it might seem...edited, thanks though.
Just checked the sugar content on the small print of the bag of frozen fruit.As usual....It's not as simple as it might seem...
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/sucrose-glucose-fructose#limiting-your-intake
But did it mention which sort?Just checked the sugar content on the small print of the bag of frozen fruit.
Did a calculation with regard to the portion eaten. I think I've just eaten 1.2g of sugar from the fruit.
https://digital.nhs.uk/news/2018/health-survey-reveals-association-between-parent-and-child-obesityA study of kids in Iran, not too sure how they’d compare with UK kids for diet etc and access to fast food.
Not denying some parents of obese kids will be obese, but no link to them being lazy and stopping at the parents proves nothing.
This issue has risen over the last 50-60yrs and these lazy obese parents got their attitude to health and healthy eating from someone else.
I've lost interest.But did it mention which sort?
Can feel slightly 'single dimension-ish' for me, but certainly gives a good feeling!I've lost interest.
Tiny amount of Bowmore does that to me. Lovely feeling.
Or take the easy option and make broad brush generalisation statements that mean absolutely zilch.![]()
Can you prove the link between obese and lazy?Such as?
I made absolutely no generalisations.
You must have got my post confused with someone else's.
Can you prove the link between obese and lazy?
Maybe you could revisit it then and add a question mark as I read it as a statement.No, that's why I asked the question.
Anyone had much involvement in foodbanks?
I'm quite surprised at the number of obese people dressed in scrubs you see in hospitals.I walk around Reading on the way home or Bracknell town centre and sadly you see large parents feeding their kids burgers, donuts or other crap. It's a self repeating cycle. The parents were probably brought up similarly on pizza, chips etc and so have got the same eating habits and this is what they are teaching the kids. The kids will do the same when they grow up. It is scary to see how many younger (20 and upwards) patients we get coming through the unit at work that are obese or morbidly obese and how many have diabetes as a co-morbidity. More than a ticking timebomb and something that will stretch the NHS in the next few years and beyond
Same here, but there’s also the point that a lot of those needing to use it don’t get much choice when it comes to healthy options.Tangentially. I’d like to talk about food poverty but can’t without it becoming political.
Same here, but there’s also the point that a lot of those needing to use it don’t get much choice when it comes to healthy options.
Indeed. Honestly I sometimes well up in the supermarket looking at those food bank donation crates. The combination of people trying to do a good thing, the rubbish that’s put in them and the fact that THEY SHOULDN’T EXIST in the first place tears me apart.