Re: Joke



"Ozgirl" <youse@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:42aa5218$0$35445$892e7fe2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> I do believe you read it right or she would have corrected
> you - now
>> instead of just telling you the fat
>> she is going to give you a new approximate days meal
> plan - but later.
>
> It was too stupid too answer that's all. 60 gr protein =
> 240 calories? 90 gr carb = 360 calories?

yes Ozgirl they do - what is your problem with those figures. Ceebee was
right.
1 gram of carb has 4 calories
1 gram of protien has 4 calories
1 gram of fat has 9 calories

something is stupid alright - but its only in your lack of understanding and
your ability
to reason.
dont get me wrong. I have no problem with your very limited knowledge on
nutrition.
but find it funny that you keep on acting as if you are some kind of expert.
you do mimic what you read very well - but in talking to you and watching
your attempt
to look like an expert - it angers me that someone with such limited
knowledge tells newbie after
newbie that their doctor is behind the times when they do something you
disagree with.
you say you tried the low fat diet approach and failed. i doubt you are
behind completely honest.
i feel back than you must have new much less than the most clueless newbie I
have seen come here
in my 2 1/2 almost 3 years. what I dont understand is you werent even smart
enough to check before you opened
your mouth.





If you weren't so
> dumb Tom it would be funny. Seems no one but BJ has got the
> drift here.

lol you do know you have a computer infront of you - too bad you didnt check
first.


> Really?? 90 gr carb from dry oatmeal in my house says 555
> calories.



yes ozgirl that is correct and if you new anything about nutrition besides
what you mimic
you would multiply the carb count lol and yes ozgirl oatmeal has protien
you must also mulitply that and ok here is the hard part.
multiply the amount of carbs in 90gr dry oatmeal X 4

>Do I need to go and explain the protein as well?

you couldnt.


> Like I said Tom, you are a blind follower,

in many areas of nutritional science I am. I am smart enought
to know that - you are not.


> if someone writes
> anything that looks half intelligent AND is seemingly
> "against" people you dislike then you are in total
> agreeance.


it just happens most of the people I dilike here at not even half
intelligent.
you should think of your self lucky - if you werent so stubborn.
CeeBee has been beating you with his knowledge stick for months now
but you are not smart enought to realize it. your loss.

> Despite the fact the person you are agreeing with
> is wrong.


lol

> I can't believe you continue you show how little
> knowledge you have.

lmao


>
> is most with your knowledge don't stay long or post often
>> :(.
>
> LMAO, yes probably we do need more people with
> misinformation and bad comprehension skills.

you and your friends have that covered.


>
>> I didn't judge you based on any medical terms you used but
> in your
>> power of reason.
>
> What can I say here? Sheesh!!!! What good is power of reason
> if it comes up with the wrong answer?

only in the heads of the ignorant.


>
>> I don't ask many questions and its not because I do not
> have any. I
>> don't have any right now
>> but from time to time when I read studies I would like a
> little 1 on
>> 1 with someone who has the power
>> of reason.
>
> Why would you need to ask questions when you are prepared to
> listen to anything without question? Didn't those who raised
> you ever ask you if so and so jumped over a cliff would you
> follow?


no but I can think of a few I would be willing to push off the cliff.
--
Tom
Exercise Today = Life Tomorrow

Information you can trust from the diabetes experts...
Your American Diabetes Association
http://www.diabetes.org/home.jsp
the American Diabetes Association's Message Boards
http://community.diabetes.org/n/pfx/forum.aspx?webtag=amdiabetesz&nav=index
Pictures of My motorcycle and I think 2 of my doggies.
http://www.adventurseofvtx1300c.com.50megs.com/photo.html


.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: high dietary cholesterol = high blood cholesterol?
    ... Is it so hard to accept that you can eat high-fat diet not counting calories ... So why are some people not overeating? ... Do you think that people are fat because they eat too much meat? ... not all) of those quick carb calories, but not everybody is able to exercise ...
    (sci.med.nutrition)
  • Re: Thermodynamics, again
    ... weight loss with equal calorie input shows a very dramatic difference between higher protein/lower carb than higher carb/lower protein & fat. ... My experience during a period that I weighed and recorded all of my food intake down to the last crumb for at least a year is that I maintained my weight on 800 calories low fat/high carb, and on 1200 calories per day of low carb, high fat. ...
    (alt.support.diabetes)
  • Re: muscle loss during diet
    ... eating around 1200-1400 calories per day, but I've been told by the people at my gym that is much too low with the amt of exercise I'm doing, and that I should eat more to preserve muscle loss and slow the weight loss down to .5 of a lb per week. ... mostly fat and carbs is excellent for preserving lean body mass while trying to lose fat. ... Stop doing cardio, and focus on heavy basic movements, for about 3 exercises a day, 5 sets of 5 repetitions. ... ketogenic (basically low carb with carb level modulated ...
    (misc.fitness.weights)
  • Re: Terrors of the Table: The Curious History of Nutrition
    ... >>> insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes. ... >>> very high carb diet, especially if it's also low fat. ... >the body monitor calories and how does it react to too many calories? ...
    (sci.med.nutrition)
  • Re: Joke
    ... this liar can not blame this on what Ceebee has said. ... gram of protien has 4 calories ... 90 gr carb from dry oatmeal in my house says 555 ... >>> power of reason. ...
    (alt.support.diabetes)
Loading