There is no magic pill.  Moderation is key, just like in everything
else in life.

There is a correlation between what comes in (eating) and what goes
out (exercise).  If they are out of balance you get too fat or too
skinny.  Metabolism and a few other factors may play a role also, but
it's still the same equation.  It's really a very basic concept.

-Cameron

On 3/6/06, S. Isaac Dealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kinda what I thought... I mean... I'd always been under the impression
> that sugar by itself didn't really contribute to obeisity all that
> terribly much... As compared to grams of fat or possibly complex
> carbohydrates (I'm still on the fence re: low-carb diets, I'd like to
> think that there's just something fundamentally wrong with
> "conventional wisdom" largely because I'm not generally impressed with
> "conventional wisdom" because it's too convenient (see the book
> Freakonomics) but at the same time I'm just ... Atkins zealots (like
> most zealots) make me want to vomit all over them, which makes it
> difficult for me to give serious consideration to possibility of their
> rhetoric being more than propaganda.)
>
> Am I the only person here who just gets sick when I see people all
> glombing on to the latest hot new fad like low-carb diets or <shudder>
> the web without doing the homework and really understanding (at least
> fundamentally) the garbage they're spouting? Problem is that seems to
> be mostly what mainstream culture(s) produce -- people spouting
> garbage not because they've researched it but because it's popular and
> therefore "conventional wisdom" (and apparently for most people
> conventional widsom == ABSOLUTE TRUTH HANDED DOWN BY GOD).
>
> Sorry for the rant... but that really I think is what pisses me off
> most -- people clinging to these BS ideas as though they're sacred
> writ that's gonna save their immortal soul from eternal damnation when
> in reality it's just some stupid, inane babble that some
> under-educated lemming happened to phrase in a catchy
> sound-byte-worthy way that made it popular. <sigh>...
>
> Forgive me, I'm having a moment. :)
>
> Zealots really piss me off. :)

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