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Post by peteetongman on Jan 4, 2014 15:21:50 GMT -5
Nearly 40 pounds lighter with lower cholesterol after his unusual experiment, John Cisna says the big lesson certainly is not to eat more McDonald's food, but rather the benefits of closely monitoring your caloric intake. Like in the scathing 2004 fast-food documentary "Super-Size Me," Cisna decided to eat only from McDonald's. Three of his Iowa high school science students helped track strict limitations - namely a total daily intake of 2,000 calories. One admits he thought the idea "sounded kind of crazy" before they started but did his part, using the online menu explorer to put together Cisna's daily meal plans. The daily menus included all the McDonald's items, Cisna says -- including the burgers and sundaes. Cisna also started walking 45 minutes a day, improving from a rough start. Cisna insists his resulting short documentary reveals "it's our choices that make us fat. Not McDonald's." screen.yahoo.com/popular/science-teacher-gets-surprising-results-122737570.html
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Post by Deleted on Jan 4, 2014 15:27:08 GMT -5
Food nazis aren't going to like that. Personal responsibility? The horror.
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Post by peteetongman on Jan 4, 2014 15:37:43 GMT -5
Food nazis aren't going to like that. Personal responsibility? The horror. even though I usually work from home, I'm in my car a lot covering an Atlanta territory of ~13,000 square miles, and I know for a fact it is possible to get wholesome, tasty, lo-cal meals at McD. Not sure I'd want to eat there every day but.........
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