Posted on 01/13/2012 9:01:33 AM PST by Biggirl
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Wii Fit and using the My Fitness Pal app on my phone to track calories.
We cut out soda, and drink water 100% of the time, now and track our calories. If I go over the caloric intake for a day, I do enough exercise to counteract that overage. We’ve been doing this for almost a year and the best part it, while it’s slow weight loss, it is really a lifestyle change. I’m not denying myself any food and if I’m hungry, I eat. I just exercise to compensate. But I’ve noticed that instead of a whole personal pan pizza, I’m full after one slice.
My sister has slimmed down a ton using the Dukan diet. I am a carb hog, so I couldn’t do that; but she seems to do well.
Or a diet "Two if by Tea".
As is "Global Warming". /s
AlGore, is that you?
Yep. Michelle Obama’s choice of childhood obesity as her pet project is going to cause more stress on the kids and more eating. She’s an idiot.
Some of them can be called Paul Pots.
Sure it's become politicized, but that doesn't mean that health and nutrition answers will be found in the politics of any part of the political spectrum. The answers will be found in science over the years, and neither Rush nor anyone else has all the answers today.
Not only that, but we have the stupid Food Pyramid bs. Also, the American Dietetic Association (which recently changed its name to A.N.D.) has a PAC. A PAC!!!! If nutrition and health aren’t political, then why the need for a political action committee. Do you know how regulated long term care facilities are with respect to what they can serve? How many calories, etc, which are mandated by the government. And the same holds true for prisons, schools, hospitals, etc. And the campaign by the First Heifer against fast food, Happy Meals, etc.....
you insult idiots
lol
Isn’t Newt supposed to be INDEPENDENT OF THE SUPER-PAC????
“...health and nutrition is science and not politics”
So many dupes, so little time.
May 06, 2009
Gullible America
By Alicia Colon
http://www.americanthinker.com/2009/05/gullible_america.html
As the gullible of the world start to relax after being told that the swine flu may not become a pandemic, the rest of us marvel at the breadth of their naïveté. One would think they’d recall the similar hysteria in 2002 over SARS. The same so-called clinical experts were intimating that it would be disaster like the 1918 flu epidemic that took 40 million lives. That fear campaign fizzled out eventually and there were no deaths in the U.S.
Nevertheless, the world continues to swallow the global warming, end of the world scenario, but never bothers to wonder who’s profiteering from all these scare reports.
It’s obvious that the mainstream media has abdicated all objectivity so it’s up to novelists to come up with possible explanations to this deliberate fear campaign.
A few years ago, I met the wonderful Michael Crichton at an award luncheon and he graciously signed my copy of his book “State of Fear.” This thriller about eco-terrorists could never be made into a film because too many Hollywood denizens would recognize their own stupidity and hypocrisy described in the novel. While I can’t recommend the book as an easy read, it is exhaustedly researched and the facts within are compelling and eye opening.
Crichton’s villains, however, are not as credible as the ones in David Baldacci’s “The Whole Truth.” It was reading this suspense novel that I first saw the phrase, “perception manipulators.” The novel centers around a megalomaniac billionaire who fancies himself able to control world events. He contracts a PM (perceptual manipulation) firm to do his bidding by using the Internet and the media to create chaotic events which in turn him benefit him monetarily. These firms are highly paid to establish information and frequently misinformation all over the globe.
Throughout the novel I kept imagining George Soros as the man pulling the world strings because he is the man behind many of the leftwing Internet websites and community organizations. The public seems to forget that he has been dubbed “the man who broke the Bank of England.” Soros has a knack for pulling out his funds just before a financial crisis. Recently he was quoted in the Daily Mail, U.K. as saying, “I am having a very good “crisis.”
Another similarity between George Soros and the villain in Baldacci’s thriller is that the billionaires are both are generous philanthropists. Soros has donated about four billion dollars through his foundations. Baldacci’s villain hides his nefarious deeds through the PM agency which cloaks all transactions through a web of intricate maneuvers ensuring that nothing will track back to the billionaire.
Soros has been a huge supporter of the Democratic Party. He funds sites like Moveon.org., which has been hostile to all things Republican and might even take credit for the 2006 takeover of Congress by the Democrats. It goes without saying that Soros supported Barack Obama. His one big failure, however, was in attempting to oust President Bush in 2004.
According to an article (Money Man) by Jane Mayer in the Oct.16-18, 2004 New Yorker magazine, George Soros met with other Democrats at a clandestine summit meeting at the Aspen Institute. The August 6th meeting consisted of five billionaires and a half a dozen liberal leaders to discuss the future of progressive politics, Mayer writes that they “shared a common goal: to use their fortunes to engineer the defeat of President George W. Bush in the 2004 election.”
There has been a puzzling aspect about the media’s Bush Derangement Syndrome (BDS), which defies logic until you pose the age-old guide — Follow the Money. It’s simply inconceivable that the mainstream media has collectively lost its mind unless you inject money into the equation. Good investigative journalists long ago would have inquired into how much the global warming hysteria has enriched former V.P. Al Gore. They would be asking questions today about which politicians are holding stock in flu vaccine pharmaceutical companies.
Videos of Barney Frank, Chris Dodd, Maxine Waters and other Democrats extolling the virtues of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and insisting that the Bush administration is wrong about regulating them have drawn millions of hits on You Tube. It’s apparent, however, that no one at the New York Times or the Washington Post thinks there’s a story there, even though all of these blunderers are now in charge of the economy.
Megalomaniacs exist on both sides of the political spectrum and that is something that makes us vulnerable to deception. Thanks to the Internet and an integrity-challenged media our perception of everyday events can be easily manipulated to support the personal agenda of those with very big bucks. Today, swine flu; what crisis will tomorrow bring?
Lol, if you think that answers to questions of health and nutrition will be found in politics and not in science, then go ahead and think it.
Do you really believe what you posted in #43?
Rush is saying positive things about Newt so he must be supporting Romney again!
Do you happen to have some clinical or scientific background to support that assertion?
My experience with some of those studies leads to MY assertion that most of 'em are produced to order by what I've come to call Grant Whores.
Taken literally, the sum total of all of those studies would logically lead to a regulation that all newborns are to be advised that the act of being born is the ultimate health hazard.
....and no, I'm not being even faintly sarcastic.
Rush should just offer a blanket endorsement of all the candidates. He gets accused of it so frequently anyway. At one point, he was being accused of endorsing Perry.
I will bet Rush only eats organic foods....
Newt isn’t 100% independent of his PAC when he’s discussing what they will release in advance, like he did in the last debate.
Keep trying and see if you can go even further off on tangents that have nothing to do with a basic statement that answers concerning health and nutrition will be found in science and not in politics.
Tim Tebow paired with Tiger at a Pro-Am?
I hope not...
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