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Re: Article: Omega 3 and Exercise Loses Weight and Hypertension

"Robin King" <mapletree@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
news:m6Q9i.119002$p47.39540@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> "George" <gmwemail-dsp@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:o%N9i.6911$u56.1445@newssvr22.news.prodigy.net...
>>
>> That's ridiculous.  Consume less, and the pounds MUST come off.
> Nobody
>> doubts that.
>
>        Sure - if your body's physiology is no more complicated than
> that
> of a paper bag.
>
>> Just imagine - being overweight AND exercising.  That must be a real
> effort!
>
>        It happens to many people. Particularly people who dieted to
> extremes in their youth.  I can think of several fat certified
> exercise
> instructors who eat quite healthily , exercise for many hours a week
> and are still fat.
>
>> And so unnecessary.  Simply stop eating too much, and the pounds
> will come
>> off.  Disciplined food consumption MUST be less effort than
> exercising while
>> overweight.
>
>        This is plain silly, because people get hungry.  The more
> distant
> they are from their natural weight, the hungrier they get. It's like
> sleep -
> it's as stupid to think that everyone needs the same amount of sleep
> to
> feel their best, or that everyone (of a given age/height/gender) needs
> exactly the same amount of food to feel their best.
>
>> How weak must a person be to see cake in front of him or her, and be
> unable
>> to refrain from eating it?
>
>        People who are extremely hungry will eat anything,
> and it doesn't have to be cake.  I assume you are lucky
> enough to live in an environment where you never felt
> extremely hungry, and so you scoff at those who do.
>
>> Yet this person who is unable to control his
>> gluttony can make himself exercise while overweight?
>
>        Gluttony has about as much to do with this as
> sloth has to do with being exhausted and sleeping a
> lot.
>        In the eating disorders group  (ed people correct
> me if I'm wrong here) you'll find bulimic people who
> exercise like crazy. The progression is: starve as much
> as possible/eat everything that's remotely edible/feel
> overwhelming guilt at one's "weakness"/throw up,
> exercise and starve again to atone for the sin of
> ingesting calories.
>
>> Someone explain this to me?
>
>        If you insist on seeing the whole matter in
> a simplistic way, I will never be able to explain
> it to you.

What kind of bullshit hogspeak is that?

> Robin

What's complicated about it and what is there to explain?   You're fat
because you eat too much unhealthy food and flat refuse to diet or exercise.

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