Yet when they see conservatives or cacs reductively talk about minorities or the poor needing to pull their bootstraps up to make ends meet they cry foul
I guess some people would rather grandstand and crap on others, than explore the particulars surrounding society's problems
Learn to form a complete/rational thought before speaking to me dawg
I'm also@ the pride people take in shytting on fat people, and whittling any position that isnt "fatty needs to stop eating" as being a 100% complicit obesity enabler
Its almost like people dont want to discuss anything; rather, just use a topic as a means of reinforcing their own beliefs and patting themselves on the back
Can u give me one good reason why I should answer any of your questions? If you do I will.
Who am I thumbing my nose/shaking my fist at?
I don't think there's any excuse making here.
@The GovernmentHere's a novel concept
it's impossible to answer this question without actual details of his lifestyle and other relating factors that may have contributed to that persons obesity.
a STUDY would have to be done, kinda like the study mentioned in the OP.
I don't think there's any excuse making here.
I think it's more so meant to a reason as to why someone would be fat.
If you live in a lower income area you already have to deal with weird pricing
where high calorie/low weight foods (that won't offer much satiety) are
cheaper than low calorie/high weight foods like vegetables and fruits.
On top of that there's a certain nutritional ignorance that comes with
income levels. Wealthier and higher educated people tend to be more
knowledgeable about nutrition and how it relates to health,
while lower income people may not understand the correlation or
if they DO they may not know how to CORRECT the issue.
There's a reason dietitians change their strategy
depending on the background of their particular patient.
http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/79/1/6.full - Poverty And Obesity
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/4hfcs/docs/trends/nut.pdf Nutritional Status Of Low Income families
http://www.hindawi.com/journals/jobe/2013/123901/ - Attitudes Nutrition Knowledge, Attitudes, and Beliefs
associated with Obesity among Low-Income Hispanic and African American Women Caretakers
The article doesn't mention how wealthy the women are or what level of education
the women have, but these alongside other reasons can help to explain
why someone is severely obese, and with this knowledge we as a society
can COMBAT those things.
SO YES, it is FAR from pointless.
Thankfully the state finds this to be bullshyt
http://www.choosemyplate.gov/
Here's a novel concept
Read the article next time
I don't think there's any excuse making here.
I think it's more so meant to a reason as to why someone would be fat.
If you live in a lower income area you already have to deal with weird pricing
where high calorie/low weight foods (that won't offer much satiety) are
cheaper than low calorie/high weight foods like vegetables and fruits.
On top of that there's a certain nutritional ignorance that comes with
income levels. Wealthier and higher educated people tend to be more
knowledgeable about nutrition and how it relates to health,
while lower income people may not understand the correlation or
if they DO they may not know how to CORRECT the issue.
There's a reason dietitians change their strategy
depending on the background of their particular patient.
http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/79/1/6.full - Poverty And Obesity
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/4hfcs/docs/trends/nut.pdf Nutritional Status Of Low Income families
http://www.hindawi.com/journals/jobe/2013/123901/ - Attitudes Nutrition Knowledge, Attitudes, and Beliefs
associated with Obesity among Low-Income Hispanic and African American Women Caretakers
The article doesn't mention how wealthy the women are or what level of education
the women have, but these alongside other reasons can help to explain
why someone is severely obese, and with this knowledge we as a society
can COMBAT those things.
SO YES, it is FAR from pointless.
Thankfully the state finds this to be bullshyt
http://www.choosemyplate.gov/
Here's a novel concept
Read the article next time
I think there is value
So again :I don't think there's any excuse making here.
I think it's more so meant to a reason as to why someone would be fat.
If you live in a lower income area you already have to deal with weird pricing
where high calorie/low weight foods (that won't offer much satiety) are
cheaper than low calorie/high weight foods like vegetables and fruits.
On top of that there's a certain nutritional ignorance that comes with
income levels. Wealthier and higher educated people tend to be more
knowledgeable about nutrition and how it relates to health,
while lower income people may not understand the correlation or
if they DO they may not know how to CORRECT the issue.
There's a reason dietitians change their strategy
depending on the background of their particular patient.
http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/79/1/6.full - Poverty And Obesity
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/4hfcs/docs/trends/nut.pdf Nutritional Status Of Low Income families
http://www.hindawi.com/journals/jobe/2013/123901/ - Attitudes Nutrition Knowledge, Attitudes, and Beliefs
associated with Obesity among Low-Income Hispanic and African American Women Caretakers
The article doesn't mention how wealthy the women are or what level of education
the women have, but these alongside other reasons can help to explain
why someone is severely obese, and with this knowledge we as a society
can COMBAT those things.
SO YES, it is FAR from pointless.
