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Vishal Hegde wrote:why is that good tasting foods are Bad for health
Paul Clapham wrote:
Vishal Hegde wrote:why is that good tasting foods are Bad for health
They aren't. Where did you get that idea?
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Jesper de Jong wrote:Chinese food also isn't that healthy. Many Chinese dishes have a lot of fat, for example pork meat.
Exactly. The foods that taste good are those which we needed but which historically were hard to find -- to ensure we took advantage of every rare opportunity for them that we had. What makes those foods bad for us is that today they are very easy for us to obtain, so we tend to eat too much of it.Pat Farrell wrote:I'm with the others, your basic premise is flawed.
But if you look at human history, when we were hunter/gatherers, food availability was spotty. We needed to stock up on fat for the lean times. We evolved a taste for fat and salt. Potato chips and french fries are simply excuses to stuff fat and salt into our mouths.
Paul Clapham wrote:
Vishal Hegde wrote:why is that good tasting foods are Bad for health
They aren't. Where did you get that idea?
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Vishal Hegde wrote:Also 80-90% in US suffer from heatstroke because of Junk food by having cheese Burger etc.
Bear Bibeault wrote:Last time I checked, cheeseburgers didn't put out much in the way of ultraviolet radiation or heat. So how could they cause heatstroke?
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Bear Bibeault wrote:You mean "heart attack"? "Stroke" is a brain complication.
So you are asserting that 80-90% of US citizens have heart attacks? Really? Please show us where you obtained this statistic.
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Probably the same place as most statistics (80 to 90% of which are made up on the spot).Bear Bibeault wrote:So where did the 80 to 90% statistic come from?
Bear Bibeault wrote:So where did the 80 to 90% statistic come from?
Bear Bibeault wrote:You mean "heart attack"? "Stroke" is a brain complication.
So you are asserting that 80-90% of US citizens have heart attacks? Really? Please show us where you obtained this statistic.
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