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yeah man and half the folk I work with are as obese as it gets. I'm sitting there with a tupperware box with 2 grilled chicken breasts and a ton of broccoli all olive oiled up, and folk say things like: "Oh I wish I could eat healthy but it's just so hard."

I'm thinking, "I know fatty, but just get on with it nobody WANTS to eat a couple of grilled chicken breasts for lunch but if you're trying to shed those pounds then just take it like a man. Get yourself a cheat day when you're ripped."

Rubs me the wrong way that does.

And squatting is destroying your knees. We might as well plan your funeral now.

I like the ones where people say "You don't have to watch what you eat, you're not even fat".

Why do you think I'm not fat? I watch what I eat.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXTq2_3LfXM

some naughty words, but I love this piece he does.
Seems applicable to some comments here

I am glad that this article points out who the sponsors are of the American Dietetic Association so we can truly see how corrupt this organization is, and how similar "great" organizations (American Cancer Society) preach the same failed crap as they have been forever. I will never trust a big bureaucratic organization on health matters ever again!

What a hero.

haha, I almost wish squatting was bad for my knees. I need an excuse to never do that exercise again.

Don't take it to an extreme though. Just because there has been some corruption does not mean every organization is like that, nor does it mean everything they do is bad. You should take it on a case by case basis. Of course it depends on how you define trust, because being skeptical is usually a good thing.

True. I think I was just upset that something known as the "American Dietetic Assocation" could ever have a sponsor such as the ones listed and sleep at night. It's like a tobacco company sponsoring a lung cancer association.

That's only human we all get a little upset about that sort of thing, me included.