That’s not a lie. It’s a terminological inexactitude.
–Alexander Haig
If we hadn’t all been fed a bunch of never-proved hypotheses about fat, calories and exercise as incontrovertible fact; by people who thought we were too stupid to be healthy and wanted to stick their big noses in and tell everyone else what to do, we would never have ended up with something like this:
She seems like a sweet lady, and I’m sure she thinks she’s helping people. But this isn’t useful, it could be dangerous–especially for large people–and she didn’t get thin doing it. She was already thin and is active because she’s thin. She’s not thin because she’s active.
Dare I say it? If God had meant us to prance like horses, He would have given us four legs. We’re not meant to eat like horses, either. Put down that grass drink and go grill up a steak.
Plato says he’s hungry
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It’s sad that people have to be reduced to this in an ill-fated effort to be “healthy.”
Yep. If I’ve ever seen an ankle-twisting exercise, this is it.