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Master Don Juan
Me too! My BMI is 23!!!Rex Man said:That could potentially contribute to us being bigger, but certainly not fatter.
Getting bigger would depend on or diet. If we ate a fat filled diet we would get bigger because of what we put into our body IE. Fat. Fatter!
As far as I'm aware, there is no hormonal changes caused by food, that could encourage our body to store fat.
Look up the results of the 5 hormones they are injecting into cows and chickens. All of them have extreme hormonal changes on the animals as well as the consumers. Not only from direct meat consumption but also in by products.
When we have all the excess calories without burning them our bodies store them as fat. Fat and alcohol are big sources. Fat has 9 cals per gram and alcohol has i believe 7. Whereas protein and carbs have 4.
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In addition, with more women working and less time to cook, places such as McDonalds and such have been feeding families with junk. It's cheap and fast. This is one of the reasons why lower-income families suffer from poor nutrition and diets.
McDonalds and the alike are the main purchasers of the hormone injected meats. It is cheaper than natural meats.
Moreover, the occupational switch (especially in the US) to a service economy leaves a lot of people with no reason to have to burn calories. Going to the gym takes time, which many people are not willing to invest.
Agreed
That said, I could care less. I'm in fantastic shape!![]()
Here are some links to the Hormones they are pumping in your food and by products.
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/97985/are_growth_hormones_in_cattle_causing.html
http://www.truehealth.org/obesity.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bovine_somatotropin
http://health.mongabay.com/conditions/Hormones.html
