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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501
We have spent how many pages in this thread talking about ammonia hydroxide. I've had 20 different opinions on both sides. After this many pages, there STILL doesn't seem to be anything close to a right or wrong answer. And we're talking about people who are doing the right thing, and at least doing some research to find an answer.
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OK, but if figuring out if the pink slime that is added to fast food burgers is a problem or the thing that determines if a Big Mac or Whopper are healthy choices or not, the big picture is being missed. Fast food burgers are not good. BOOM! done.
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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501
That tells you how unnecessarily hard it is to get the facts straight about what you eat. I completely disagree with you. I believe there are lots of people who are motivated to lose weight, but lose themselves in a massive sea of misinformation. They eat Panera and think they're eating healthy. They buy turkey substitute products that aren't breast meat. They drink gallons of orange juice instead of soda. And then, when they workout like crazy, try to eat sensibly and still don't lose weight, they become depressed and give up.
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First, these aren't the people who are waiting in line at McD's, either. Second, I am fully aware that people do incredibly stupid things while attempting to lose weight, but I don't agree that it's too overwhelmingly hard for them to educate themselves. If they can read a Men's Health & use some common sense (Maybe do some squats or something, too) they will be well on their way. It's not a huge secret that calories out > calories in = weight loss.