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Anonymous wrote:Wrong. PP here who grew up on fast food and was a D1 athlete. I have never eaten fruit—not one single fruit—and rarely vegetables. I am 37, 5’4, 125 pounds. Have never in my life been higher than 145 pounds and that was during a time I was very ill with Lyme. I had blood work less than a month ago. Perfect cholesterol, sugar, everything else is 100% normal.

You are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts. What an idiot.

Sigh. This is one of those things that stupid people repeat because they think it sounds cool without actually understanding what it means. PP listed a bunch of specific facts, but apparently you missed that.

Just because she is thin and her 37 yo body is tolerating eating junk does not mean she is healthy.

It's not the 80s anymore you can't fuel an athlete with junk.

Hey the NFL use to drink beer before games so it's okay right.

I am sorry that you are crabby and hangry because you can only eat lettuce and three Lima beans a day to stay small.

Haha, if I ate what my athlete eats... not hangry, if your insulin is not all messed up you don't get hangry.

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Anonymous wrote:Wrong. PP here who grew up on fast food and was a D1 athlete. I have never eaten fruit—not one single fruit—and rarely vegetables. I am 37, 5’4, 125 pounds. Have never in my life been higher than 145 pounds and that was during a time I was very ill with Lyme. I had blood work less than a month ago. Perfect cholesterol, sugar, everything else is 100% normal.

You are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts. What an idiot.

Sigh. This is one of those things that stupid people repeat because they think it sounds cool without actually understanding what it means. PP listed a bunch of specific facts, but apparently you missed that.

Just because she is thin and her 37 yo body is tolerating eating junk does not mean she is healthy.

It's not the 80s anymore you can't fuel an athlete with junk.

Hey the NFL use to drink beer before games so it's okay right.

I am sorry that you are crabby and hangry because you can only eat lettuce and three Lima beans a day to stay small.

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Anonymous wrote:Wrong. PP here who grew up on fast food and was a D1 athlete. I have never eaten fruit—not one single fruit—and rarely vegetables. I am 37, 5’4, 125 pounds. Have never in my life been higher than 145 pounds and that was during a time I was very ill with Lyme. I had blood work less than a month ago. Perfect cholesterol, sugar, everything else is 100% normal.

You are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts. What an idiot.

Sigh. This is one of those things that stupid people repeat because they think it sounds cool without actually understanding what it means. PP listed a bunch of specific facts, but apparently you missed that.

Just because she is thin and her 37 yo body is tolerating eating junk does not mean she is healthy.

It's not the 80s anymore you can't fuel an athlete with junk.

Hey the NFL use to drink beer before games so it's okay right.

By what metric are you diagnosing an internet stranger's health that's more valid than blood work and a doctor's visit? Did you read her aura? Do you perceive magic vibrations coming out of your computer screen?

Heroine addicts are thin too.

How are you measuring her health? Her word. You know how many thin women die every year?

I don’t consider an opinion credible when its author cannot spell. I think you’re just mad that no one is buying your “facts” argument since there are clear examples to the contrary.

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Anonymous wrote:Wrong. PP here who grew up on fast food and was a D1 athlete. I have never eaten fruit—not one single fruit—and rarely vegetables. I am 37, 5’4, 125 pounds. Have never in my life been higher than 145 pounds and that was during a time I was very ill with Lyme. I had blood work less than a month ago. Perfect cholesterol, sugar, everything else is 100% normal.

You are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts. What an idiot.

Sigh. This is one of those things that stupid people repeat because they think it sounds cool without actually understanding what it means. PP listed a bunch of specific facts, but apparently you missed that.

Just because she is thin and her 37 yo body is tolerating eating junk does not mean she is healthy.

It's not the 80s anymore you can't fuel an athlete with junk.

Hey the NFL use to drink beer before games so it's okay right.

By what metric are you diagnosing an internet stranger's health that's more valid than blood work and a doctor's visit? Did you read her aura? Do you perceive magic vibrations coming out of your computer screen?

Heroine addicts are thin too.

How are you measuring her health? Her word. You know how many thin women die every year?

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Anonymous wrote:Wrong. PP here who grew up on fast food and was a D1 athlete. I have never eaten fruit—not one single fruit—and rarely vegetables. I am 37, 5’4, 125 pounds. Have never in my life been higher than 145 pounds and that was during a time I was very ill with Lyme. I had blood work less than a month ago. Perfect cholesterol, sugar, everything else is 100% normal.

You are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts. What an idiot.

Sigh. This is one of those things that stupid people repeat because they think it sounds cool without actually understanding what it means. PP listed a bunch of specific facts, but apparently you missed that.

Just because she is thin and her 37 yo body is tolerating eating junk does not mean she is healthy.

It's not the 80s anymore you can't fuel an athlete with junk.

Hey the NFL use to drink beer before games so it's okay right.

Apparently you can -- my athlete eats a lot of fast food (in addition to the healthy meals we prepare at home) and does quite well.

So you fuel him with healthy food and he occasionally has junk.

That makes sense but not what PP said.

So you agree with me. Nice, thanks.

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Anonymous wrote:Wrong. PP here who grew up on fast food and was a D1 athlete. I have never eaten fruit—not one single fruit—and rarely vegetables. I am 37, 5’4, 125 pounds. Have never in my life been higher than 145 pounds and that was during a time I was very ill with Lyme. I had blood work less than a month ago. Perfect cholesterol, sugar, everything else is 100% normal.

You are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts. What an idiot.

Sigh. This is one of those things that stupid people repeat because they think it sounds cool without actually understanding what it means. PP listed a bunch of specific facts, but apparently you missed that.

Just because she is thin and her 37 yo body is tolerating eating junk does not mean she is healthy.

It's not the 80s anymore you can't fuel an athlete with junk.

Hey the NFL use to drink beer before games so it's okay right.

By what metric are you diagnosing an internet stranger's health that's more valid than blood work and a doctor's visit? Did you read her aura? Do you perceive magic vibrations coming out of your computer screen?

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Anonymous wrote:Wrong. PP here who grew up on fast food and was a D1 athlete. I have never eaten fruit—not one single fruit—and rarely vegetables. I am 37, 5’4, 125 pounds. Have never in my life been higher than 145 pounds and that was during a time I was very ill with Lyme. I had blood work less than a month ago. Perfect cholesterol, sugar, everything else is 100% normal.

You are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts. What an idiot.

Sigh. This is one of those things that stupid people repeat because they think it sounds cool without actually understanding what it means. PP listed a bunch of specific facts, but apparently you missed that.

Just because she is thin and her 37 yo body is tolerating eating junk does not mean she is healthy.

It's not the 80s anymore you can't fuel an athlete with junk.

Hey the NFL use to drink beer before games so it's okay right.

Apparently you can -- my athlete eats a lot of fast food (in addition to the healthy meals we prepare at home) and does quite well.

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Anonymous wrote:Wrong. PP here who grew up on fast food and was a D1 athlete. I have never eaten fruit—not one single fruit—and rarely vegetables. I am 37, 5’4, 125 pounds. Have never in my life been higher than 145 pounds and that was during a time I was very ill with Lyme. I had blood work less than a month ago. Perfect cholesterol, sugar, everything else is 100% normal.

You are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts. What an idiot.

Sigh. This is one of those things that stupid people repeat because they think it sounds cool without actually understanding what it means. PP listed a bunch of specific facts, but apparently you missed that.

Just because she is thin and her 37 yo body is tolerating eating junk does not mean she is healthy.

It's not the 80s anymore you can't fuel an athlete with junk.

Hey the NFL use to drink beer before games so it's okay right.

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Anonymous wrote:Wrong. PP here who grew up on fast food and was a D1 athlete. I have never eaten fruit—not one single fruit—and rarely vegetables. I am 37, 5’4, 125 pounds. Have never in my life been higher than 145 pounds and that was during a time I was very ill with Lyme. I had blood work less than a month ago. Perfect cholesterol, sugar, everything else is 100% normal.

You are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts. What an idiot.

Sigh. This is one of those things that stupid people repeat because they think it sounds cool without actually understanding what it means. PP listed a bunch of specific facts, but apparently you missed that.

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Anonymous wrote:Mostly McDonald's, Chick Fil A and Wendy's. And a lot of fruit candy.

And that equals heart diease and obesity. Nice works

Land the helicopter mom. Pretty sure my athlete has a lower body fat percentage and more muscle than yours.

No history of heart disease in my family, or obesity either for that matter. As a middle aged dad, I have singe digit body fat and today at the gym was deadlifting more than a powerlifter my height who weighs twice what I do. And I'm pretty sure I run, swim and bike faster than you. And my heart is healthier. Suck it.

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Anonymous wrote:My 14 year old nationally ranked gymnast trains 30 hours a week and eats a good breakfast and a good dinner and a bunch of random crap in between. Thinking you can engineer performance based on diet is complete nonsense.

This is BS.

If you don't have high fat and protein in their diet they will get injuries.

Did pp say her kid doesn't eat enough fat and protein?

I have a 15 YO swimmer and that is tons more than he eats in a day.

Anonymous wrote:Cooking you kids meals is not helping them with life.

I work for a technology company and the CEO never cooked a day in his life and yet he is CEO and I am a workabee but I can cook

How is that not helping the CEO with life? LOL...

Anonymous wrote:Wrong. PP here who grew up on fast food and was a D1 athlete. I have never eaten fruit—not one single fruit—and rarely vegetables. I am 37, 5’4, 125 pounds. Have never in my life been higher than 145 pounds and that was during a time I was very ill with Lyme. I had blood work less than a month ago. Perfect cholesterol, sugar, everything else is 100% normal.

You are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts. What an idiot.

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Anonymous wrote:Mostly McDonald's, Chick Fil A and Wendy's. And a lot of fruit candy.

And that equals heart diease and obesity. Nice works

Wrong. PP here who grew up on fast food and was a D1 athlete. I have never eaten fruit—not one single fruit—and rarely vegetables. I am 37, 5’4, 125 pounds. Have never in my life been higher than 145 pounds and that was during a time I was very ill with Lyme. I had blood work less than a month ago. Perfect cholesterol, sugar, everything else is 100% normal.

Typical DCUM generalization from you though. Makes you completely NOT credible.