DashRiprock
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i think Black Swan and Howard Cohodas are both the worst.
Who would it be if he had a doubt?
i think Black Swan and Howard Cohodas are both the worst.
Ar$e licker.
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BlackSwan without a doubt
You guys should show Howard some respect, don't you know he is famous.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9afZl9PVf4&feature=player_embedded#at=42
Fascinating.
Exercise is good for all sorts of reasons, but has very little to do with losing weight, at least according to Gary Taubes:
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_n...stripbooks&field-keywords=Gary+Taubes&x=0&y=0
Calories out > calories in = Weight loss
I think I learned that in physics.
Anyway, this product is based on research done by Dr. Levine at the Mayo Clinic. You may find his research informative.
The problem is, calories "out" is partially a function of calories in, if you see what I mean.
Although that doesn't change the fact it's 90% true, and no reason all but the very ill can't lose weight...
Try trading with very high leverage. You'll sweat and sh1t calories all day long.
Peter
Fascinating.
Exercise is good for all sorts of reasons, but has very little to do with losing weight, at least according to Gary Taubes:
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_n...stripbooks&field-keywords=Gary+Taubes&x=0&y=0
Try trading with very high leverage. You'll sweat and sh1t calories all day long.
Peter
This theory, wasn't by an old fat guy was it?The theory is that as we age the control systems in our body lose precision and response time. Therefore we need more reserves to sustain life under those conditions.
This theory, wasn't by an old fat guy was it?
The BMI, which some US politicians want to make a target for reward/punishment of those insured by government insurance, is misleading at best, perhaps fraudulent, or worse yet, part of the death-panel strategy. The statistics are that the life expectancy for those in the obese range (as opposed to morbidly obese) live longer and IIRC with a better quality of life, than those in the "good" range.
The theory is that as we age the control systems in our body lose precision and response time. Therefore we need more reserves to sustain life under those conditions.
LOL. Now you know the comment wasn't directed at you Howard.Don't know. But this old fat guy believes it.
More half baked ideas of what's actually occurring from you again then, Howard.
When I did my *ahem* NVQ in sports and fitness training many moons ago one of the things we learned is that medical professionals take fat measurements (thickness of a pinch of skin) from various areas along with BMI otherwise it's meaningless.
When used properly as part of a real medical check performed y a professional, BMI is not fraudulent or misleading at all, it;s just that more information is to be considered. Bit like option risk premia really.
Surprised they didn't teach you that in flight school.
LOL. Now you know the comment wasn't directed at you Howard.