Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Is left over food from McDonaldls bad for your health

Is left over food from McDonaldls bad for your health?
I tried left over McDonald's from like 3 days ago (a large fries and a McDouble) and it taste like crap. Well yeah its bad for you in general! I mean is it even worse if you have it saved in your fridge for over time... Like, am I gonna die!?

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McDonald's is bad for your health in general.
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fresh food from Mcdonalds is bad for u
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Ok - brace yourself because I have some bad news for you. Fresh food from McDonald's is bad for your health. Its even worse after it sits around for 3 days.
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Definitely, McDonald's is even bad for your health even when it's fresh.
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No more than it is when you initially received the food. Like you've noted...the taste may vary...especially fries..wtf were you thinking!?
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McDonalds is bad for your health period.
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McDonalds' is bad for your health, 3 day old McDonalds is just tempting fate
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McDonald's isn't great for your health anyway. McDonald's also contains a high amount of preservatives so it would probably look good, but no I don't think it would be good for you.
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Pretty much any food from McDonald's is bad for your health. but if you're talking about how old it is, then 3 days is pushing it. You might get a stomach ache, but you'll be fine.
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3 days is not going to kill you. You already know eating mcdonalds is really not good for you but no you will not die if it has only been in their 3 days.
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fast food is bad for you health anyway so of course left over fast food would be bad
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Try launching the bun, and if it flies further than a conventional frisbee in one piece than it's probably not very healthy or edible

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Saturday, May 24, 2008

When reading the food nutrition panel before consuming food ,

When reading the food nutrition panel before consuming food ,?
Ex: a bag of chips, cookies, carrots, whatever. In your opinion, does it affect the amount of food you eat , in comparison to just opening up a bag and eating? Not just for dieters, but for people who eat junk food and health food alike.
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for me, if it's different from what I expected, it will affect it. For example, if I was planning to eat an entire big cookie, then I see that it has 700 calories and 30 grams of fat, I'll change my mind and only eat a part (or none!). Or if I think some chips will have 200 calories for a 1/2 cup, but they actually only have 50, then I might eat a little more than I had planned.
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Until I became I calorie counter, I never read labels. Now I read them all the time and yes it does effect what I buy and what I will eat. For instance, I will not buy anything that has corn syrup in it.
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Yes, it definitely affects how much I eat. I check the serving size, too because sometimes I think, 350 calories and 10 grams of fat isn't so bad for a can of soup, and then the can is 2 servings. So I'll just eat something else. Really, who's going to open a can of say, Progresso Soup, and eat half. You'll still be hungry.
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i read the label after consuming the food. no it does not affect how much i eat of it. but if i was buying similar things, and i have no idea what they both taste like, i choose the lighter option (i mean if there is normal tortilla or light tortilla..i choose the lighter one) but i feel embarrassed of reading the label in the supermarket.. i think people will look at me and think oh she's on a diet..and it makes me take ages as it's really slow to read every label that i buy! i'd never get out of the supermarket! i'd live there

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Tuesday, May 20, 2008

What is the best things to get ride of man moobs? health, exersise and food wise

What is the best things to get ride of man moobs? health, exersise and food wise?

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Any combination of diet and exercise which reduces overall body fat will reduce moobs. There is no special program specific for that purpose. Improving the size and tone of pectoral muscles always helps, but is not sufficient by itself (and you'll look weird with big pecs and nothing else.

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