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    foodgroups


    this is what you should be eating everyday...
    based on the food pyramid chart... and some
    careful shatzy calculations.

    my research consisted of:
    <ul type="square">[*] separate food groups[*] serving size amounts per selection per group[*] MINIMUM suggested serving per group[*] lowest saturated fat content[*] taste variety[/list]

    thar she blows!

    so i was bored...
    and as questioned a few months ago, i was
    curious how well the food pyramid held true
    to its claim of providing the minimum amount
    of healthy nourishment provides best health status.

    they can't be serious.

    after extensive research, i had found the
    suggested serving size of a plethora of
    items for each food group. this wasn't easy.

    the pyramid chard says:
    <ul type="square">[*] 2-3 servings of dairy[*] 3-5 servings of veggies[*] 2-3 servings of meat[*] 2-4 servings of fruit[*] 6-11 servings of grains[/list]

    ...but yet, how much of X equals a serving???

    bah! no need to calculate! i have done the
    work for you.

    here's what the picture means translated:

    DAIRY:1 cup of milk

    4 containers (2 oz. each) unflavored yogurt
    (sorry... its hard to find unflavored yogurt
    images on the net)

    8 oz. of cheese -- which is 0.25 of a regular
    block of cheese or, in the pic, one full
    HALF a bag of cheese (the pic shows a bag
    equalling 16 oz.... duh)

    FRUIT:
    2 selections of the following 3 fruits:
    apple, banana, or orange

    MEATS:
    3 whole eggs

    GRAINS:
    2 slices of a standard loaf of bread
    (compiled of the natural grains -- not
    synthetic, like 'stone ground wheat flour')

    1 entire 16 oz. package of spaghetti/pasta

    VEGGIES:
    1 whole can of tomato paste (to go with the pasta!!!!)

    *********************

    this is based on the variables listed above.
    again, this is the minimum suggestion of
    servings per person on a daily basis. that
    means, that the items on the tray (pic)
    consist of:

    2 servings of dairy, 3 servings of veggies,
    2 servings of meat, 2 servings of fruit,
    and 6 servings of grains.

    ... which means it is implied to consume
    MORE servings than what i have shown.

    is anyone gonna tell me that, after eating
    this shit.... (and with proper exercise!!!)

    that they will be exceedingly healthy in as
    far as not looking bulbous and fat-assed???

    you've gotta be kidding me!!!!

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    Cool

    Shit, i eat all that a day, and then some actually...
    *shrugs*
    fit as a fiddle!
    Healthy as a horse!

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    its the 'and then some' thats the problem.

    imagine this:

    you are only allowed to eat what is on the pic...
    maybe twice a day max... everyday.

    an entire package of spaghetti???
    twice a day???
    do you realize how much that is???

    PLUS all that other stuff???

    you can't be serious.

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    One bowl of cerial, prefferably capt'n crunch.
    Quarter pound of chocolate.
    Peanut butter and jam sandwich.
    2-liter bottle of whatever looks good.
    Maybe a salad.

    Look mom, I'm healthy!

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    I wouldnt have any problem eating all of that...but I dont think I would have the time to prepare it all.

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    where's the spaghetti, Mr. Asshole?

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    Wink

    That's why those are GUIDELINES...
    not actual things to follow.....christ.
    quit being so literal [img]rolleyes.gif[/img]

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    thats my point, hanny.

    guidlines should at least be somewhat consistant
    on the nature of the effects they are said to cause.

    if the guidelines are wrong.... then what are they really saying?

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