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| security, arachidonic, environmental science, missile treaty, william doyle, plump thighs , newsround, online journalism, overeaters, shank, edible oils, fatty acid, plump mt , food safety, geology, | (We see plenty of that on the cable news networks every night.) Enough already. [« Reply to this comment] [Post a new comment »] » RE: An addendum Posted by: mclare » RE: An addendum Posted by: YogiBear Posted by: kwfryatl on Mar 2, 2006 11:43 AM [Report this comment] In addition food additives to the numerous, extremely well-documented health benefits of maintaining food additives a healthy weight in proportion to one’s height and frame, there is another well-documented reality for those of us working in Corporate America: overweight/obese people receive lower salaries with food additives fewer raises, fewer promotional opportunities, and less overall recognition. Is that right? Of course not. Is it reality? Of course it is. Yes, it is very easy to be overweight in our society; however, given all the clear-cut facts regarding nutrition as it relates to simple biology (calories expended always need to balance calories ingested), like it or not, at the end of the day it comes down to one’s personal choice. |
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| When I was in Paris, I noticed that most people walked and rode bicycles everywhere. Also, when they took a coffee break they had coffee, not coffee and a Danish. Let's use common sense and balance, not only in diet and exercise overeaters but in discussing the issue as well. Sure, Americans need to exercise more and be far more mindful of what we put into our bodies, but all this name-calling and relegating overeaters of people to second-class status is bogus. [« Reply to this comment] [Post a overeaters new comment »] » Good call! Posted by: stuck_in_FL Posted by: Moonray on Mar 2, 2006 11:35 AM [Report this comment] After re-reading the column, it seems to me that Martin is mixing two dissimilar subjects. She really wants to talk about the bias against the overweight, but the approach she uses --saying the many health warnings are overstated -- is way off base. There's simply too much illness attributable to obesity to pretend it isn't true. She can make a good argument about the bias against fatties, but the Woman As Victim mantra is so tiresome. |
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