Concerns about what you eat?

[Ming the Merciless]

Any food to excess is bad for you. Everything in moderation as they say.

 

[cyberknight]

I wonder what it says about bacon?

EDIT @stephec in agreement and there 1st
isnt bacon the proof that god exists ?

 

[ColinJ]

Everything in moderation as they say.

Except moderation itself...?

 

[slowmotion]

Eat nothing but plain porridge for a month and see how you feel.

The inhabitants of the remote island of St Kilda lived on a diet of porridge and gannets.

They did all eventually leave for the mainland.

 

[ColinJ]

The inhabitants of the remote island of St Kilda lived on a diet of porridge and gannets.

They did all eventually leave for the mainland.

The gannets left (got tired of being eaten, I suppose!) so the inhabitants had to make do with just porridge?

 

[slowmotion]

The gannets left (got tired of being eaten, I suppose!) so the inhabitants had to make do with just porridge?

The gannets are still there. Lots of them. The human inhabitants, who left some time in 1930, never returned. It's a sad story of a small community that came up against the twentieth century.

 

[Etern4l]

Nice. Interesting results when you try it on cosmetics and some packaged/processed foods Coverage is a bit patchy, but love the idea, if only to increase the awareness of the impact and potential risks associated with things like parabens, BHT, some Es etc. Thanks for posting this.

 

[Mo1959]

Nice. Interesting results when you try it on cosmetics and some packaged/processed foods Coverage is a bit patchy, but love the idea, if only to increase the awareness of the impact and potential risks associated with things like parabens, BHT, some Es etc. Thanks for posting this.

I've been using SLS and Parabens free deodorant and body wash for a few months now and like them and find them effective. Every little helps with all the nasties we are bombarded with now.

 

[mustang1]

Not a fan of those food apps. I feel they do more harm than good especially among the more impressionable and then it could lead to eating disorders.

 

[Oldhippy]

No concerns whatsoever. Always been a vegetarian since a small child. Processed foods very very rarely and eat fresh cooking daily. No health or weight issues ever. Don't touch fast food. Common sense of what's good and bad to eat.

 

[NorthernSky]

no real worries here, as said everything in moderation. but yes it can be hard to get a varied / balanced diet
takes a bit of discipline

 

[oldwheels]

Porridge is not nearly as good for you as porage:
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the essential food of cross-dressing men with iron balls. Real women are also encouraged to indulge.

But porridge made with pinhead oatmeal is even better. Just cook with water and a little salt. Definitely no sugar but milk is ok.

 

[Cycleops]

No concerns whatsoever. Always been a vegetarian since a small child. Processed foods very very rarely and eat fresh cooking daily. No health or weight issues ever. Don't touch fast food. Common sense of what's good and bad to eat.

A lot of people will struggle to follow your good example. I would say everything in moderation is a good maxim as Ming and others says.

I see children at my boys school here very overweight at 10 or eleven years or younger. I feel so sorry for them condemned to a life of health problems. Mostly down to the parents.

 

[gavroche]

But porridge made with pinhead oatmeal is even better. Just cook with water and a little salt. Definitely no sugar but milk is ok.

I have mine with honey which is healthy, natural sugar, not the refined stuff.

 

[Cycleops]

I have mine with honey which is healthy, natural sugar, not the refined stuff.

Unfortunately it's still sugar 😞