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Re:Obesity and Fitness Are Revolutionized By Reddit, Not Doc... by _delirium on Sunday August 12, 2012 @08:16AM (#4372404)
> Now, try getting fat eating nothing but fat+protein. Hard, but much easier than just protein.

This one isn't hard at all. I unwittingly gained a bunch of weight in one period because I was busy at work and too lazy to make proper food, so I just ate a lot of peanuts as snack food, 'cause I'd heard they're somewhat healthier than other snack foods. Peanuts are basically nothing but protein+fat, but I gained a bunch of weight because they're so calorie-dense (one 8-oz bag has like 1500 calories). I'm not 100% sure, but I think the fat+salt aspect might promote overeating; I can't imagine eating enough walnuts, say, to gain weight, but I can munch on salted/roasted peanuts all day.

Re:Obesity and Fitness Are Revolutionized By Reddit, Not Doc... by ryanmerket on Sunday August 12, 2012 @01:23PM (#4372964)
You were probably eating Planters or some other 'big brand.' Most peanut snack foods come loaded with sugar, carbs, and bad oil. http://www.fatsecret.com/calories-nutrition/food/peanuts/car...
Re:Obesity and Fitness Are Revolutionized By Reddit, Not Doc... by _delirium on Sunday August 12, 2012 @01:46PM (#4373046)
No sugar/etc., just salted peanuts. Ingredients: peanuts, salt. It's hard to counteract eating thousands of calories of peanuts daily, though (for a while I was going through 2x bags, i.e. 3000 calories/day just from peanuts).
Re:Obesity and Fitness Are Revolutionized By Reddit, Not Doc... by ryanmerket on Sunday August 12, 2012 @04:23PM (#4373535)
Most low/no carb diets say to stay away from nuts in general because they are generally starchy and have hidden carbs.