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Re:Peer pressure’s effects are perhaps more powerful than we thought (...
on Sunday October 16, 2016 @08:23PM (#12721910)
Oh my god this is such a dumb reply. I was pointing out that it's pretty unbelievable that you would be a bartender for 10 years and only have had a drink (or in OP's case gotten blackout drunk) once in your life.
I would hate to order a drink from someone like that. Follow a formula for a cocktail all you want, you should still know what it tastes like. It's like a patisserie chef who has only ever eaten one cannoli.
Re:Peer pressure’s effects are perhaps more powerful than we thought (...
on Thursday October 13, 2016 @10:47PM (#12705843)
> 10+ years as a bartender
> Only drank once at 20, proceeded to get blackout drunk.
Re:Why Do Obese Patients Get Worse Care? Many Doctors Don't See Past t...
on Monday September 26, 2016 @10:04PM (#12587028)
CICO is incredibly helpful advice, and should be the main piece of advice given to anyone wanting to lose weight. I wish someone told me when I was starting out. Eating healthy and working out doesn't mean anything if you're not counting your calories and making sure CI < CO.
"You don't need to exercise, you don't even need to eat healthy. Eat less than your BMR and you WILL lose weight."
Your claims of a metabolism slowing down "to a crawl" if a person is hungry isn't helpful in the slightest; comments like this demoralise people. They work out, eat kale, make sure to never feel hungry lest they "slow down their metabolism to a crawl" and still aren't losing weight. "why bother?"