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Nrg2Nfinit
ItaloDiscoAddict

Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Ottawa
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| quote: | Originally posted by Fledz
You have been wrong almost the entire time and you've failed to once admit it, then you proceeded to attack people and confuse the debate on purpose.
I'd like to know what sort of qualifications you have to so vigorously debate this all, or is all your knowledge from articles?
You have a trained and very experienced nurse, as well as a qualified hospital scientist and cardiovascular specialist teaching you basic scientific principles, as well as multiple others with the clear knowledge of the subject matter supporting it all, yet you continue to think you're a genius amongst peasants without so much as a primary school education. I could pluck a group of 15 year olds from high school that would support everything we've told you. |
Really? Im the one insulting people here? i made a claim that your statement about cholesterol was outrageous, albiet it seemed to be but it appears that your argument did hold more water and i acknowledged that with regards to the shrimp article.
Then the issue regarding eating low fat foods to help create a caloric deficit. This was based on the premise that eating more mass with less calories is sufficient to satiate instead of eating less mass with more calories.
I posted a supporting peer reviewed article for that as well.
Now with regards to me being a pompus genius? where the hell did that come from, from what i understand its the 5 or 6 of you ganging up on me calling me a moron and an idiot everyother word, when im trying to discuss a viable topic here. If i did overstep my bounds by trying to call you out earlier on, i appologize. But still this topic isnt a no brainer, and i understand there are different views out there and im willing to hear them so long as evidence is supporting them and not ad hominem attacks.
My qualifications are a Bsc double major in biology and statistics and personal training certification as well as nutrtionist certification. Not a Phd here but i also have personal trial experience on weight gain going from 115 lbs to 165. and easily being able to drop 20 lbs or so when needed in a couple of months.
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