What happens if i eat mcdonalds everyday /sci? Would i die at the age of 30? Is cholesterol a myth?
What happens if i eat mcdonalds everyday /sci? Would i die at the age of 30? Is cholesterol a myth?
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Wyatt Nguyen
The burgers are fine, the pop and fries do the most damage
Matthew Wood
This. I just get the burger.
Jack Murphy
what you dont like eating sugar and salt?
Aaron Thomas
You can lose weight without a healthy diet
Ian Gutierrez
Also /sci, is this book correct?
John Brown
that's funny because burgers are the one thing i haven't eaten from mcdonalds in the past decade
Luke Nelson
i think deficiencies would affect you before cholesterol does
Xavier Martin
vitamin deficiencies are hard to account for.
Kevin Reed
>vitamin deficiencies are hard to account for.
Just take centrum and it will be okay
Liam Collins
>Just take centrum and it will be okay
Take centrum because the drug makers want you healthy so you don't need their other drugs. They're so considerate those drug pushers.
Isaiah Jackson
No, cholesterol isn't a myth and is needed as part of your diet for the production of cells (along with tostesterone).
However, sugars are worse than cholesterol in terms of healthy eating and should be reduced to a maximum of 90 grams per day.
Austin Richardson
> Is cholesterol a myth?
No, cholesterol does exist.
Luis Nelson
That's not what the autor discusses, he claims that cholesterol is being wrongly measured (there are 5 types of it) and that what causes the bad cholesterol to accumulate is the inflammation of arteries.
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Connor Cook
nothing would happen. mcdonalds is fine for you, it being bad is a myth fueled by the hatred of poor people
Juan Stewart
It'll be painful.
Colton Edwards
I eat fastfood everyday so I hope the answer to this is "you'll be fine"
Luis Torres
Same bro, hope we don't die.
Colton Kelly
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Carson Butler
Life is so friegging short, why does anyone care if they get to live 10 extra years moving slowly and fearing breaking a hip
Isaiah Martin
Found something better.
Nolan Lopez
im more worried about dying when im less then 60
anything more than that and i dont really care desu
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Isaac Price
Even 55 is a-ok for me. Our lives are just blips. Give or a take a couple of years doesn't make a huge difference. It's still a blip. It'll be over before you know it
Aaron Diaz
>Correlation=causation
Lol
Lincoln Bell
The actual age when you die isn't as important as how your quality of life until then. Living to 90 but having to start getting heart surgeries and "stints" in your 30s is a pretty shitty life. And it's not even uncommon.
Nathaniel Gutierrez
by far by biggest fear
Juan Campbell
>LDL is a myth created by the white man to make people eat more expensive, organic food.
>muhhhh dick
If you're seriously questioning the validity of whether or not chlorestrol is real you're either baiting or just incredibly retarded
Benjamin Brooks
spotted the virgins who will never procreate.
you will change your tune if you ever have grandkids.
Samuel Phillips
here's a less batshit crazy book
and a review by the same author
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Isaac Turner
univariate analysis unadjusted for frailty, age-related comorbidities, reverse causality, ...
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David Hughes
inflammation is secondary to sterol retention after transcytosis, all atherogenic lipoproteins, ie those capable of electrostatically binding to arterial proteoglycan, are what's causal
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Carson Scott
Thanks user, that what i was trying to find.
Charles Myers
i fucking love mcdonalds
Lucas Hill
Wrong. The saturated fat in the burgers will kill you faster than the fries will if you look at the nutrition content gram for gram. Though the worst thing you could possibly eat there are the breakfast sandwiches.
Op, if you wanted to eat at McDs every day and not die, you have to get the grilled chicken entrees or eat the burgers responsibly, because like two burgers alone apparently gives you enough saturated fat for a day, but not enough calories to continue functioning normally. So basically your heart will fail you unless you find a way to diversify your diet in there.
Eli Campbell
Hi user, i eat 2 small burgers with water (without fries and everthing) for lunch and a normal non fast food dinner.
I do that 4 days per week.
Joseph Powell
>saturated fat is bad
Nice meme
Nolan Evans
RIP, user's heart.
Thanks, I try
Jose Flores
That's just a graph, the results could very well be null.
Hunter Hernandez
Don't eat anything for a month till you disappear up your own asshole
Dylan Jones
Holy shit don't say that to me.
Daniel Jenkins
it's really fucked up how people are slandering the good name of mcdonalds.
Dominic Brown
Cholesterol is good for you if you aren't an overweight piece of shit who doesn't work out. So-called bad colesterol clogs up your arteries and so-called good colesterol cleans them. Being at a decent weight and working out increases your good colesterol so the bad one doesn't really affect you negatively.
Carson Richardson
Just drink water often, jog, and don't be a total fucking pig and you'll be fine no matter what nonsense you put into your body
Joshua Ward
>t. Liver cirrhosis
Jason Campbell
yeah life is short so why would you not want to be at peak physical/mental performance to make the most out of it?
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Brayden Butler
supraphysiological quantities of cholesterol suddenly become good with exercise... but not supraphysiological quantities of fat mass? what about supraphysiological thyroxine? supraphysiological blood pressure? supraphysiological blood potassium? can you support that opinion with anything more than wishful thinking?
"good cholesterol" isn't an independent marker nor is it causally protective btw and there's an inverted-U relationship with outcomes
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exercise increases it by reducing CETP activity downsteam from reducing triglyceride rich lipoproteins. something actually beneficial but still not completely eliminating risk
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this is also evident in familial hypercholesterolemics who do not become disease free with exercise alone and populations on an atherogenic diet (like the massai) that despite exercising regularly are riddled with atherosclerotic lesions
Andrew Wilson
from the same group, showing saturated fat was exchanged with refined carbohydrate in these cohorts
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epidemiology is pretty underpowered when you neglect nutrient replacement
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>There is strong evidence that intake of polyunsaturated fat substituted for saturated fat decreases lowdensity lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) and reduces cardiovascular and all-cause mortality.4,5 Studies that apply substitution methods, for example, replacement of saturated fatty acids (SFAs) with other fatty acids or other foods, clearly demonstrate the benefits of replacing SFAs with unsaturated fatty acids.6,7 Conversely, studies that ignore randomized trials and experimental or mechanistic studies on lipoprotein metabolism limit the evidence necessary to draw meaningful conclusions.
Landon Walker
disgusting