/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19882155
>Checked
Well, We'd have to define what CICO is and isn't to have a meaningful discussion. Where I am coming from on this is the r-tards that mindlessly spout "CICO" whenever I was to posit that foods are not only seasonal in how your body uses them, but that certain food additives and leftover chems from production and farming DO have dramatic effects on BMR.
I really do agree with your post, anon, And good onya for writing a book that shoots for depth...But the CICO-tards I'm referring to believe that a calorie is a calorie is a calorie, and every "System" operates just the same. that simply is just as false as saying that you should get just as much work out of a lawnmower by using either: gasoline, It's equivalent in BTUs of diesel, or it's equivalent on 80% ethanol mixed with 20% used motor oil.
I've had CICO guys somehow argue that competition eaters aren't shitting out massive amounts of unused "fuel" and other nutrients.
But sure...Calories In-Calories Out
https://youtu.be/a_r8mIAiL00

>>19468709
Plebbit B'GONE!!
You are eating an industrial lubricant that is not only soaked with glyphosate, but is also, along with HFCS, one of the leading contributors to obesity and other endemic health problems today.
https://youtu.be/7kGnfXXIKZM

>>19337781
Don't worry. Eat the processed factory foods that are almost free to produce waste products which have replaced natural animal fats that humans have been eating for millions of ears and that all other meat eating mammals eat. The CDC and WHO say that these factory foods that entered the human food chain less than two centuries ago are healthier for you and that natural food is bad and evil, and also cause global warming.

Don't worry about the fact that the increase in refined seed oils has been perfectly correlated to growing rates of cancer, heart disease, obesity and diabetes. That's just a right-wing conspiracy theory. Trust the experts. Believe in Science.

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