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Study Details 30-Year Increase in Calorie Consumption
by bucy at 2:25 pm EST, Feb 6, 2004 |
] We knew we ate more; we knew we had gained weight. Now a
] new study that looked at 30 years of Americans' eating
] habits has pinned down how many more calories,
] carbohydrates and fats are eaten daily.
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] From 1971 to 2000, the study found, women increased their
] caloric intake by 22 percent, men by 7 percent. My thoughts on carbs have changed a bit since the last time I posted on the subject ... maybe I'll write some more later. |
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RE: Study Details 30-Year Increase in Calorie Consumption
by Shannon at 3:11 pm EST, Feb 6, 2004 |
bucy wrote:
] ] We knew we ate more; we knew we had gained weight. Now a
] ] new study that looked at 30 years of Americans' eating
] ] habits has pinned down how many more calories,
] ] carbohydrates and fats are eaten daily.
] ]
] ] From 1971 to 2000, the study found, women increased their
] ] caloric intake by 22 percent, men by 7 percent.
]
] My thoughts on carbs have changed a bit since the last time I
] posted on the subject ... maybe I'll write some more later. In a real paranoid sort of way, I wonder if the Atkins diet and similar plans are a clever way to market rationing during war time. |
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