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Article #1608Re: Atkins = ? (should i start this again?)
From: kaloalex
Date: Sun, 09 Nov 2003 20:58
Date: Sun, 09 Nov 2003 20:58
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Wayne S. Hill wrote: > Vegetarian wrote: > > >>JC Der Koenig wrote: >> >>>>Look at your BMI. At 5'6" and 190, you are over 30, which >>>>is categorized as obese. >>> >>>And if he is at 12% bodyfat? Still obese? >>> >>>Idiot. >> >>I highly doubt that having this pile of useless, worthless >>muscles is doing anything good for his health. Having a BMI >>of 32 is bad. Being fat at BMI 32 is horrible, being >>muscular at BMI 32 is not that great either. > > > References? Can you point to any peer-reviewed studies that > indicate that "excess" muscle mass raises health risk? BMI is > used as a simple-minded proxy for BF% because, in the broad > cross-section of society, people with high BMI have high BF. > It is an unwarranted leap to conclude that high BMI with low > BF% causes health risk. > > >>Some dumbo bodybuilders think that by growing muscles, they >>are doing themselves a favor. One needs to only look at >>their IQ to realize that it is not the case and that they >>are not benefitting. > > > Fascinating. Please describe the process by which you > conflated an interest in hypertropy with a lack of IQ. I'm far more interested in reading how the bbers all thought they would get smarter as hypertrophy was realized. I had no idea intelligence increase was the goal; I didn't even know IQ _could_ be increased by adding muscle. Silly me. Maybe it's all that meat that makes them stoopid? Or, perhaps, arguably, a lack of dietary meat has rendered "Vegetarian" logially inept? Kalo
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