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It does seem wild to me that we had whole generations raw-dogging fully sugared coca-cola multiple times every single day and they didn’t get extremely fat. I was a child in the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this sixties, and my mother strictly enforced the rule that we could never have more than one soda a day and most days we didn’t have any. I’m just saying that even back then, plenty of people understood that consuming too much sugar wasn’t good for you Besides taste, is it functionally any different than cane sugar though? I mean both are simple, easily processed (by body) sugars And I’m fat mostly because of beer and sourdough. It just blows my mind that my grandparents growing up drank 3-4 12 oz Cokes almost every day and alcohol and they both were built like olympians until their mid 40s. And they were not abnormal for the 1940s and 50s.
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The body converts excess sugar to fat, but HFCS specifically converts most readily to liver fat. Fatty liver leads to type two diabetes, which leads to further weight gain. Studies are showing it triggers the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this stomach lining to absorb higher concentrations of calories than normal sugar. Portion sizes have gotten larger to be sure, but I am of the same mind, HFCS being more broadly used seems to correlate with obesity rates Back then people would drink a small bottle of coke or a little can of sprite, they weren’t downing a liter a day. It’s the quantity that matters. Oh I’m aware it was around, not sure on consumption rates, though. I wasn’t really commenting on soda being the cause for the weight gain, but as possibly a cause for underreporting consumed calories. And the energy drinks, as well, actually. And I tend to lump soda in with fast food, which feels more widespread now than in the past. But I’m also a millennial, so maybe my mental image of people packing lunches and eating meals at home and such in the 70s isn’t realistic. I think it was more like you imagine. In my experience, we did eat at home, or “wholesome” school lunches. Eating out was occasional. And we didn’t pack snacks to drive to town, lol. At. most we might get a Lifesaver on the drive.
Soda at restaurants was a single serving with no free refills. McDonald’s had three sizes – 8 oz, 12 oz, and 16 oz. At the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this grocery store, the most soda you could buy was a six-pack of one liter bottles. Glass bottles, by the way. Soda machines were unusual, and there weren’t any in schools. Also, soda was made with sucrose, not high fructose corn syrup. The people you hang out with are unusual in that they don’t drink soda. It’s the second most popular beverage in the US, after bottled water and before coffee. Not sure, but it is much more readily available today. For instance, at least in the US, free refills in restaurants are pretty standard, but not so much in the 70s. When I learned that I immediately switched to black coffee. MTim’s coffee tastes like ass without sugar, so it saves me money too.



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Gas stations around me have all been switching to the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this bean to cup machines, and the coffee is dramatically better (even as a fellow black coffee drinker). It’s been great, the coffee is cheaper and better. that 30-minute jog totally burned like a thousand calories, so having this totally Hundred-calorie large bowl of potato chips is fine! Not even the alcoholic ones. It’s the morning and noon reward myself drink followed by the supersized fountain drink and later the same day an energy/ recovery drink. As a 66 year old now, with my childhood during the 1960s and teens-early 20s in the 1970s, I don’t remember seeing news articles about heavy use of corn syrup in almost all processed foods until the 1980s.
No doubt it’s more complicated than just that, but I bet increases in US government corn subsidies and resulting use of high sucrose corn sweetener in virtually everything is a significant factor in generating more fat cells in kids who grew up in the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this ’80s or later. Valid point, in terms of industrial pollution, but we probably have factory farming level externalities or their ‘pollutants’ in there too. Whole bunch of things have changed in the food production processes, including genetically modifying grains, introducing new pesticides, and introducing more antibiotics to livestock. Factories are also allowed to spray crops and grains for storage in order to make them last longer. The last sixty years has seen incredible food production innovation, but not all of it is necessarily creating healthy shelf-stable food for any living being, human or lab rat.
Really, if any of those things are making their way through the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this food chain, which it is very reasonable to assume is happening, it goes a long way to explaining the increases in digestive disorders (irritable bowel syndrome, etc.), diabetes, and weight gain we see in society. When pregnant, my paternal grandmother’s doctor prescribed her cigarettes because she had gained too much weight over the course of 6 months. She gained less than 15 lbs. Not surprisingly, my father was born at a mere 5lbs and a few ounces when born at full term. I don’t know if you want to use this as evidence or not but I’m verifiably heavier today than I was in the 70s and 80s. I’ve seen enough of those clips from the fat people reality shows to know that they are the least trustworthy when it comes to self-reporting caloric intake.
There was a comment I read one time of someone that said their SIL would be like “I only eat one meal a day. I don’t know why I’m fat.” She never counted snacks or drinks. She said that by the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this time lunch hit, she was like a 1000+ calories down just on Starbucks and her fun size chocolate bars, alone. Trained nutritionists aren’t good at self-reporting their calories. They’re more accurate than the average person, but still off by hundreds. It’s a hard thing to estimate. “Our study results suggest that if you are 40 years old now, you’d have to eat even less and exercise more than if you were a 40 year old in 1971, to prevent gaining weight,” says Professor Jennifer Kuk in the School of Kinesiology and Health Science. In the 1970s, you were too busy disco dancing to the beat of the Bee Gees’ Stayin’ Alive. And John Travolta made it popular with his Saturday Night Fever.
I wonder if the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this fact that forty year olds in 1971 would have been growing up during the Great Depression would have an impact on these figures. Chronic childhood malnutrition can have all sorts of effects on the body. Everyone praises Audrey Hepburn’s slim figure, but it was partly due to the fact that her family was forced into malnutrition during WWII. They ate tulip bulbs to survive during a crucial growth period in her life. It definitely can have long-term consequences. I lived on oatmeal, egg omelettes, lentils, chorizo and eggs, and would run or just walk around my city out of boredom. I would just get high and go wandering around. I had to budget carefully and not overeat my groceries. Lost 25lbs that I quickly regained the next year eating out and socializing at bars nonstop. I was chubby to begin with, so my body went “see you fool! We were waiting all your life for this moment And used up my love handles.
Contemporary studies still show 1 in 5 US kids are food insecure today. I wonder what the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this rates were 50 years ago. Normal weight people underestimate calorie intake by about 20 percent, and overweight people underestimate by about 40 percent. Other sources say it’s more like 50 percent. I mean yes, everyone is now fat. But the main point is that if the same person ate 2000 calories and ran 3 miles per day in the 1970s they’d be skinnier than if they ate 2000 calories and ran 3 miles per day today. There’s something else messing up a lot of the human race in terms of weight today. More likely the metabolic needs of ordinary life are substantially less. Less energy to dial a phone, more mail to carry, have to go to the store for things, get up and change the channel, the act of holding a book and turning pages. The vast majority of our energy use is bound up in everyday activity.
Instead, office work back then required physically opening letters, writing letters, posting letters, stamping, walking around floors to pick up and deliver pages of info, carry files, go to cabinets to find files, etc. etc. By no means ‘heavy’ work, but drastically more than office work of today. I wonder if a true, long term, transition to WFH would help with this. Cutting 1-2 hours of commute time and everything else from a lot of people’s days may increase some physical activity by giving folks more free time. That’s probably fanciful thinking, though. There’s ample evidence that modern humans in industrial environments burn the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this same number of calories in a day as humans living agrarian/forager lifestyles, like the Hadza tribe of Africa. A comprehensive study found identical energy use between adults in both environments. And your brain uses a considerable amount of your total calorie burn. And very few people use their brain any more.
Yeah. I’m an engineer and I keep protein in my desk because, when I use my brain a lot, I need it around 2:00 p.m. One aspect that has been overlooked is environmental factors such as endocrine disrupting chemicals that are a lot more prevalent now then they were in the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this 1970’s & 1980’s. Phthalates found in plastics mimic estrogen, estrogen is a fat storing hormone. In addition they have been shown to lower testosterone levels, which is beneficial to body composition, increasing muscle mass and lowering body fat, by some measures t levels have declined around 50% in the last 70 years. As well as drastically lowered sperm counts. The role sex hormones play in the human body is profound, understanding the consequences of these imbalances is key to understanding many diseases that has become more prevalent in western countries in the last 50 years. It doesn’t stop at obesity, or raising rates of infertility but an ever increasing link between lowered T levels and increased risk of anxiety & depression.
It is my opinion that plastics are the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this leaded gasoline of our generation, but unfortunately they far more pervasive and in some studies last up to 3 generations past exposure. Yes, if you want to read between the lines this is probably what the authors are insinuating if I were to guess. Environment like pesticides, pharmaceuticals in water, plastics everywhere, growth hormones in food….maybe it is all summing up together to make us fatter. people are HORRIBLE at estimating their cal intake. there was that one study on ‘people who were struggling to lose weight’ and reported activity and consumption was off by comical margins. any study on this that doesnt actually measure intake and relies on self reporting is going to draw poor conclusions.
“There was a 10% higher total caloric intake across time for males, and a 14% high total caloric intake for females” There was a study I read a while back that women are 10% heavier than their moms even with the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this same calorie intake and same exercise. They theorized it had to do with gut bacteria. “Analyzed dietary data of nearly 36,400 American adults collected by the National Health and Nutrition Survey between 1971 and 2008. The available physical activity frequency data, of 14,419 adults in the 1988 to 2006 period was also used.” I have a feeling the 2006/2008 cohort might be overestimating their activity levels and underestimating their eating habits just a tad. And you think the 70’s cohort didn’t? Why do you think that? I think it’s totally possible they both did, but if that were true, the data would still be valid since inaccuracies would be more or less consistent. Fat people are more likely to miscalculate how much they eat and how much they exercise, whether due to shame/fear of judgement or genuinely underestimating caloric density and overestimating energy expenditure. There were fewer fat people in the 70s, so less miscalculation. There’s another link elsewhere in the comments to a study showing that people in the normal weight range underestimate their calorie consumption by 20%, while for fat people, it’s 40-50%. The Hadza tribe eats a diet of up to 60% refined sugar and has an incidence of adult obesity of a whopping 0% (no Hadza adults are obese.) They also have a much higher fiber diet as they are foragers. The sugar content in a candy bar is quite a bit different metabolically than berries.
It’s not just plain sugar it’s high fructose curb syrup. It’s way more expensive now to buy things with just plain sugar. Have you ever SEEN a 1970s playground? It was like the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this boot camp from Starship Troopers! Kids would snap limbs like twigs, get concussions, be dragged on their faces by a wheel-o-death (or “merry-go-round”). They didn’t yell “MEDIC!”, they called for a nurse, but it was the same vibe. There were games like Red Rover and Crack the Whip that seemed entirely predicated on the premise of injuring children. It was absolutely a playground designed by a generation that had learned eugenics in science class. Patton’s famous speech included a call to to shoot cowards in order preserve the blood of the nation: “We don’t want yellow cowards in the army. They should be killed off like flies. If not, they will go back home after the war, goddamn cowards, and breed more cowards.” The state could forcible sterilize people against their will into the 70s. Disabled kids had no right to an education, hell, black kids barely did. Gotta ask yourself. Do you want to live in a world run by people who couldn’t negotiate a 30′ slide made of sheet metal?
It’s funny, negotiating a 30′ slide has never come up in my adult life. Seems like it would have come up at least once! Running through tires, hand over hand navigation of monkeybars — i’ve never once had to use those skills. It’s like a Rocky training montage but then the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this whole third act is just him typing into a computer. Sedentary childhoods lead to sedentary adulthoods. The adults of the 1970s also got their recreation from things like fishing or hunting or playing in sports leagues. It blows my mind how many severely overweight toddlers and children I see at the park when I take my kid. It’s really sad But at least there’s outside and at the park playing! Any nominal scientist that tries to say it’s “not just calories in, calories out” is a piece of shit. An honest statement is that it is just that but there are many complex interactions. Anytime these backwater researchers (in terms of field) say that sort of thing you can automatically assume that no reliable science is coming from them. Due to some mixture of incompetence and duplicitousness.
That self-reported food intake is similar across time frames is interesting. The conclusion, coming from someone like that, is not. (And I can imagine many reasons why, but can’t responsibly comment at that level of detail as I’ve no interest in reading their paper.) But yet people are heavier. A reasonable guess is that non-exercise calories out is lower. Maybe it’s non-exercise daily activity is lower. Less moving, walking, etc. You could probably come up with lots of ideas that neither invalidate thermodynamics nor the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this research here. I don’t see how 3 could be reliably concluded. If you’re fat, you’re probably not very good at estimating your food intake or energy expidenture. Part of the challenge with obesity is that people don’t understand or accurately estimate caloric density. Even healthy foods like nuts are extremely calorie dense and easy to go overboard with. Or it’s possible fat people might be more likely to downplay their habits out of shame or fear of judgment. As there are more fat people now than in the 70s, I would expect any self reporting about diet and exercise to be less accurate now.
Have you considered the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this fact that changes to basal metabolic rate can result in a personal losing or gaining weight over time, even when controlling for food intake and exercise? Many people hypothesise that changes to composition of the modern diet has severely impacted basal metabolism (factors such as protein balance, fatty acid mixture, sugar types, additives etc) He’s speaking colloquially with the article writer, since science news articles are usually meant for the public. Calories in/calories out is colloquially used to refer to calories consumed and calories utilized. But in reality, you don’t absorb all the calories you consume and you excrete some without utilizing them. Also if you want to be this pedantic, you are technically wrong because he said weight management isnt as simple as calories in / calories out, which is absolutely technically correct. For example, if you drink 3lbs of water, you are now 3lbs heavier without having consumed calories. If you weigh yourself, pee, then weigh yourself again, you will be lighter without burning that weight’s equivalent in calories.I once gained 8lbs without a change in diet or exercise. It was from a buildup of lymph fluid due to cancer. I literally gained enough weight in lymph fluid that it changed my bmi class, but it was unrelated to calories in/calories out, and instead was related to fluid retention. Bro did not read the study they linked. The study had self reported caloric intake… and still said that caloric consumption was up for both men and women. Totally disproving your title
Just go to a thrift store and buy a medium shirt or shorts and you’ll see how big we’ve gotten. Or look at photos from the Juan Pablo 2015 Indianapolis American professional stock car racing T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this 70s. As a whole, people are much fatter these days. No. Everything we know about science and energy makes this impossible. The source data is flawed. Self reported calorie intake perhaps? Gravity goblins from the one dimension slightly to the left of us are slowly turning it up like me never having hot enough water in the shower. The more death and decay our planet has absorbed, the more dense the earth beneath our feet becomes. We are simply weighed down by the sins of our existence. They also seem to refer to “leisure time physical activity” to account for exercise’s effect on energy expenditure, which is cool…not only is it also self reported, the study doesn’t seem to account for NEAT, which is usually a bigger component of energy expenditure than intentional exercise Finally, was looking for someone to mention NEAT. That’s where it’s all gone, the real issue. People should look into Dr. James Levine‘s work for more info. I saw a similar stat that the rates of chronic illness are accelerating despite people being more health conscious and active than ever. Losing weight is just calories in minus calories out. If both are taking in the same amount of calories, the current population must have a much more sedentary lifestyle. I can’t think of anything else that would cause this difference.
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