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I do not condone body shaming. But, as a physician, I also cannot condone people pretending that obesity is healthy. Beauty may be skin deep, but fat deposits go all the way to your internal organs. Be healthy, live well!pic.twitter.com/PJ4dN0E83g
To those who think they found a “gotcha” because the picture of the fat covered heart is the donor heart transplanted into Christine Moore: yes, it was functional enough to replace one with failed valves. But, it by no means represents a “healthy” heart. Any port in a storm. 1/2pic.twitter.com/RMeJmb4EGq
It also further illustrates my point: unhealthy western lifestyles have made this heart “average” in that it is what can probably be expected in most donor hearts. That does NOT make it healthy! Thanks you to the donor & their family! 2/2pic.twitter.com/yWOpdCEhvV
it's because of the meat cheese and dairy that the person ate ...we cannot process the animal Foods..and fat... it's that simple we were born vegan and been lied to by our parents who have been lied to by their parents ...when will we ever wake up
Completely false. We are engineered as omnivores by millions of years of evolution. Grass fed beef, free range chicken, healthy pork, combined with fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
Whole grains aren't necessary, and they cause a blood sugar spike that will make you hungry again an hour later.
real whole grains. Not processed. Are healthy and do not cause the same spike. Steel cut oats, long grain wild rice, etc.
Don’t you love it when people that aren’t MD’s try telling people that are MD’s what’s right and wrong.
Eat less, exercise more.... For the general populace it's as simple as that.
Eat SMART. As my good friend @TheDolceDiet likes to say "Don't count calories. Make calories count!"
Avoid processed food.
And cut down meat to once in a week or two. Animal fat is tough to get rid of.
No. Nothing wrong with eating meat daily if you do it right.
Most of the people will err in process of doing it 'right'. Abstaining will certainly reduce the risk.
I prefer education over “don’t touch because I said so”
Certainly
Bravo - same as posting a pic of a lung ravaged by smoking. Sure you *might* get lung cancer w/o cigarettes, but how you choose to live greatly shifts the odds in your favor
Thank you! (Big fan BTW)
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