Will wonders never cease?
Jan. 4th, 2004 01:03 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
brightrosefoxhttp://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20040103/ap_on_he_me/food_portions
According to researchers, obesity can be linked to large food portions. *gasp* Wow. They had to spend money and do research to figure that out? I never would have figured it out if they hadn't! Those clever scientists.
France may have it's (many) downfalls, but I will admit that the women are beautiful, the fashion is gorgeous, and the food portions are fantastically small. Apparently, candy bars there are sixty percent smaller than over here. I was told once that I ate like a French woman. But in America, that's seen as being anorexic. (Okay, I am anorexic too, what's your point?)
I still just can't understand why you'd need to spend money to figure out that eating more makes people gain weight. What happened to common sense?
According to researchers, obesity can be linked to large food portions. *gasp* Wow. They had to spend money and do research to figure that out? I never would have figured it out if they hadn't! Those clever scientists.
France may have it's (many) downfalls, but I will admit that the women are beautiful, the fashion is gorgeous, and the food portions are fantastically small. Apparently, candy bars there are sixty percent smaller than over here. I was told once that I ate like a French woman. But in America, that's seen as being anorexic. (Okay, I am anorexic too, what's your point?)
I still just can't understand why you'd need to spend money to figure out that eating more makes people gain weight. What happened to common sense?