Everyday one fastfood chain, anywhere in america, should give away a free super-sized combo meal w/ grape soda from 5pm – 10pm.

It will be a win win situation for all, even you, schlutsores!

Big corporations will think they are bringing in all these new potential customers who will gladly pay them Tuesday for a hamburger today.

Small towns will think of it as giving back to the community during this socialist/terroist/black/musslim/not a real US citizen abomination time!

At the next press conference, Republicans can show Obama the real meaning of FREEdom! -this one also works for anyone who lives in the hunt-4-fun! AMERICA FUCK YEAH!! GITERDUN! and WWJD?!?! regions. show that dang colored su-bitch how these colors don’t run!

But let’s not forget you, Debbie. You are who really counts. An idea like this would lure sooooo many of those pesky unemployed families and all their starving children, stupid retirees, and let’s be honest with ourselves here, Debbie…blacks (we all know your omen wasn’t the “long lines”) Homeless people might not smell like shit that one day because they are “customers” and qualified for bathroom privileges.

as for me, i’m hoping the hefty portions of free food/sugar before bedtime will make everyone sooo unhealthy & unatractive (no one likes a fatty with bad teeth!)that no one will breed for awhile.

Population control. Thanks for the inspiration!

I am with you, brother.
At least at chow, we got the shells in our eggs. Makes you healthy.

And even though the eggs were green on bottom, it made you dislike the enemy and civilians just that..much…more.
Not to mention the flying of food trays at next to light speed, blithely floating through the air, then hammering against a nicely American made concrete block wall…..

I so wish Denny’s would treat you people the way the military treated me. Guaranteed you would eat an entire meal in less than 3 minutes, and then go run your fat butt for the next 4 hours. Wash, rinse, repeat at 4 hour intervals, 3 times a day.

How is THAT unhealthy? Please….if you actually DO things, food won’t be the problem. PLEASE find something important to gripe about…

It’s not that eggs, per se, are unhealthy. However, eating too many of them, and how eggs are typically are prepared, might be.

One egg alone has 215 milligrams (71%) daily RDA of cholesterol. So even with just two eggs, you’re already over your daily cholesterol limit. Plus all the grease to cook it. Along with all the other fat and cholesterol and nitrates that are in the bacon and sausage.

It sounds like you have a specific problem, and since I’m not a doctor, I can’t really comment on them. My comments are based on general considerations. I do think that even though there are individuals such as yourself with unique problems, generalizations are possible, although of course, as with all generalizations, there are exceptions. But for most people, a diet such as I described is optimal. I think it’s established that sausages, bacon etc. are not healthy for anyone if eaten regularly, and for some people, even if eaten occasionally.

Re doctors and nutrition, it depends on the doctor. You are right that many doctors don’t understand too much about nutrition, but these days, more and more of them do. Many endocrinologists, for example either have had to learn about nutrition in order to treat diabetes effectively, or have R.D.s on staff with whom they collaborate. A good place to start for most people is to look at the health newsletters in most public libraries published by reputable organizations, such as CSPI, and contact them for recommendations for MDs in the area.

Other publications such as Castle and Consumers Checkbook have lists of best doctors, at least in major areas, and consulting internists and endocrinologists on that list would be another starting point. Or else, a good R.D., would be likely to know of M.D.s in the area who are nutrition friendly.

Jim Fixx is the exception who is frequently brought up. There are many longitudinal studies, however, that good diets of the type I describe, extend life. There are always exceptions, and it is telling that the counter-example that is raised is now almost 30 years old. In addition, Fixx is suspected of having high inflammation, which is an associated risk factor of unhealthy eating.