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Angel Imy

Re: Do you know what you eat?
« Reply #15 on: August 21, 2012, 03:10:11 »
I don't think I want to drink cola anymore. :'(

I drink/eat what I like, don't really care what it does to me.

Good luck in later life.

im pretty much the same as grandad. dont really care what i drink/eat or most things. live life as much as you can now you can die whenever and why think so much about the future you could die tomrrow for all you know. worry about things that may or may not even happen. if someone bad happens when your older atleast you didnt spend your life not doing things and worrying about stuff and you enjoyed yourself. just what i think.

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Re: Do you know what you eat?
« Reply #16 on: August 21, 2012, 03:19:42 »
I personally would rather live by enjoying myself and having fun even at the cost of having my life shortened. I want quality from my life, not quantity.

Besides, nothing tastes as good as Pepsi to me. <3

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Angel Imy

Re: Do you know what you eat?
« Reply #17 on: August 21, 2012, 07:26:48 »
I personally would rather live by enjoying myself and having fun even at the cost of having my life shortened. I want quality from my life, not quantity.

Besides, nothing tastes as good as Pepsi to me. <3

i agree but cherry coke is nice so is lucozade orange :P

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Re: Do you know what you eat?
« Reply #18 on: August 21, 2012, 09:31:15 »
Oh to be young and not have to think of being old.

How you behave DOES have a knock on affect of youe late life, quality and not quantity.  I am afraid life isnt like that.  At your age there wasn't as much knowledge about what we eat as there is now.

There is a link about what you eat to the quality of your later life. 

So yes, enjoy now, but there will be 20 and 30 years further down the line where what you do now will affect the quality of your old age.

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LunarCanidae

Re: Do you know what you eat?
« Reply #19 on: August 21, 2012, 10:33:45 »
Oh to be young and not have to think of being old.

How you behave DOES have a knock on affect of youe late life, quality and not quantity.  I am afraid life isnt like that.  At your age there wasn't as much knowledge about what we eat as there is now.

There is a link about what you eat to the quality of your later life. 

So yes, enjoy now, but there will be 20 and 30 years further down the line where what you do now will affect the quality of your old age.

while being young, your body can cope with small amounts of certain things, eg alcohol as a prime example. over long term exposure/build up and age your body wont.

when you are young, your body can hope with the fat from foods better as you will have a higher metabolism when younger than older
same as with alcohol.
same with sugar - of which it can cause diabetes later in life. not too up on it overly much but , if u get ur body used to something it is harder when its not there/able to be processed

kinda the same as the stress response system - short term its fine, the body can cope. longer term longer exposure - the body gets run down, the resources available for the "action" diminish over time (not easily replenished)

hope u can see the point im tryna make here.

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Re: Do you know what you eat?
« Reply #20 on: October 21, 2012, 04:56:29 »
I was taking a hot dog to the throat whilst reading this. I will never look at processed wieners in the same light ever again.

Thank you for posting this btw.

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Skilz Pwnd U

Re: Do you know what you eat?
« Reply #21 on: October 21, 2012, 07:13:21 »
I was taking a hot dog to the throat whilst reading this. I will never look at processed wieners in the same light ever again.

Thank you for posting this btw.

Me too! :)

 

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