I actually had to argue with someone around Christmas that no, in fact, pumpkin pie was not healthy. The claim being that it's pumpkin and the only calories were in the crust. Certainly not any problem to eat the immense amounts of sugar in it, right?
I actually probably eat at least somewhat healthy, very picky about ingredients and processing. I don't want to brag or make claims I can't back up so I'm not trying to claim I'm perfect. That said, I hate salad. I'm not eating disgusting raw leaves. The notion that healthy eating means salad is bullshit. Maybe if you get all your calories out of the a zillion pounds of leaves you have to eat. It's just a delivery method for a bunch of unhealthy toppings that makes them think they are being healthy.
When she says eat well, she means she gets a small ice cappucino frappe instead of a large. Or a medium.
She gets salad with her 1200 calories burger instead of fries. Then feels bad about not having fries and eats a bag of chips anyway.
When she says she exercice - she goes to the gym once per week for a few months here and there.
I actually had to argue with someone around Christmas that no, in fact, pumpkin pie was not healthy. The claim being that it's pumpkin and the only calories were in the crust. Certainly not any problem to eat the immense amounts of sugar in it, right?
I actually probably eat at least somewhat healthy, very picky about ingredients and processing. I don't want to brag or make claims I can't back up so I'm not trying to claim I'm perfect. That said, I hate salad. I'm not eating disgusting raw leaves. The notion that healthy eating means salad is bullshit. Maybe if you get all your calories out of the a zillion pounds of leaves you have to eat. It's just a delivery method for a bunch of unhealthy toppings that makes them think they are being healthy.
Well said!