how does mc donald's food dmg ur health exactly?
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thread starter ShinkitaD Nov 12 2010
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| How does Mc Donald's food damage your health exactly? too fattening? |
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Deciduous 11/12/10
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| calories, sodium, fat, etc it's just not healthy food to be eating on a regular basis, especially if you aren't exercising every day like you should. |
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Exzivor 11/12/10
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| errr....i heard mcdonald burgers never get any mold when its old...thats bad right? xD |
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PhoenixShots 11/12/10
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| when eating fast food, its just the calories one must watch for |
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PariahGuy 11/12/10
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| Strange.. I eaten a big mac for dinner today.. Meh.. The reason being what people said above me. |
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fpsmuch
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| A heap load of sodium and Preservatives. |
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umisushi 11/12/10
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| http://www.wimp.com/nuggetexperiment/ |
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WinterWish 11/12/10
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| It's not, technically speaking, bad for you. Seeing as your body needs those calories, sodium, fats to function. It's really the amount you intake that matters. McDonalds every now and then is fine. But when people eat it everyday. that's a different story. |
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OnceFrozen 11/12/10
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| [quote] Exzivor : errr....i heard mcdonald burgers never get any mold when its old...thats bad right? xD [/quote] Actually, it's the fries that never molds. It's a bad thing, proves how much preseratives are in there. The burgers have a lot of preservatives as well, when you compare them to another burger, the mold slower. |
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dafid1993 11/12/10
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| Watch "Super Size Me". A guy goes on a 30 day diet of ONLY McDonalds. Pretty disgusting if you had to ask me. Soon after the release of "Super Size Me" mcdonalds took away the super size option... hmm i wonder why. LOL |
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PlzOPH3T 11/12/10
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| Calories/Fat ratio. A McDonald's Double Cheeseburger has 490 Calories, 47.8% of that is FAT. You aren't making any progress health-wise when half of what you are eating is the stuff you want to lose... Protein is definitely a benefit, but there are far more efficient ways to get your protein. It also contains 51% of your recommended daily sodium intake. Yeah, hardly anyone puts such a staggering number to mind when they gobble down this brick of misery, but top on some good 'ol french fries and you are putting yourself at risk of having high blood pressure as well as kidney failure. Ever get those annoying headaches? Must be the McDonalds. This should sum it up for why you shouldn't ever go to McDonalds again... ever. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/11/05/mcdonalds-happy-meal-photos-6-months_n_761364.html#s155972 |
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Exzivor 11/12/10
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| [quote] OnceFrozen : Actually, it's the fries that never molds. It's a bad thing, proves how much preseratives are in there. The burgers have a lot of preservatives as well, when you compare them to another burger, the mold slower. [/quote] so is it just mcdonalds fries? like...what about burger king fries or any other fries? |
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dafid1993 11/12/10
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| fpsmuch and umisushi links are actually pretty disgusting... YUCK! i can't believe those kids would still eat it even after seeing it all made. |
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OverLoad101
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| According to this post , no burgers will rot under normal conditions (being placed in the air at room temp). "The burger doesn't rot because its small size and relatively large surface area help it to lose moisture very fast. Without moisture, there's no mold or bacterial growth. Of course, that the meat is pretty much sterile to begin with due to the high cooking temperature helps things along as well." |
Jake305 11/12/10
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 | [quote] umisushi : http://www.wimp.com/nuggetexperiment/ [/quote] Oh, yum. Grinded up bones and cartridge. It's just basic human survival to eat something to survive, even if it's the off-cuts and crap. Which isn't ideal when there's legitimate alternatives out there. |
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