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Surprise: “pasture-raised” eggs still run on corn and soy
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Surprise: “pasture-raised” eggs still run on corn and soy

Boing Boing·Jason Weisberger·5 months ago
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A viral "egg scandal" making the rounds online isn't exposing hidden deception so much as colliding head-on with an uncomfortable reality: even premium, pasture-raised eggs are still largely products of…

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Down 47lbs but hitting a "mental" wall with my calorie deficit

Reddit r/loseit·u/Solize111·5 months ago
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Hi everyone! I (24F, 5’2) have been on my journey for 2.5 years now. I’ve gone from a SW of 230 to a CW of 183 and have a goal weight of 160.…

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Why didn't anyone tell me that fiber is the secret to weight loss?

Reddit r/loseit·u/manthrk·5 months ago
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I'm not talking about healthy whole foods fiber sources like beans or whole grains. I'm talking about processed fiber diet foods. Perhaps it's not the absolute healthiest or most ideal method of weight loss, but it's working and I don't even feel like I'm…

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How much is my tdee?

Reddit r/loseit·u/Himuhasan08·5 months ago
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I am 28 year old male, currently weighing 97 kg and standing 183 centimetres tall. I am trying to get a realistic estimate of my potential TDEE based on my current body measurements and planned daily activity level.…

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Calories in French fries

Reddit r/nutrition·u/goodamm·5 months ago
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When you deep fry french fries can they contain different amounts of calories based on the amount of oil they absorb. For example frozen french fries from a grocery store are pre-cooked in oil so then if you were to deep fry those would they have more…

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Only half of the calories produced on croplands are available for human consumption. The calories ‘lost’ to inefficiency (49.9%) is enough to support 7.2 billion people. 39.7% of the lost calories are from beef production, which requires 33 calories of feed for every calorie of boneless meat.

Reddit r/EverythingScience·u/cindyx7102·5 months ago
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Only half of the calories produced on croplands are available for human consumption. The calories ‘lost’ to inefficiency (49.9%) is enough to support 7.2 billion people.…

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I am only 3 days in and I already feel like I am going to fail. This is so hard. How do you stay motivated?

Reddit r/loseit·u/-Granby-·5 months ago
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48 year old male. 6'3" 227lbs as of Sunday start. I have cardiomyopathy and severe COPD so my exercise is limited to a recumbent bike and I cannot let my heart rate go over 130bpm per my cardiologist.…

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