EasternVol
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Climate forecasting is very difficult, and the best assumption is that climate model predictions are sketchy at best. I have a friend who is a climate scientist. He and I have studied the weather for a great many years, and he actually earned degrees in the field. I asked him why the climate models were so horrible, and he told me they were worse than horrible, and that it was almost impossible to get reliable data from them. They don't take oscillations into account, the tropics, and do a very poor job at trying to predict ocean currents.No, no weather forecasting, just climate forecasting. Like this: Climate Models
Also, do you believe we have the general ability to forecast climate in general, using all available methods?
Exactly my point. And he knows full well he wouldn’t put much stock in a similar report published by this Administration.Well it was the Biden Administration and when an issue was in their agenda they really pushed it.
It emphasized carbs. It incentivized low fat. Low fat things like margarine, fat free milk, potato chips and others were higher in carbs. This advice led to a country with a huge type 2 diabetes problem. Fats are not the problem. In fact they're good for you, particularly for brain health. Carbs are the enemy. The original food pyramid was a bone thrown to the grain industryHow was it worse, in terms of nutrition?
Trial by jury is not even comparable to the scientific method. Did you sleep through science class. The scientific method requires exact, independently, reproducible results. Trial by jury is subjective. Change the jury, change the judge, change the jurisdiction, change the results.Not so much, Is trial by jury crap? Scientists study available facts and draw their conclusions on issues including climate change. If I'm not mistaken some scientists thought the first A bomb would trigger a chain reaction and destroy Earth, but the consensus was that it wouldn't.
Lol, carbs are not “the enemy”, they are an essential nutrient that supports one of the most efficient metabolic processes your body uses to convert food to ATP (energy). A balanced diet with moderate amounts of each essential nutrient is best, unless you have individual needs that differ.It emphasized carbs. It incentivized low fat. Low fat things like margarine, fat free milk, potato chips and others were higher in carbs. This advice led to a country with a huge type 2 diabetes problem. Fats are not the problem. In fact they're good for you, particularly for brain health. Carbs are the enemy. The original food pyramid was a bone thrown to the grain industry
Your post made me feel less guilty about all the alcohol I drinkLol, carbs are not “the enemy”, they are an essential nutrient that supports one of the most the most efficient metabolic processes your body uses to convert food to ATP (energy). A balanced diet with moderate amounts of each essential nutrient is best, unless you have individual needs that differ.
This is just not correct. I’m not a RD, but I work with plenty that could go into greater detail about glycolysis, the Krebs cycle, electron transport chain, etc.Your post made me feel less guilty about all the alcohol I drink
Seriously, carbs are not one of the essential food groups and no American is lacking in carbs
I’m a believer in eating as low processed food as possible and foods that support immune health. I think that’s an area that needs more attention. We have so many autoimmune issues today
Exactly my point. And he knows full well he wouldn’t put much stock in a similar report published by this Administration.
NCA5 was released in 2023, which means it was likely compiled in 2022 - during the height of the hyper-Progressive push along multiple fronts.
It’s not correct? Here are the five essential food groups and carbs are not one of themThis is just not correct. I’m not a RD, but I work with plenty that could go into greater detail about glycolysis, the Krebs cycle, electron transport chain, etc.
You should brush up on your understanding of glucogenesis. Your body will create glucose e even if no carbs are consumed. Krebs cycle and energy production is maintained.This is just not correct. I’m not a RD, but I work with plenty that could go into greater detail about glycolysis, the Krebs cycle, electron transport chain, etc.
What do you think is in grains?It’s not correct? Here are the five essential food groups and carbs are not one of them
Nowhere does it say that you need to make an effort to eat sugar. There will be carbs in the grains but carbs by themselves are not an essential food group
You’re free to disagree. I often don’t agree with government but it’s not factual for you to say that my comment that carbs are not an essential food group is “not correct “
Haha um, protein is broken down into usable energy through glycogenesis, a process usually taken up by your body when no carbs or fat are available through the more efficient pathways, it’s what’s used when you’re starving or malnourished… but it has nothing to do with glycolysis or the Krebs cycle. Maybe you should brush up.You should brush up on your understanding of glucogenesis. Your body will create glucose e even if no carbs are consumed. Krebs cycle and energy production is maintained.
This should be posted in the confidently incorrect reddit subforum.Haha um, protein is broken down into usable energy through glycogenesis, a process usually taken up by your body when no carbs or fat are available through the more efficient pathways, it’s what’s used when you’re starving or malnourished… but it has nothing to do with glycolysis or the Krebs cycle. Maybe you should brush up.
“There is no essential carbohydrate,” says Dr. Bessler. “Everything your body needs can be made from proteins and fats that you eat. You don’t need to eat a single carb to live a normal life.”
In fact, carbs can actually prevent some people from leading normal lives. A growing body of research is showing that carbs can be highly addictive. “Carbs release dopamine in the brain, and sugar can act like a drug for some people,” says Dr. Bessler. “There is a reason these foods are called comfort food.”
The original source you used is from the updated “My Plate” recommendations that were implemented after the food pyramid was thrown out. They started using “grains” instead of “carbohydrates” so it would be better understood by laypeople.You're so predictable. I knew this was coming so I addressed it in my previous post that you highlighted but obviously didn't read:
"There will be carbs in the grains but carbs by themselves are not an essential food group"
Grains have added benefits that carbs don't, namely dietary fiber. I'm not an advocate of completely eliminating carbs from a diet and athletes need a lot of carbs but here's the bottom line:The original source you used is from the updated “My Plate” recommendations that were implemented after the food pyramid was thrown out. They started using “grains” instead of “carbohydrates” so it would be better understood by laypeople.
