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-Signs, Portents, and the Weather-
Healthy Eating May Be The New Eating Disorder
2015-04-13
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  • Orthorexia nervosa is the term coined for the 'health food eating disorder'
  • Sufferers may be 'plunged into gloom' by eating a piece of bread
  • They may become anxious about when their next superfood hit is coming
  • Exaggerated focus on food can be seen in raw, clean and paleo dieters

These are anxious times, and those succeptible latch onto whatever will soothe it.
Posted by:Fred

#8  
Personally, I think potato chips should be their own food group.


Personally I just try to be sure that I consume a few servings of each of the four basic food groups ever day. Those being, of course, sugar, fat, alcohol and caffeine.
Posted by: AzCat   2015-04-13 14:29  

#7  Beer olives........

Posted by: Besoeker   2015-04-13 13:33  

#6  Well, then you need to make Pringles a sub group.
Posted by: Ebbang Uluque6305   2015-04-13 13:28  

#5  Personally, I think potato chips should be their own food group.
Posted by: Fred   2015-04-13 12:11  

#4  Is healthy eating the new eating disorder. No.
Is obsessing about healthy eating the new disorder. Yes.
Posted by: ed in texas   2015-04-13 07:37  

#3  Two thoughts: if you tried to get to your 2000+ kcal a day without consuming any 'empty calories', with every bite being 'nutrient-rich', you'd likely overdose on half a dozen vitamins and minerals; and no matter what you eat, even if you've somehow found the perfect healthy diet, guess what, your body still burns it all using that viciously toxic gas oxygen.
Posted by: Bugs Poodle8604   2015-04-13 06:59  

#2   One of my geology profs used to explode if you mentioned 'organic' food around him. Course if you wanted an hour long lecture on how horrible organic food is for the environment in terms of wasted fresh water, crop loss and soil depletion, it was a good distraction.
Posted by: Silentbrick   2015-04-13 02:26  

#1  Think of it as Evolution in action.
Posted by: g(r)omgoru   2015-04-13 01:05  

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