Fat Kids........

[Chojin]

The point of a source is to reaffirm the things you say, not to present new information that makes your argument for you.

The body has issues processing unknown chemicals and sometimes it can disrupt the metabolism and other important factors in digestion.

How often does it disrupt the metabolism? How much is the metabolism affected? How does digestion affect obesity?

Are you aware that the difference in metabolism is affected to a far greater degree by exercise? And that the metabolic difference between someone who exercises 5 hours a week and 0 hours a week is about 50 calories a day? Therefore, are you trying to say that an even more minor metabolic imbalance is making people fat? Further, are you trying to say that it's something we could be concerned about in lieu of not eating plates and plates of organic doughnuts?

[TheCoolinator]

Originally Posted by Chojin

The point of a source is to reaffirm the things you say, not to present new information that makes your argument for you.

Chojin, I'll just stop. Even if I post a million scientific studies with a million more Medical Doctors parroting the same exact thing we will never see eye to eye.

The thread is yours. Peace.

[Chojin]

Originally Posted by TheCoolinator

Chojin, I'll just stop. Even if I post a million scientific studies with a million more Medical Doctors parroting the same exact thing we will never see eye to eye.

The thread is yours. Peace.

You should leave the thread because you're clueless, not because you're afraid I'll ban you.

It is fine to disagree with me, but it is not ok to say CHEMICALS R BAD (LINK). Fuck that. I am not reading your source. Pretend this were a real-life debate--how the shit would you formulate a point when you couldn't link to anything?