1) There is an abundant amount of literature to support an overwhelming conclusion that links crash dieting and the dangerous results of poor nutrition which harms ones health as a result. Therefore, the question begs the answer, why do it? The answer is not as simple as to “just look good".
2) Remember the old wise saying that something that sounds too good to be true—well it simply is not. This self-defeating nutritional behavior is studied by experts and they are speaking out about such diets, like crash diets, that are dangerous to our holistic health. According to Cardiologist Isadore Rosenfeld, MD, a professor of clinical medicine at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City, “these very low-calorie regimens are based on the false theory that the body needs help elimination waste”.
3) Many people who chose to go into the crash dieting have done so before. They know that by doing this they can have a quick fix. So a lot of times, athletes, dancers, ect will eat how they want knowing that when the time comes that the old crash diet will come to help them out. It becomes a sort of an addiction of sorts. You get so used to it that you continue to do this. Whether it is healthy or not people just choose to do this.
- After reading these quotes from my 2Syn paper what do you think about these topic ideas?
- Do you understand what I am getting at?
- Which one sounds best to use for the 3ResProj? Why?
I think the topic ideas are good but need to be focused upon a little more.
ReplyDeleteYes, I believe I do. It's all based in the dangers of crash dieting?
I think the first one; based around the reasoning of crash dieting sounds like it would be your best bet.