No one thinks progressives have the decision making power of an adult either.
Most adults today don't. They're enabled to be the pigs they've become comfortable with.
No one thinks progressives have the decision making power of an adult either.
May not be such a stretch. The current thinking is that due to chronically elevated insulin levels, and the consequent fuel partitioning to fat storage, the rest of the body's cells are literally starving. Couple that with leptin and ghrelin dysfunction, and the addictive nature of these products, and you have fat people (and kids) in the candy aisle.But who do you see in the candy aisle? Fat people. Oh, but it's a glandular problem. Sheeyaah right.
May not be such a stretch. The current thinking is that due to chronically elevated insulin levels, and the consequent fuel partitioning to fat storage, the rest of the body's cells are literally starving. Couple that with leptin and ghrelin dysfunction, and the addictive nature of these products, and you have fat people (and kids) in the candy aisle.
Lol, what am I saying, "candy aisle"? Modern food shopping is 16 aisles of processed carbs, and 4 of meat and vegetables, most aisles are candy aisles!
Me neither, unless maybe it's on the way to the beer isle.With the exception of buying candy for Halloween trick-or-treaters, I don't think I ever walk down that aisle.
No, I don't think it determines behavior, but simply loads the dice. And if you don't know that high carb (but low fat!) food causes obesity, not high fat food, then your decision making is going to be faulty.The presence of fat people in the candy aisle is not a glandular or insulin reaction of any sort. It's a conscious decision to walk down that aisle.
With the exception of buying candy for Halloween trick-or-treaters, I don't think I ever walk down that aisle.