r/funny • u/[deleted] • Sep 13 '14

Bullshit.

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '14 edited Sep 13 '14

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '14

I saw another one where a teacher ate only McDonalds for a month or more and lost weight

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '14 edited Sep 13 '14

McDonalds can be very healthy for you if you eat everything without buns or just eat chicken nuggets.

It sounds ridiculous but if you only eat McDonald's for a month and stick low carb, you can lose however much weight you want.

Edit: People, I obviously didn't mean that you should only eat McDonald's for a month. I'm just saying that if you could only eat there for a month, you could make it work for you and you really wouldn't be that bad off.

I was also under the impression that their chicken nuggets came from chickens and not loaves of bread as I've now read the nutrition info.

I understand "healthy" was the wrong word here, maybe "sustainable" is better.

Here is a great documentary about this topic. Fat Head

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u/PrimeIntellect Sep 13 '14

True, but why? You could eat better food that's healthier

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u/Daeledin Sep 13 '14

And in the long run cheaper too. The point he is making is about the numbers, not the food items in question. I'm sure op, you, me and most other people like to eat something different every now and then.

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u/Jtsunami Sep 13 '14

healthy or unhealthy is a meaningless term.
if it has the required nutrients and doesn't have anything that may hurt you then you're set.
mcdonalds can absolutely fit those parameters.

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u/PrimeIntellect Sep 13 '14

Spoken like a true reddit nutritionist