You should be on diet....

Keeping a diet - Scientists who were working to find out how diet affects the operation of the liver put 14 overweight people on either a low carbohydrate or low calorie diet.

They found those eating fewer carbs lost almost double the weight over two weeks, and several changes in liver function were identified as part of the reason why.

"Energy production is expensive for the liver," says Dr Jeffrey Browning, assistant professor at the UT Southwestern Medical Centre, in Dallas, Texas.

"It appears that for the people on a low-carbohydrate diet, in order to meet that expense, their livers have to burn excess fat."
@xxj3ffxx (501)
Australia
January 29, 2011 9:24pm CST
Yesterday... while being at table..one of my friend told a girl "you should be on diet"... well. i supposed that ALL girls don't really like this kind of comments especially when it comes to their size... but this time is quite different. she seems to enjoy it and reverse back the comment to him. What may have happen at this time? any explanation to this?
3 responses
• Philippines
8 Feb 11
I agree. Not all women likes to hear this kind of comment. Might be this girl already accepts and enjoys herself being what she is. In that way, she is already contented with whatever she has. Being happy means being contented of whatever you have in your life. You to accept and love yourself. No matter how bad those comments that you would hear from other people, id doesn't matter. As long a you know it to yourself what matters most and priority in your life.
@SIMPLYD (90721)
• Philippines
30 Jan 11
I think, that phrase is now so prevalent and becoming a joke. With the emergence of fast foods and its popularity with the people , you could already see a lot of obese persons if not chubby on the least. People with big bellies are now a plenty. Hence, this phrase is now a so common phrase, because they sometimes use it to tease somebody who eats voraciously, without heartily meaning that the person is so fat that you have to say "you should be on diet"!
@mensab (4200)
• Philippines
30 Jan 11
i think this kind of expression has made itself a cliche that women could make a fun out of it. among friends, if this is said, it can appear like a joke. if the person saying it means the words s/he says, then the woman who receives it may take it as a friendly advice. besides, it is a usual remark for chubby girls. if it still hurts, then it must be true.