Tuesday, 5 January 2010

Budzikom śmierć!


Pod koniec poprzedniego (juz!) roku ukazala sie ksiazka o najpopularniejszych medycznych mitach. I oto czego sie mozna z niej dowiedziec:
''The Myth: Eating at night makes you fat
Secret snackers rejoice! This is a complete myth. It doesn't matter what time of day you eat, as long as you eat only the total calories that you burn each day, you will not gain weight. If you eat fewer calories than you burn, you will lose weight, and if you eat more calories, you will gain. It is as simple as that. Having said that, the routine of three meals a day at the same time each day can have other benefits in life (routine is good and it helps humans work more effectively), but snacks at night are no worse than snacks in the morning or afternoon.''
Czuje sie usprawiedliwiona...

Co poza tym? Prosze bardzo:
''The Myth: Chewing gum takes seven years to pass through your system
I am sure we have all been told at least once in our life by a concerned adult, not to swallow gum as it will take seven years to leave our bodies. This is right up there with the whole "fruit seed growing a tree in your stomach" silliness, but while most adults realize the tree story is a myth, they don't realize that the gum one is too. It is true that gum is not digestible in the human body, but it simply passes whole through your system. It doesn't stick to your insides, it just continues along with any food you have eaten and pops out the other end. This myth may have partly arisen from the fact that swallowing gum was once viewed as lower class and ignorant.''

''The Myth: You should drink at least eight glasses of water a day
The origins of this myth is most likely the fact that a 1945 government agency said that the human body needed around 8 glasses of fluid a day. This included the fluid from all of the foods we eat and drinks like tea and coffee. Somehow over time "fluid" turned to "water" and the modern water myth arose. This also lead to silly slogans like "if you are thirsty it is too late" - a concept that would seem to have been invented by water bottlers who have something to gain from excess water consumption in the population in general. So, in reality, if you are thirsty, drink some water. If you are not, don't.''
''The Myth: You lose most of your body heat through your head
A military study many years ago tested the loss of temperature in soldiers when exposed to very cold temperatures. They found rapid heat loss in the head - and so the idea that we lose heat through our heads was born. But what they didn't tell you was that the soldiers were fully clothed except for their heads. This obviously skews the statistics considerably. The fact is, completely naked, you lose approximately 10% of your body heat through the head - the other 90% is lost via the other parts of your body.''
 Poza tym, jesli wskoczycie pod www.listverse.com/2009/03/27/10-incredibly-bizarre-and-awful-cakes/  Obejrzycie galerie '10 najobrzydliwszych tortow'... Dla osob z mocnym zoladkiem! 'Lung Cake', Dead Crow Cake', 'Kitty Litter Cake', 'Divorce Cake'... Ameryka, Ameryka!

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