Word: ated
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Thanks for making me feel guilty when I ate my Big Mac this evening. Why is it that every time something makes us feel better, someone tells us why it's going to kill us? Just once I'd like to read about a person who ate an extra- rich Haagen-Dazs Triple Brownie Overload and had a good time doing it. I am sick of America's ridiculous obsession with how we look and what we eat. Living is a dangerous business, and simple pleasures should not be denied. I for one plan to enjoy my fettuccine Alfredo...
...researchers found that women who consumed olive oil more than once a day had a 25 percent lower risk of cancer when compared to women who ate olive oil less frequently...
Nutritionists say it really boils down to this: despite all the fuss about diet and fitness, Americans in the '80s ate too much and exercised too little. In thermodynamic terms, they took in more calories than they burned, and they stored the excess...
...many as in the U.S., whose farms and slaughterhouses produce an average of 3,700 calories a day for every man, woman and child -- a third more than the recommended daily allowance for men and twice that for women. With the price of beef falling, Americans last year ate nearly 64 lbs. per person -- the highest consumption level in five years -- and that number is expected to increase again this year. No wonder America has become the fat Polynesian prince of the world, the 20th century's answer to Henry the Eighth...
...went home and ate a lot," Kristina Hau '96 of Virginia said...