LGBT Chris's diet -

[CatParty]

chris eats the equivalent of a dumpster. constant fatty and disgusting junk fast foods.
in this article it shows how junk foods and processed foods have a strong link to autism
http://thestir.cafemom.com/parenting_news/136290/link_between_junk_food_autism
this article shows that there is a strong link between junk food and incontinence
http://www.health.com/health/gallery/0,,20426271,00.html
as we have witnessed, chris's most recent foray to mcdonalds lead to diarrhea

how often does he suffer from diarrhea? does he diarrhea in his briefs?


is chris subconsciously self sabotaging himself with an abysmal nutrition intake?

we know he has many health problem in the past including having to be prescribed lipitor while in his 20's
http://sonichu.com/cwcki/Chris_and_health

 

[Postal Dude]

Chris's diet is bad and I would not have sex with him.

 

[Eponine]

Let me put it this way: any q-sands Barb isn't eating Chris is. You'll be surprised by what happens next!

 

[Pepsi-Cola]

die fatty die

 

[JU 199]

He doesn't exercise and he eats shit. Dude's heart is probably a mess.

 

[Silvally]

He probably eats processed food for every meal and i mean like the low quality processed food

 

[CatParty]

chris has rail thin legs and arms sticking out from an pear shaped body
http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2013-01/uoc--uds011013.php

But new research conducted at UC Davis Health System published in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism provides further evidence that the protective benefits of having a pear-body shape may be more myth than reality. The journal article posted online January 10 and will appear in the March 2013 print edition.

The UC Davis study found that fat stored in the buttock area -- also known as gluteal adipose tissue -- secretes abnormal levels of chemerin and omentin-1, proteins that can lead to inflammation and a prediabetic condition know as insulin resistance in individuals with early metabolic syndrome.

Metabolic syndrome refers to a group of risk factors that occur together, doubling the risk for heart disease and increasing the risk for diabetes at least five-fold. Risk factors include having a large waistline, low levels of high-density lipoproteins (HDL), or "good" cholesterol, high blood pressure as well as high fasting blood sugar ( insulin resistance) and high triglyceride levels. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, metabolic syndrome affects 35 percent of American adults over age 20.

"Fat in the abdomen has long been considered the most detrimental to health, and gluteal fat was thought to protect against diabetes, heart disease and metabolic syndrome," said Ishwarlal Jialal, lead author of the study and a professor of pathology and laboratory medicine and of internal medicine at UC Davis. "But our research helps to dispel the myth that gluteal fat is 'innocent.' It also suggests that abnormal protein levels may be an early indicator to identify those at risk for developing metabolic syndrome."

The UC Davis team found that in individuals with early metabolic syndrome, gluteal fat secreted elevated levels of chemerin and low levels of omentin-1 -- proteins that correlate with other factors known to increase the risk for heart disease and diabetes. High chemerin levels, for example, correlated with high blood pressure, elevated levels of C-reactive protein (a sign of inflammation) and triglycerides, insulin resistance, and low levels of HDL cholesterol. Low omentin-1 levels correlated with high levels of triglycerides and blood glucose levels and low levels of HDL cholesterol.

"High chemerin levels correlated with four of the five characteristics of metabolic syndrome and may be a promising biomarker for metabolic syndrome," said Jialal. "As it's also an indicator of inflammation and insulin resistance, it could also emerge as part of a biomarker panel to define high-risk obesity states. The good news is that with weight loss, you can reduce chemerin levels along with the risk for metabolic syndrome."

To conduct the study, Jialal and colleagues recruited 45 patients with early metabolic syndrome -- defined as having at least three risk factors for metabolic syndrome including central obesity, hypertension, mild increases in glucose levels not yet in the diabetic range (<126 mg/dl), hyperlipidemia without cardiovascular disease or diabetes. A control group of 30 subjects had less than two risk factors for metabolic syndrome, with normal glucose and triglyceride levels. Both groups were matched for gender and age.

Complete blood counts, lipid profiles and blood glucose, blood pressure and C-reactive protein levels were measured in all participants. Levels of four proteins secreted by adipose tissue -- chemerin, resistin, visfatin and omentin-1 -- were also measured in plasma and in subcutaneous fat samples from gluteal tissue.

The researchers found that chemerin levels were increased and omentin-1 levels were decreased in both plasma and gluteal fat of subjects with metabolic syndrome compared to those in the control group. The abnormal levels of these two proteins were also independent of age, body mass index and waist circumference.

"Future large epidemiological studies should focus on evaluating the role of chemerin as a biomarker for the development of diabetes and cardiovascular disease in metabolic syndrome," Jialal said.

 

[Lipitor]

Lol dude is gonna easily make it to 70.. his parents fucking lived and had kids way past their prime.

 

[JU 199]

Can the human body live to old age on a diet of one McDonalds a day, maybe two? Perhaps, but he wont be comfortable at all.

 

[AA 102]

His diet consists of junk food and navy. End of discussion.

 

[BT 075]

Chris is a shit person and he has a diet to match his personality and looks. It will kill him before he turn thirty.

 

[Silvally]

Chris is a shit person and he has a diet to match his personality and looks. It will kill him before he turn thirty.

um he passed thirty a while ago

 

[Petronella]

Lol dude is gonna easily make it to 70.. his parents fucking lived and had kids way past their prime.

This, Bob had a heart condition and ate Burger King every day anyways and made it to 84, and possibly could have stuck it out longer if not for being eaten by hoard bugs. With those kinds of genes this poor earth will be subjected to Chrissy for a very, very long time.

 

[Flareon]

calling it a "pear-shaped" body is a bit of a stretch. more of a potato shape

 

[JU 199]

http://sonichu.com/cwcki/Chris_and_health

His most probable nutritional intake is as follows:

• Breakfast: Often nothing because he usually sleeps from 6 a.m. to noon, but on the rare occasion he does, he travels to McDonald's or another fast food restaurant with a breakfast menu.
• Lunch: Something quick at home or fast food.
• Dinner: Dine out at a fast food place with family, or have a poorly-cooked microwave meal.

 

[Optimus Prime]

I can tell you straight up it contains 0% pickles.

calling it a "pear-shaped" body is a bit of a stretch. more of a potato shape

I think you're getting the East Coast autistic wonder confused with the West Coast autistic wonder.

 

[QI 541]

diet chris diet

 

[feedtheoctopus]

Chris basically subsists off lard and soda. I'm kinda shocked he's still alive or doesn't have diabetes or something.

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chris has rail thin legs and arms sticking out from an pear shaped body
http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2013-01/uoc--uds011013.php

He doesn't exercise and has no mass in his limbs as a result.

Also holy fuck he needs to buy a wig

 

[Picklepower]

What is it with trans ladies talking about their diarrhea?? I'm seeing a pattern.

 

[Charles Morgenstern]

Chances are that Barb's diet is almost identical, and decades of a diet containing that level of preservatives will help in Chris' inevitable Norman Bates cosplay.