Bizarre Celebrity Diet Ramblings

I actually disagree about Jamie Oliver. He's a chef who emphasizes on using natural and wholesome foods in his cooking. The reason he's upset with UK's diet is because everyone is eating processed junk in most of their meals.

In fact, Jamie has even taken the initiative to improve the diet of UK children by researching and attempting to revamp the food in school cafeteria. Basically, he's introducing more wholesome natural cooking and doing away with frozen processed garbage, sweets and sodas. I think he's doing a commendable job.

I'm sure everyone will hate me for it, but some of the things that Ted Nugent says I totally agree with

So what? Diet Blog is more than willing to give its opinion about diets every single day, and usually Diet Blog is dead wrong.

Diet Blog gives bad advice about what to eat, how much to eat, how to exercise, what kind of exercise to do, and on and on.

At least once daily, factually incorrect information is passed along by Diet Blog.

Today, we have the insane suggestion that a one-thousand calorie hamburger somehow plays a role in Australia's obesity problem. Talk about leaps in logic and failing to supply even a shred of evidence to support the outlandish claims being made.

Celebrities do more to harm then help when it comes to matters of health. Like models, female celebrities are obsessed with slenderness and teach young girls that they simply aren't enough unless they are thinner and more beautiful. With many possessing empty souls they don't further the notion that it's the content of their character that matters.

Celebrities and their fad diets are not the answer, changing behavior coupled with healthy nutritional habits is what this world needs.

Celebrities are always the ones to talk about health, when I imagine if the public knew about many of their private "unhealthy" habits, they would have a lot less people taking them seriously.

Lots of celebrities lie, especially if it makes themselves look good. Not that Pam and Ted and Gordon and Jamie are lying or saying what they're saying simply for publicity, but a lot of celebs do. I'm fairly sure most celebs that say they're vegetarian so the press will leave them alone about why they only eat green salads and lemon water all the time. I know that Pam Anderson is a vegetarian because she's really into animal rights and that's fine, but what other people do is totally up to them.

I also agree with the others about Jamie Oliver...he's genuinely concerned about the future of the British diet. Especially in public schools. I wish people in the US would have as much initiative as he has in getting our public school foodservice program back on track.

That was a very interesting read Gerry.

You are wrong about Jaime Oliver. That guy actually forages in the wild for some of his natural and organic ingredients and uses them in his cooking shows. He has actually lived in various countries across the world to study food and the art of cooking.

Interesting comments, all of them. However, who pays attention to someone who gets his thrills murdering animals? I do not eat meat and don't condemn those that do. However, there would not be world hunger if all were vegetarians.
Vegetarianism is an enlightened state of mind that only those who practice it can understand. And to argue the point just reinforces the point. Yes, i do eat fish and foul occassionally, but vegetarianism (i.e., not eat anything with a heartbeat!) is my goal.

Gordon Ramsay is a loser for saying that he would electrocute his kid for becoming a vegetarian. Say what you will, but we don't need meat to survive and be healthy. My healthy long-living ancestors have proven that. And killing a cow is just as cruel as killing a dog or a cat. Humans are the only animals that can have compassion. If you don't eat meat, you reduce needless suffering.

I wrote a couple of blogposts about anti-vegetariansim.

http://uh2l.blogs.com/things_ive_noticed/2006/03/unjustified_res.html

http://uh2l.blogs.com/things_ive_noticed/2006/04/antivegetariani.html

The reason vegetarianism would solve world hunger and reduce global warming is because it takes a lot more grain and energy to produce one pound of meat than it does to nourish people with the equivalent amount of grain.

By the way, have you ever noticed how few obese vegetarians you see and how young they tend to look for their age? Just go to some vegetarian dating websites and you'll see what I mean.

I've never been interested in Hollywood behind the scenes, but I have found fitness support that works for real!

I can't believe there are parts of the world untouched by the Jamie Oliver phenomenon

Wow... You actually think that they are talking seriously!!!
bahahahahahaha

Duh!!! They're unhealthy!!!

But everybody already knows that!!!