NYC Mulls Ban on Trans Fats in Eateries

[pedroh 21]

but it can be done! people with diabetes already have a very strict food regime, so what's the extra effort?

[homesick_american 1]

but it can be done! people with diabetes already have a very strict food regime, so what's the extra effort?

I don't think most people would enjoy eating a diabetic's diet. It's pretty dull.

[pedroh 21]

but it can be done! people with diabetes already have a very strict food regime, so what's the extra effort?

I don't think most people would enjoy eating a diabetic's diet. It's pretty dull.

well a diabetic who doesn't stick to his diet is an a-hole and has a death-wish

[homesick_american 1]

but it can be done! people with diabetes already have a very strict food regime, so what's the extra effort?

I don't think most people would enjoy eating a diabetic's diet. It's pretty dull.

well a diabetic who doesn't stick to his diet is an a-hole and has a death-wish

I dunno if I'd go so far as to say they're an a-hole, but it's not advisable for them to eat certain things, true.

[mawilson 2,133]

but it can be done! people with diabetes already have a very strict food regime, so what's the extra effort?

I don't think most people would enjoy eating a diabetic's diet. It's pretty dull.

well a diabetic who doesn't stick to his diet is an a-hole and has a death-wish

My grandmother was a diabetic who couldn't care less about her diet until the day

she died (at the grand old age of 91.)

[pedroh 21]

but it can be done! people with diabetes already have a very strict food regime, so what's the extra effort?

I don't think most people would enjoy eating a diabetic's diet. It's pretty dull.

well a diabetic who doesn't stick to his diet is an a-hole and has a death-wish

My grandmother was a diabetic who couldn't care less about her diet until the day

she died (at the grand old age of 91.)

lol my gramps die old too, and he used to sip a drink or 2 every week, diabetic

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Anthony M. DiLeo, a professor of health care law at Tulane Law School who also teaches at Tulane Medical School, said public health agencies have a well-established right to ban items that are inherently dangerous, like spoiled food or lead in paint.

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"You get to something here that is not a bacteria, it is not a virus, it is not an immediate danger ... One meal containing a trans-fat is not dangerous, per se," DiLeo said. "If you have the authority to ban that, you would have to assume you have the authority to ban all sorts of things that, in small amounts, can't be harmful, but in large amounts could be."

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