Friday, June 27, 2008
Man loses 80 pounds eating at McDonald’s
The movie Super Size Me followed a man that ate the largest, highest fat content food available at that fast-food cultural icon McDonald’s Restaurants. The purpose behind the movie was to turn people from the chain to perceived healthier restaurants.
McDonald’s is now getting a counter argument in the form of Chris Coleson. Instead of supersizing, which is no longer available, Coleson has been feasting solely on the chain’s salads, wraps, and apple dippers.
According to an Associated Press report, Coleson has lost 80 pounds and 14 inches off his waistline.
Perhaps the personal discipline and responsibility of the Traditionalist generation will rise again.
The movie Super Size Me followed a man that ate the largest, highest fat content food available at that fast-food cultural icon McDonald’s Restaurants. The purpose behind the movie was to turn people from the chain to perceived healthier restaurants.McDonald’s is now getting a counter argument in the form of Chris Coleson. Instead of supersizing, which is no longer available, Coleson has been feasting solely on the chain’s salads, wraps, and apple dippers.
According to an Associated Press report, Coleson has lost 80 pounds and 14 inches off his waistline.
Perhaps the personal discipline and responsibility of the Traditionalist generation will rise again.
Labels: Health
¶ 6/27/2008
