Comments on: Killer Hot Dogs http://blog.dailyburn.com/killer-hot-dogs/ Exercise, Nutrition, and Workout Articles Mon, 13 May 2013 21:34:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: CJ5320 http://blog.dailyburn.com/killer-hot-dogs/comment-page-1/#comment-47418 CJ5320 Tue, 15 Jun 2010 17:05:19 +0000 http://blog.dailyburn.com/?p=1653#comment-47418 What kind of hot dog is this article related to? There are so many kinds of hot dogs, chicken & spinach is my favorite and weight watchers is a big supporter of that one. Turkey? Beef? Or Oscar Meyer dogs that resemble balogni (sp???) What about brats? Its about 2 times a year we consume these so I'm not too concerned... anything in moderation. What about burning meat on the grill? Is that bad for your health? I'm not a very experienced grill master so that's something that has always concerned me. Thanks! What kind of hot dog is this article related to? There are so many kinds of hot dogs, chicken & spinach is my favorite and weight watchers is a big supporter of that one. Turkey? Beef? Or Oscar Meyer dogs that resemble balogni (sp???) What about brats? Its about 2 times a year we consume these so I'm not too concerned… anything in moderation.

What about burning meat on the grill? Is that bad for your health? I'm not a very experienced grill master so that's something that has always concerned me.

Thanks!

]]> By: jea http://blog.dailyburn.com/killer-hot-dogs/comment-page-1/#comment-47280 jea Sun, 30 May 2010 23:43:56 +0000 http://blog.dailyburn.com/?p=1653#comment-47280 Like your article, hope you like what. <a href="http://glauke.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow">http://glauke.blogspot.com/</a> Like your article, hope you like what. http://glauke.blogspot.com/

]]> By: Shannon http://blog.dailyburn.com/killer-hot-dogs/comment-page-1/#comment-47253 Shannon Sat, 29 May 2010 15:14:40 +0000 http://blog.dailyburn.com/?p=1653#comment-47253 I used to live by the term "What you don't know wont hurt you" when it came to eating (and drinking alcohol or soda). Thank goodness I changed my eating habits and negative terms because now that I know what's in the foods I was 'addicted' to, it makes it much easier for me to deny the urge to even go near it. But like Bonnie said, having a hot dog every now and then is fine, which is true. I used to eat hot dogs a couple of times a week, maybe even more, but now it's a few times a year because of the knowledge and articles like this. Thanks Andy for the eye-opener. I used to live by the term “What you don’t know wont hurt you” when it came to eating (and drinking alcohol or soda). Thank goodness I changed my eating habits and negative terms because now that I know what’s in the foods I was ‘addicted’ to, it makes it much easier for me to deny the urge to even go near it. But like Bonnie said, having a hot dog every now and then is fine, which is true. I used to eat hot dogs a couple of times a week, maybe even more, but now it’s a few times a year because of the knowledge and articles like this. Thanks Andy for the eye-opener.

]]> By: Top 5 Foods to Avoid at Your Memorial Day BBQ | DailyBurn Blog http://blog.dailyburn.com/killer-hot-dogs/comment-page-1/#comment-47231 Top 5 Foods to Avoid at Your Memorial Day BBQ | DailyBurn Blog Thu, 27 May 2010 18:23:31 +0000 http://blog.dailyburn.com/?p=1653#comment-47231 [...] Hot Dogs - See our earlier post about how hot dogs will kill you.  Enough [...] [...] Hot Dogs – See our earlier post about how hot dogs will kill you.  Enough [...]

]]> By: Bonnie http://blog.dailyburn.com/killer-hot-dogs/comment-page-1/#comment-46757 Bonnie Fri, 16 Apr 2010 22:14:20 +0000 http://blog.dailyburn.com/?p=1653#comment-46757 Have a Hot Dog for pete's sake one every few days is not so bad. Crap you are not eating them every darn day and they are filling !! I think I will take my chances on a hotdog over some of the other crap that is considered"healthy"! Bonnie Have a Hot Dog for pete's sake one every few days is not so bad. Crap you are not eating
them every darn day and they are filling !! I think I will take my chances on a hotdog over some of the other crap that is considered"healthy"! Bonnie

]]> By: Aaron H. http://blog.dailyburn.com/killer-hot-dogs/comment-page-1/#comment-46681 Aaron H. Thu, 08 Apr 2010 21:04:15 +0000 http://blog.dailyburn.com/?p=1653#comment-46681 Ed T. Makes very good points. He sounds like he has been or is on the Atkins diet (I was on it too for a while). And it is true that fat itself has never been linked to heart disease. However, fat is (a) highly caloric and is (b) low on the satiety index, and since calories HAVE been linked to heart disease, among other things, it would make sense to choose lower fat options, because people will feel more full and they will consume fewer calories. And SO LONG AS people are also keeping track of their total calorie intake and expenditure, lower fat/higher fiber foods would seem helpful. Actually, regardless of your macro nutrient breakdown, people should keep track of their energy balance. Anyway, Ed T makes good points, especially since their has been so much misinformation, and since various industries have sprouted up over the last decades touting low fat options as healthy options. They are only healthy in the sense that they can potentially help people keep calories low, but in reality many people confuse low fat with all-you-can eat. Big mistake. Ed T. Makes very good points. He sounds like he has been or is on the Atkins diet (I was on it too for a while). And it is true that fat itself has never been linked to heart disease. However, fat is (a) highly caloric and is (b) low on the satiety index, and since calories HAVE been linked to heart disease, among other things, it would make sense to choose lower fat options, because people will feel more full and they will consume fewer calories. And SO LONG AS people are also keeping track of their total calorie intake and expenditure, lower fat/higher fiber foods would seem helpful. Actually, regardless of your macro nutrient breakdown, people should keep track of their energy balance. Anyway, Ed T makes good points, especially since their has been so much misinformation, and since various industries have sprouted up over the last decades touting low fat options as healthy options. They are only healthy in the sense that they can potentially help people keep calories low, but in reality many people confuse low fat with all-you-can eat. Big mistake.

]]> By: Ed T http://blog.dailyburn.com/killer-hot-dogs/comment-page-1/#comment-46641 Ed T Sat, 03 Apr 2010 17:39:47 +0000 http://blog.dailyburn.com/?p=1653#comment-46641 Fat in the absence of carbohydrates is healthy. Ditch the bun and have a hot dog. The prevalence of heart disease in the U.S. parallels the increase in carbohydrate consumption. Fat, as a percentage of total calories has decreased. There's never been a valid scientific study demonstrating a link between fat consumption and heart disease. Eating easily digestable carbohydrates fuels heart disease, stroke, cancer, type II diabetes, and most other degenerative diseases. A thorough review of the results of sodium nitrite studies by the National Toxicology Program, which undertook the review at the request of the FDA. After carefully considering all the evidence presented, the NTP Board of Scientific Counselors voted unanimously in May 2000 that the evidence showed that sodium nitrite does not cause cancer. Fat in the absence of carbohydrates is healthy. Ditch the bun and have a hot dog. The prevalence of heart disease in the U.S. parallels the increase in carbohydrate consumption. Fat, as a percentage of total calories has decreased. There’s never been a valid scientific study demonstrating a link between fat consumption and heart disease.

Eating easily digestable carbohydrates fuels heart disease, stroke, cancer, type II diabetes, and most other degenerative diseases.

A thorough review of the results of sodium nitrite studies by the National Toxicology Program, which undertook the review at the request of the FDA. After carefully considering all the evidence presented, the NTP Board of Scientific Counselors voted unanimously in May 2000 that the evidence showed that sodium nitrite does not cause cancer.

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