Comments for Mitise Health & Fitness http://mitisehealth.com Wed, 16 May 2012 07:41:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on City to Bay Training 2012 by Anna http://mitisehealth.com/training/city-to-bay-training-2012/#comment-938 Anna Wed, 16 May 2012 07:41:22 +0000 http://mitisehealth.com/?p=821#comment-938 sounds fantastic! if only it was on Sat mornings :( sounds fantastic! if only it was on Sat mornings :(

]]> Comment on An Open Letter to the Unknown Dietician by Michelle Nazaroff http://mitisehealth.com/straight-to-the-point/an-open-letter-to-the-unknown-dietician/#comment-810 Michelle Nazaroff Thu, 05 Apr 2012 09:44:40 +0000 http://mitisehealth.com/?p=755#comment-810 What a great response Josh Well written and to the point but most of all you are so so right Would love to see her reply letter if you get one Keep up the great work Michelle Nazaroff What a great response Josh
Well written and to the point but most of all you are so so right

Would love to see her reply letter if you get one

Keep up the great work
Michelle Nazaroff

]]> Comment on Media Response – All Red Meat is Bad for You by Anna http://mitisehealth.com/media-responses/media-response-all-meat-is-bad-for-you/#comment-665 Anna Sat, 17 Mar 2012 01:44:05 +0000 http://mitisehealth.com/?p=763#comment-665 Exactly, observational studies cannot prove causation and it looks like there are plenty of confounding factors or alternative explanantions in this one! Exactly, observational studies cannot prove causation and it looks like there are plenty of confounding factors or alternative explanantions in this one!

]]> Comment on Media Response – All Red Meat is Bad for You by Emil http://mitisehealth.com/media-responses/media-response-all-meat-is-bad-for-you/#comment-658 Emil Fri, 16 Mar 2012 01:17:23 +0000 http://mitisehealth.com/?p=763#comment-658 I would also like to add that the study did not control for the proportion of calories from fat, carbohydrates/SUGAR and protein. and heres a quote directly from the study, "Men and women with higher intake of red meat were less likely to be physically active and were more likely to be current smokers, to drink alcohol, and to have a higher body mass index." I would also like to add that the study did not control for the proportion of calories from fat, carbohydrates/SUGAR and protein.

and heres a quote directly from the study, “Men and women with higher intake of red meat were less likely to be physically active and were more likely to be current smokers, to drink alcohol, and to have a higher body mass index.”

]]> Comment on An Open Letter to the Unknown Dietician by Emil http://mitisehealth.com/straight-to-the-point/an-open-letter-to-the-unknown-dietician/#comment-653 Emil Thu, 15 Mar 2012 11:58:54 +0000 http://mitisehealth.com/?p=755#comment-653 Great post Josh, pretty much nailed it. Would love to hear what this person says in response. I also find it very interesting and funny that this persons association is sponsored are major grain producers. One could only speculate as to how much of their results are 'fluffed' to align with their sponsors goals. The technical term for this it the "principal-agent problem". Perhaps if it were the meat producers sponsoring all the research the world would be a different place. Great post Josh, pretty much nailed it.
Would love to hear what this person says in response.

I also find it very interesting and funny that this persons association is sponsored are major grain producers. One could only speculate as to how much of their results are ‘fluffed’ to align with their sponsors goals. The technical term for this it the “principal-agent problem”.

Perhaps if it were the meat producers sponsoring all the research the world would be a different place.

]]> Comment on Craig Dolley – One happy camper! by Rio http://mitisehealth.com/uncategorized/craig-dolley-one-happy-camper/#comment-594 Rio Wed, 07 Mar 2012 00:25:17 +0000 http://mitisehealth.com/?p=711#comment-594 Wow!! Good work Craig!! Wow!!
Good work Craig!!

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