Anyone got any good PEER-REVIEWED studies or articles on the topic of saturated fat. I need some to convince my dumbass nutrition prof that saturated fats aren't the red-headed step-child of the fats.
My experience with >my< nutrition prof. was a poor one. No matter how much evidence I showed her proving that aspartame did not BURN HOLES IN YOUR BRAIN (I swear she's a complete idiot), whole wheat grains are BETTER for you than white, that it's beneficial only to drink water & milk, etc...she didn't believe it, and just peppered me with mark deductions. I still got an A, which doesn't add up based on the BS grades she gave me on individual assignments..but yeh, don't hold your breath trying to change his thinking..regardless of what proof you have.
What university do you go to, what was the name of your professor?
haha i don't wanna give names u can get in trouble for that stuff!
Trust me dude, I won't do anything too crazy, I 'll just forward his name to the my old nutrition professor and let him handle it.
Edit: ohhh, you meant you will get in trouble. Good thinking, this is a public forum. Just pm me the name then.
Seriously, this makes me so mad. That professor is seriously putting the health of all his students in danger. Especially with his grain recommendation.
What did he say was better than water? Fruit juices? Sodas!??!?!?
Trust me dude, I won't do anything too crazy, I 'll just forward his name to the my old nutrition professor and let him handle it.
Edit: ohhh, you meant you will get in trouble. Good thinking, this is a public forum. Just pm me the name then.
Seriously, this makes me so mad. That professor is seriously putting the health of all his students in danger. Especially with his grain recommendation.
What did he say was better than water? Fruit juices? Sodas!??!?!?
Nothing would happen and they wouldn't lose their job. Its not that simple. Close to half of all professors in that field aren't current on things.
It won't happen in this case. I have been down that road with a University in utah. Just because some of us know more, or know better, doesn't mean it lines pocket books of Universities, tenured professors do.
Like I said. obviously you have not been down this road, and I highly doubt you have the education or experiance to decide who is tenured at a University.
I went into it with a old prof over PWO and paleo vs food pyramid etc. It included phone calls from Dr. Cordain etc. You know what changed? Nothing I go to a different school. Sorry dude, but you are living in a fantasy world if you think anything can or will be done about it.
If she was a new professor then it wouldn't be as much of a issue as post grad courses in nutrition etc, have advanced light years in the past five years. So there goes that theory. We can call her dumb etc, but it changes nothing, and if over all GPA is a issue, sometimes its better to shut up.
If she was a new professor then it wouldn't be as much of a issue as post grad courses in nutrition etc, have advanced light years in the past five years.
My experience with >my< nutrition prof. was a poor one. No matter how much evidence I showed her proving that aspartame did not BURN HOLES IN YOUR BRAIN (I swear she's a complete idiot), whole wheat grains are BETTER for you than white, that it's beneficial only to drink water & milk, etc...she didn't believe it, and just peppered me with mark deductions. I still got an A, which doesn't add up based on the BS grades she gave me on individual assignments..but yeh, don't hold your breath trying to change his thinking..regardless of what proof you have.
What do they teach?
I cleared my PM - why does it matter, anyways? It's not like anyone's getting their degree in Nutrition, it's just a gen-ed option. And the teacher's excuse for pretty much everything I wrote was that it wasn't "realistic". I'm sure nothing was realistic for her, she's a friggen whale with no self-control.