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**CelexaNY** · 09-09-2010, 08:20 PM

Every single AAFES food vendor on my base has healthy options on the menu. EVERY...SINGLE...ONE. Still don't like them even though no one is forcing you to order the unhealthy crap? Go to the chow hall. Don't like the chow hall? Go to the commissary.

It's not the lack of avaliable choices that hurts people. It's the poor choices they freely choose to make.

Absolutely true; while not great choices, the food courts do offer healthier options but regardless, as Shrike says, we make the choices and nobody is cramming burger king down your throat. Try being a vegetarian fer crying out loud, but even vegetarianism is accommodated in MRE's so excuses for poor eating habits are about being undisciplined and uneducated about nutrition.

The PX-90 type exercise programs are intense but if done properly while adequately hydrated, it shouldn't be a problem. Anyone ask PT God about this?

09-09-2010, 08:20 PM	#5
CelexaNY Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 323 Senior Member	Every single AAFES food vendor on my base has healthy options on the menu. EVERY...SINGLE...ONE. Still don't like them even though no one is forcing you to order the unhealthy crap? Go to the chow hall. Don't like the chow hall? Go to the commissary. It's not the lack of avaliable choices that hurts people. It's the poor choices they freely choose to make. Absolutely true; while not great choices, the food courts do offer healthier options but regardless, as Shrike says, we make the choices and nobody is cramming burger king down your throat. Try being a vegetarian fer crying out loud, but even vegetarianism is accommodated in MRE's so excuses for poor eating habits are about being undisciplined and uneducated about nutrition. The PX-90 type exercise programs are intense but if done properly while adequately hydrated, it shouldn't be a problem. Anyone ask PT God about this?
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