Saturday 9 June 2012

AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARY ON NUTRITION

Welcome to Mr Richard Marles and comments on problems of diet in Pacific nations.

He refers to fatty foods and processed food from the supermarkets. Please click:

Obesity is taking a toll on our island neighbours

He is giving further support to the Minister for Health Jamie Maxtone-Graham and AIDS Holistics who have written on this matter for many years.

Mr Marles should not be discouraged by the negative, mindless vitriole on PNG Attitude.

The eccentric elderly PNG teacher Huggins is nasty to people who he thinks are above him academically but not a kiap.

But he is not a kiap either. He became a teacher having failed trekking and coolness under fire tests.

He has spent his time on PNG Attitude being an expert on all matters and defending the gay and lesbian agenda with vitriole.

With an email address huggybear@(something).com, we do wonder.

He has a hatred of the Positive Living message and any criticism of expatriate gays and lesbians.

Perhaps he wants no support for the Positive Living message. Hence the hate message to Mr Marles.

He used to harrass the founder of AIDS Holistics calling him insane. That is the exact ploy of the Australian homosexuals.

But I digress. PNG people eat much pig fat bought in the supermarkets and lambflaps.

Cooking in coconut oil brings extra saturated fat that all passes through the heart and arteries via the lymph system.

Hence a fatty build up in heart and arteries. The life span for modern PNG people is 53 years.

Please read the linked report in the posting below on 40% carbohydrate, 30% protein and 30% fat.

It is quite revealing about metabolism of food. We need fat. My daughters eat lamb flaps about once a fortnight.

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Mr Marles, please come into the settlements and check out the eating habits of the people there.

I can assure you we don't have a problem with obesity, as the solution is starvation and disease.
Add a bit of violence and neglect and everyone is lean; if not dead.

People are still dying of heart attacks at early age, Lydia. Ed

Posted by: Lydia Kailap | 10 June 2012 at 02:55 AM

Spot on Barbara! Good God! A food report from the "Office of the Sinecure, Parliamentary Secretary's Bureau of Responsibility of Pacific Affairs".

Appears that Richard Marles is becoming an authority on food and intake of it. I think we all know that the Tongan King was of rather large build. I think his mother was even bigger?

I suppose next Richard will give us his views on the drinks available when he visits his realm of responsibily in the Pacific. Nothing like a "drinky" to wash down the food.

I think the TV channels should get Richard to be a judge on those 'Master Chef Shows'? If he was good, it would probably bring in more money than he is now getting!

Yes, Kevin, Richard Marles does amaze us all.

A bit nasty and personal, Colin.When we see fat children, it often means they have fat parents.

It may be genetic or caused by the same fatty diet in the family. So too the late King of Tonga. Ed

Posted by: Colin Huggins | 09 June 2012 at 01:25 PM 

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