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RUSH: Can exercise be bad for you? This is another great story, folks. We have find out through research, extensive research that exercise is harmful to some people, but nobody knows why. I\u2019m sorry for not picking up on this years ago. This is something that I feel the need to apologize for. Everybody fell for this. Everybody fell for the notion that exercise is good for everybody, and what should have been the first tip-off that that can\u2019t possibly be true? We\u2019re not all the same. Anything that says something is great and good for everybody can\u2019t possibly be true. We\u2019re too unique. We are too different. <\/p>\n

Researchers studied 1,687 people and how they reacted to rigorous exercise. They found that 10% of the participants got worse. Ten percent. I\u2019m convinced that had I been in this study, I would have been one of them. Ten percent of the participants got worse, based on one or more measures of heart disease, including blood pressure and levels of insulin and HDL cholesterol. In fact, seven percent got worse on at least two measures. The weird thing is that nobody knows why. <\/p>\n

Claude Bouchard, one of the researchers and a professor of genetics and nutrition at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center, could only say that the finding is bizarre when the New York Times asked him about this. Why is the finding bizarre? It\u2019s because everybody just assumes that exercise is good for everybody. It\u2019s just one of these universal truths that has to be. Now, I often say that we need to look at everything through an ideological prism. Snerdley said, “Don\u2019t turn exercise into liberal versus conservative.” I\u2019m not turning exercise into liberalism versus conservatism. The exercise advocates, no doubt, try to tell everybody what to do, trying to guilt and shame people that don\u2019t do what they think they should do. They\u2019re liberals. <\/p>\n

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And so the weird thing is, nobody knows why. I\u2019ll tell you why. We\u2019re not all the same. We\u2019re different. And so now the New York Times and its readers, “My gosh, exercise might actually be bad for you? Oh, no.” And then a holdover, a carryover from yesterday. “For many people, a decision to lose weight isn\u2019t just made because of the obvious health advantages, but to change the way people think about them.” In fact, the majority percentage of people who lose weight has nothing to do with health, has everything to do with looking better and having other people approve of or like the way you look. Wouldn\u2019t you think that would probably be the main reason people lose weight? Particularly younger people who have no concept of death, people that have more years ahead of them than behind them clearly would be focused on that. Some people would probably get taken by the health arguments as well. <\/p>\n

Well, here\u2019s the sad thing about this. “New research…” I love this. I love all this research. Funded by tax dollars, no question. “New research suggest that, in the minds of friends and family, a fat person is always fat, regardless of how much weight they lose.<\/line>The research, carried out by the University of Hawaii at Manoa, the University of Manchester, and Monash University, examined how anti-fat prejudice persists –” this is about women, by the way “– even after women lose weight. To do that, the team of researchers asked participants to read short descriptions of women who had either: lost 70 pounds; stayed consistently fat; or stayed consistently slim.<\/line><\/p>\n

“Then, the participants were asked their opinions on the women — including how attractive they found them — as well as being asked about their general attitude towards fat people. Janet Latner, one of the researchers from the University of Hawaii, said that, ‘Those who had been obese in the past were perceived as less attractive than those who had always been thin, despite having identical height and weight. The findings demonstrate that residual obesity stigma –” we have a new disease. “– residual obesity stigma persists against individuals who have ever been obese, even when they have lost substantial amounts of weight.<\/p>\n

“Perhaps predictably, the researchers blame the effect on a widespread societal belief that weight is highly controllable. While there is evidence that both supports and refutes the assumption that it\u2019s easy to shed pounds, it\u2019s undeniable that weight is thought of negatively — a notion regularly amplified by the popular press.” The point of the story is that once people get this picture of you as fat, even after you lose the weight, they still see you as fat. The dirty little secret is the same is true of the fat person. I don\u2019t know how many times I have lost — At one time I could honestly say I\u2019d lost 40 pounds six times, 60 pounds four times, 90 pounds a couple times. <\/line><\/p>\n

I\u2019ve done it, every diet there is, including fasting. The one thing I\u2019ve learned is, no matter how much weight you lose, you never feel thin. I never did, anyway. And after I\u2019d lost a lot of weight, I mean, I liked it, I enjoyed it for a while, but I never did think it was the real me. I can\u2019t explain why, just never did. Once you go fat you can never go back. (laughing) Snerdley, don\u2019t you get the play on words, once you go fat you can never go back? It\u2019s a little sexual thing there that if you don\u2019t get it I\u2019m not gonna explain it to you here, maybe someday in the future fourth hour. But a fat person that loses a lot of weight never really — you notice \u2019em. Everybody loses a lot of weight, check \u2019em out, any chance they have to check themselves in a mirror or reflecting glass, they\u2019ll do it just to make sure that they\u2019ve actually lost the weight. They have to have that confirmation, because they don\u2019t feel it. <\/p>\n

By the same token, if you get known as a fat person no matter what happens they\u2019re always gonna see you as fat. I can help out with the research on this. It\u2019s not so much that you were obese and then lose weight and people still see you as obese. It\u2019s that once you\u2019ve demonstrated you know how to get fat, it\u2019s assumed you\u2019re gonna get fat again. And that being thin is just temporary. That\u2019s all it is. It\u2019s an acknowledgement that, yes, you got there once, and the trend, the statistics are you\u2019re gonna get back up there again. I\u2019m not advocating anything. I\u2019m not saying go ahead and stay fat \u2019cause it doesn\u2019t matter. Do what you want to do. Do what makes you happiest. Do what makes you feel more fulfilled. I\u2019m just sharing with you the latest scientific data. <\/p>\n

This takes us to New York and Mayor Doomberg. I swear we just had news that 3.4 million New Yorkers have left town. The city or the state, I\u2019m not sure which. In the last ten years, fleeing to states where taxes are lower. Texas, Kentucky, Florida, no state income tax. Three and a half million people. It\u2019s not an insignificant number. Mayor Doomberg, you may have heard this, Mayor Doomberg is now placing a ban on super-sized sugary drinks. Sixteen ounces or higher are not allowed to be sold. Now, that doesn\u2019t apply to Two If By Tea. Mayor Doomberg did not include Two If By Tea<\/a> in this. And he did not include diet drinks. You can still go out and buy a 32-ounce Diet Coke, Diet Pepsi, Sprite Zero, what have you, but if it\u2019s got sugar in it, if it\u2019s a standard soft drink — this is where Doomberg doesn\u2019t get it. If you can\u2019t buy a 16-ouncer, go buy two eight-ouncers, have your own cup and pour \u2019em in together. <\/p>\n

<\/a>These liberals have no concept of the dynamic way people live their lives. So if you tell people in New York you can\u2019t buy anything larger than 16 ounces, a Coke or a Sprite or a 7-Up, whatever, they\u2019re gonna find a way around it. Just buy two eight-ouncers. Doomberg even outlawed Slurpees. Do you realize, folks, only outlaws are gonna have Slurpees in New York? In addition to guns, only the outlaws are gonna have Slurpees. I wonder if Mayor Doomberg has a backup plan in case some people get the idea of buying two drinks and combining them. How\u2019s he gonna deal with that? Has he even stopped to consider that people might just buy two? Once he figures that out he\u2019s gonna have to ban that as well. <\/p>\n

Now, the New York Times article on Doomberg\u2019s plan to ban extra-large sugary drinks, he said he foresaw no adverse effects on local business. No way. It\u2019s not gonna affect local business. He suggested that restaurants could simply charge more for the smaller drinks if their sales drop. Just charge more, just like the subway does. Ridership goes down, raise the price. Is that not a textbook example of liberal thinking? You\u2019re losing money, so all you have to do is jack up the price? Tax revenue is down so you raise tax rates, and three and a half million people move out. It ought to be outside his purview. He ought not have the ability to do this. New York City, this is the place that anything used to be possible. Never shut down. It\u2019s just laughable. <\/p>\n

This is a classic. This is exactly one of the reasons why New York has lost 3.5 million residents in the last ten years. Again, I want to remind everybody that these are threatened laws. They\u2019re not real yet. These are just threats. This is just Doomberg\u2019s dream. But none of these threatened restrictions should hurt Two If By Tea. We don\u2019t sell our tea in extra-large bottles, so our tea is exempt from Doomberg\u2019s autocratic rule. In fact, this might even help us out a little bit. But, nevertheless, we\u2019re adamantly opposed to it.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: CBS Eyeball News in New York went out talked to some New Yorkers about Doomberg\u2019s ban on large, sugar-sweetened beverages. And like I said yesterday: “It\u2019s the little things.”<\/a> They went out and talked to average New Yorkers, and some of the things are scary.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: E-mail, bottom-of-the-hour break: “What do you mean, Rush, you\u2019ve done every diet?” I have, folks. I\u2019m not your typical media guy that does these things publicly, chronicling weight loss every day. I\u2019ve done it in earlier incarnations of my career, but now I don\u2019t do it. I\u2019ve done every diet there is, and you know what? They all work. Well, there was one time I was on two diets at the same time because one diet didn\u2019t let me eat enough. So I had to do two diets the same time. I don\u2019t know how many people ever done that, for example. But I did.<\/p>\n

CBS Eyeball News, New York: “Here He Goes Again: Bloomberg Set to Ban All Sugary Drinks Over 16 Ounces — Every single menu in New York City could soon be getting a major overhaul if Mayor Michael Bloomberg has his way. The man behind calorie counts is set to announce a new public health initiative to battle obesity, taking aim at super-sized sugary drinks.” They went out and talked to people on the street in New York. Actually, they found a tourist.<\/p>\n

“‘I disagree with it, because it\u2019s the right to choose. If you want to drink a Slurpee, you should be allowed to drink a Slurpee,\u2019 said Jamie Sawyer, a tourist from Oklahoma.” So an out-of-town visitor to New York gets it right. “‘Stupid, he did a lot of good things, but this he shouldn\u2019t do,\u2019 added Art Lensvelt, a tourist from Amsterdam, Holland. [The reporter] found Lensvelt enjoying his sugary iced coffee,” and then they talked to other people. “‘That\u2019s a good idea. A lot of obese people are in New York,\u2019 Canarsie resident Jillian Russell said.”<\/p>\n

It\u2019s the little things.<\/p>\n

Now, I don\u2019t make too big a deal of this, but it\u2019s understandable in New York. You can find people who\u2019ll support this because they buy the notion it\u2019s the government\u2019s business to run everybody\u2019s life; it\u2019s the government\u2019s business to protect everybody from themselves. “That\u2019s a good idea. A lot of obese people are in New York.” She\u2019s all for it. A couple other people were basically praising Doomberg and his idea. But it does not include such things like large milkshakes, large servings of fruit juice, or large servings of adult beverages.<\/p>\n

But “oversized” cups of Coca-Cola, Pepsi, 7-Up, whatever, are not permitted. <\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Anthony in Cleveland. I\u2019m glad you called, sir. Great to have you on the EIB Network. Hello.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Hi, Rush. Pleasure to talk to you.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Thank you, sir, very much.<\/p>\n

CALLER: I wanted to make some comments about exercising. In my younger years, I was an exercise trainer. The types of people that have trouble with exercise, a lot of \u2019em are vegans. They don\u2019t get enough fat in their system to rebuild back up the muscle —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yeah?<\/p>\n

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CALLER: — and you can literally rip your joints up with exercise.<\/p>\n

RUSH: If you are a vegan?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Well, even if you\u2019re not a vegan, you still can rip your joints up. I mean, you can get injured.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Well, yeah, you can, but this report… Maybe I didn\u2019t make it clear enough. I think I probably sped through this \u2019cause my stack is so thick today, but this was cardiovascular stuff. You know, the assumption about exercise is that it makes the cardiovascular system stronger, that it enhances your endurance, that it helps you lose weight, that it burns more calories. What they found is that…<\/p>\n

Okay, they\u2019ve unveiled the portrait. Those are damn good! You know, the big question at portrait day is: How much like the President is it gonna look? That looks just like him. That is an excellent portrait. I know you can\u2019t see it right now. I\u2019m not trying to tease you, but it\u2019s an excellent portrait — and the same with Laura Bush. It\u2019s really well done. They\u2019re getting standing O\u2019s right now.<\/p>\n

This report on exercise mentioned that for as many as 10% of the 1700 respondents, their cardiovascular system worsened. It did not help; it hurt. And everybody is scratching their heads. They can\u2019t figure out why. And the only reason they\u2019re scratching their heads and trying to figure out why is they all live under a false premise, and the premise is: “Exercise is good for you. Exercise is good for everybody.”<\/p>\n

See, as a rugged individualist and as a resident of Realville, one of the things that I, as mayor, realize is that no two people are alike. And in something which is medical or health-related, you simply can\u2019t say that something is true for everybody. I mean, look at me. I defy so many premises out there in medicine that it makes my doctors mad. My cholesterol is normal. My blood pressure is normal. My triglycerides are normal. I ought to be off the charts! I don\u2019t exercise. My lung capacity ought to be zero.<\/p>\n

Something\u2019s gonna get me like it gets everybody. But I don\u2019t fit the plugged-in norm. And they get mad! I\u2019ve had doctors even try to get me… What is it, the cholesterol medicine? Lipitor? I\u2019ve had doctors try to get me take that stuff because I\u2019m gonna need it someday. I\u2019m not kidding! “Well, you\u2019re gonna need it somebody. You fit the profile.” Well, okay. Wait until I do, if I ever do.<\/p>\n

And it\u2019s the same thing with exercise. It\u2019s the same thing with global warming. It\u2019s the same thing with every cause championed by the left where everybody ends up being the same. It permeates their politics. They can command-and-control an economy made up of hundreds of millions of unique individuals based on their belief that everybody is going to behave identically when certain policies are implemented, and it\u2019s not possible. No two people are the same. You cannot legislate outcomes. You cannot have it.<\/p>\n

There\u2019s no system in the world that can provide, or dictate, identical outcomes — economic educational, or otherwise; you name it — between two people, much less hundreds of millions. So they\u2019re scratching their heads because they\u2019ve had this lifelong, age-old premise: “Exercise is good! Exercise is good!” Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. We found out it actually hurt some people.<\/p>\n

They can\u2019t compute it, can\u2019t figure it out. Now they\u2019ve got no reason to explain it. They\u2019ve got no way. They\u2019re totally befuddled.<\/p>\n

And it\u2019s not that hard.<\/p>\n

Not everybody is the same.<\/p>\n

That\u2019s all you need to know.<\/p>\n

And then the next tough thing to do is to admit that the premise is flawed, which is the toughest thing for know-it-alls to do. It\u2019s not complicated. It\u2019s easy. All you have to do is accept it. Now, your little add-on here about vegans, that\u2019s interesting. Vegans are supposed to be the pictures of health. They don\u2019t digest any fat. They\u2019re not putting anything in their bodies that\u2019s processed. Everything is totally au natural. It\u2019s organic, it\u2019s normal or what have you.<\/p>\n

Then you find out that vegans go out and eat fried cheese and other things. Potato chips, yeah, vegans eat that. Soda. They drink all that stuff. But they\u2019re not having anything that\u2019s got a face on it, as Paul McCartney said. “Don\u2019t eat anything with a face on it.” That\u2019s his rule. That\u2019s how he defined veganism. They don\u2019t eat anything that has a face. Well, fine and dandy. This guy is saying that vegans do not have proper nutrition; they start exercising, and they can literally rip tendons away from bones because they\u2019ve got no other points of resistance. (interruption)<\/p>\n

He\u2019s a professional trainer, Snerdley. He knows. We can\u2019t doubt him. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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