Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson has never been afraid to speak his mind.

The six-time Pro Bowl wide receiver did exactly that on Twitter earlier today, getting into a prolonged argument about the impact nutrition has on human health and performance. In Johnson’s mind, how you eat has zero effect on how you feel, how you perform and how long you ultimately live. That’s why he has no regrets about subsisting almost entirely on fast food, a habit that dates back to his playing days. When Twitter user @JerrySnarkanian tried to wise him up about nutrition, Johnson was having none of it:

You can’t increase your chance of living, what in the hell Jerry, God handles that not what you eat man. WTF https://t.co/FNNPUwp0W7

— Chad Johnson (@ochocinco) May 2, 2016

Stop listening to these people brainwashing you to SELL a product, enjoy your life, your expiration date is already written out

— Chad Johnson (@ochocinco) May 2, 2016

Jerry you’re being ignorant, I’ve seen the worse diet live to be 100 & a health freak die at 50. https://t.co/DT48JyZsem

— Chad Johnson (@ochocinco) May 2, 2016

I ate McDonald’s my entire career, nutrition ain’t getting you open, catching the ball or scoring td’s. https://t.co/gozb1aoY8U

— Chad Johnson (@ochocinco) May 2, 2016

I love you Jerry, I enjoyed the banter but my eating habits will never change, we’ll talk in heaven one day again. https://t.co/MhIzz7AWwf

— Chad Johnson (@ochocinco) May 2, 2016

1 more month to reach 225lbs, month of May is extremely vital to this McDonald’s only diet to reach this goal

— Chad Johnson (@ochocinco) May 2, 2016

Ugh.

This is not the first time Johnson has derided the idea that your diet can affect how you feel. In the video player above, you’ll find a clip from a 2011 STACK interview with Johnson, in which he outlines his thoughts on nutrition. As you can tell, he really, really loves McDonald’s.

Thousands of studies prove Johnson wrong, but the man seems stuck in his opinion. If you’re reading this, Chad, at least check out the article below.

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