Flash Junkins
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Shut us down with Covid + a ton of lazy people + free money.
What the fuck else did you expect?
What the fuck else did you expect?
Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is the most common cause of hypothyroidism.I'm guessing hashimoto is slow metabolism as a disease...
Demand and supply.Fast Food should be expensive.
Healthy food should be cheap.
Why the fuck is it the other way around.
Assumptions.
Top 10 Reasons Why The BMI Is Bogus
Weekend Edition math guy Keith Devlin graded the body mass index, a popular measure of determining healthy body weight, and failed it on 10 grounds.www.npr.org
Doubt you’ve heard much of anything because you always come off as an ignorant cunt.
To be fair BMI is also a tad shit for tall and short people. It is true however that most people who complain about it are light bending land whales.Oh wow. How could I have missed this gem of a post. Sorry if it upsets you, whole milk, but BMI is the best metric to determine fitness unless someone is an extreme bodybuilder.. which, let’s be honest: you are not.
YepPlus sized beauties in advertising and then here we are.
All you need to so is walk more. Just walk everywhere. Walk to get something to eat. Just keep walking and the pounds will come off.I always find it amazing how fat people can become.
I'm overweight myself by a good 40 lbs. I eat junk half the time, dont exercise, worked at home sitting on my ass for 2 years due to covid (back at the office half the time since earlier in the year), and despite this I can only balloon up so big. I even do the evil thing and eat before bed sometimes which every fitness expert says dont do. It gets to a point eating a drinking like a pig SHOULD make you feel like shit that night and you stop. The human body should be making people feel lousy or even throw up if youre constantly eating adding 300 lbs to your frame. But they just keep eating.
In order to get fat to 300, 400, 500+ lbs you got to be eating like crazy like having two lunches or two dinners per day.
Not surprised considering the "fatphobia" push. Just a few classic examples.
I couldn't even make it that long.I tapped out at :36.
I was a chubby chaser back in the day. They were easy targets.I used to wonder why fat chicks had phones. What was the point. Who was callin em?
How dare you, I'm lactose intolerant!Oh wow. How could I have missed this gem of a post. Sorry if it upsets you, whole milk, but BMI is the best metric to determine fitness unless someone is an extreme bodybuilder.. which, let’s be honest: you are not.
Go to the gym and avoid processed food, people...It's West Virginia!
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released data showing that more than seven in 10 (73.6 percent) United States adults aged 20 or older are either overweight or obese. Although the rates in children and adolescents have decreased, the rates overall have seen a drastic rise in recent decades.
Obesity costs the health care system around $173 billion per year, and the diet and weight loss control industries rake in around $72 billion, according to WalletHub. That website also chronicled the most obese and least obese states in the nation, with West Virginia falling in the former category and Utah in the latter.
The recent CDC reporting also shows that around 72.2 million Americans over the age of 6 were completely inactive in 2021, and lack of physical activity remains a leading cause of obesity.
Yahoo!
That's pretty fuckin' sad, bro. Gonna need to move those jellyrolls!
As a non-smoker or -vaper, I have been hooked on nicotine off/on for 15 years now. Let me tell you, it is easily the most addictive drug I've experienced. People might do it to look cool for like the first week or two, but after that, your body tries to convince you it's a critical need. Like trying not to breathe or sleep. Sure, the withdrawal won't kill you, but your body is signaling you like it will.I think smoking is different than excessive eating. Shaming smokers is really shaming someone for thinking they're cool for doing it. Nobody thinks excessive eating is cool, and it's why people usually do it in hiding, and why smokers like to do it in social settings. If people start to think that eating an entire pint of ben and jerrys in one sitting is cool, then shaming and social stigma would be appropriate.
We eat a lot more than we used to. Portion sizes are much bigger. Average caloric consumption per adult is up almost 400 calories per day compared to 1970.process foods being the cheapest + low wages + overworked + sedentary lifestyles in and out of the office = Fat people. Sugar in everything doesn't help either. in the 60s when most things were fat-based, people were smaller with the exact same amount of calorie intake.
SMH openly admitting to be intolerant. What has become of our society?How dare you, I'm lactose intolerant!
My dream of a world free of lactose tyranny will not be quelled.SMH openly admitting to be intolerant. What has become of our society?
I will not stand by idly while you spread your hate. We shall lock horns on the cattlefield.My dream of a world free of lactose tyranny will not be quelled.
Your udder defeat is imminent.I will not stand by idly while you spread your hate. We shall lock horns on the cattlefield.
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/...-was-easier-to-be-skinny-in-the-1980s/407974/We eat a lot more than we used to. Portion sizes are much bigger. Average caloric consumption per adult is up almost 400 calories per day compared to 1970.
I was a chubby chaser back in the day. They were easy targets.
Now days, though, even beach whales think they're 10's.
The food that is the healthiest for us is either relatively expensive or is usually time consuming to make/clean up.
You guys are milking these cattle jokes.
Probably because finding time for all the external factors that go into weight loss is difficult vs. just getting a vaccine. If all you needed was a shot to be thin, most people would be.Heart disease is killing WAY more people than Covid but no one bats an eye until they are old and all of their health parameters collapse at once then they complain about health care costs.
I’m not going to deny we have a severe health issue in this country with being overweight but it seems like they are still leaning heavily on the BMI for this.
It completely ignores bone density and muscle. It’s a flawed metric that doesn’t apply to our society or time. I got down to 175lbs to be just below “overweight” BMI at 6’ tall and everyone that knew me thought I was dying.
The media doesn't want to report that because the food and beverage industry (which is entirely comprised of junk food) spent $2.54 billion advertising in the U.S. in 2021.Heart disease is killing WAY more people than Covid but no one bats an eye until they are old and all of their health parameters collapse at once then they complain about health care costs.
The media doesn't want to report that because the food and beverage industry (which is entirely comprised of junk food) spent $2.54 billion advertising in the U.S. in 2021.
That's because people are self centered and think short term.Heart disease is killing WAY more people than Covid but no one bats an eye until they are old and all of their health parameters collapse at once then they complain about health care costs.
One hour per day is actually enough. The problem is that people eat junk food and don’t exercise at all. Eating a 2000kcal burger for lunch every day will make you fat.IMO it’s office work or no work at all that leads to obesity. Or at least plays a major part. I work a very physical job and happy for it and it’s almost impossible for me to be overweight. I also believe 1 hour at the gym a day isn’t good enough. We as humans should be very active throughout our day as it’s always been apart of our livelihood since forever.
I can’t count how many of my co workers take office jobs and blow up like balloons in a couple months. It’s just not natural. They become weak and fat very quickly. That’s just from my own perspective
Agreed. In life being fit goes something like this on a sliding scale:IMO it’s office work or no work at all that leads to obesity. Or at least plays a major part. I work a very physical job and happy for it and it’s almost impossible for me to be overweight. I also believe 1 hour at the gym a day isn’t good enough. We as humans should be very active throughout our day as it’s always been apart of our livelihood since forever.
I can’t count how many of my co workers take office jobs and blow up like balloons in a couple months. It’s just not natural. They become weak and fat very quickly. That’s just from my own perspective
The vast majority of obesity (95%+) is because people eat more food than they need. That’s it. A donut can erase 30 minutes of hard gym work in 30 seconds. Our food needs change depending on our lifestyle obviously, and office/sedentary work means you need less food. If you don’t eat less food, you’ll gain weight. You can’t fix it in the gym.IMO it’s office work or no work at all that leads to obesity. Or at least plays a major part. I work a very physical job and happy for it and it’s almost impossible for me to be overweight. I also believe 1 hour at the gym a day isn’t good enough. We as humans should be very active throughout our day as it’s always been apart of our livelihood since forever.
I can’t count how many of my co workers take office jobs and blow up like balloons in a couple months. It’s just not natural. They become weak and fat very quickly. That’s just from my own perspective
I can’t imagine my life without exercising anymore. It’s so good, it makes me feel good, healthy, active. It kills anxiety and helps with depression and it also makes me feel attractive. Can’t understand why some people hate it so much.Agreed. In life being fit goes something like this on a sliding scale:
Super fit
- Pro athletes. They got the knowledge and trainers to help them do it too
- Physically active jobs (when driving by a construction crew, the chances of seeing a giant fat ass is low)
- Office jobbers. In every office of 100 people, I'd bet the number of fit people who eat right and work out is probably 10 people. You got maybe 30 or 40 people who are average. And you got 50 people who are obviously overweight (and some outright obese)
Fat asses
It also doesn't help that in every office (at least the ones I've worked at) the vending machines are all junk. Pop, chocoalte bars, chips etc... Even the premade sandwiches are obviously high calorie crap like pre-cooked burgers and burritos you warm up in the microwave. The only thing healthy in the machines are maybe protein bars(?). And the free coffee has as much milk, cream and sugar packets you want.The vast majority of obesity (95%+) is because people eat more food than they need. That’s it. A donut can erase 30 minutes of hard gym work in 30 seconds. Our food needs change depending on our lifestyle obviously, and office/sedentary work means you need less food. If you don’t eat less food, you’ll gain weight. You can’t fix it in the gym.