Obesity

by **SliK** » Dec 11th, '12, 05:06

Inferring you don't have a rebuttal.

by **SoldierShady** » Dec 11th, '12, 05:06

^If you lose a large amount of weight there's no avoiding the excess skin. With the Biggest Loser obviously the time frames in which those people lose weight aren't actually what we're made to believe. The real part is the end result i.e saggy skin and stretch marks.

by **BigBoss** » Dec 11th, '12, 07:44

Like I said.. If you keep working out after you lose weight, it'll form into muscle shape

by **PAINKILLƎR** » Dec 11th, '12, 07:47

Yeah BigBoss has a point, in Football(tackle) retired lineman get into real good shape after football and form loose skin into muscle.

by **Eedee** » Dec 11th, '12, 10:21

I lost 60 pounds last summer because I was fucking unhappy with the way I looked. People noticed and my confidence soared.

Now I'm eating more in college and not going to the gym as much as I would like and I'm building a fat pouch around my stomach again.

Shit's gonna change next semester though...

As for the topic... obese people are so fucking polar. You either find the assholes or the jolly fucks.

by **CrashBand** » Dec 11th, '12, 12:09

It's different from alcoholics and smoker because genetics plays a role in obesity as well.

by **SliK** » Dec 11th, '12, 13:52

Genetics play a role in addiction too.

by **CrashBand** » Dec 11th, '12, 14:08

bigray wrote:^ totally agree.

lol

by **CrashBand** » Dec 11th, '12, 14:08

SliK wrote:Genetics play a role in addiction too.

I think we should help people who are addicted (as we do).

As it isn't entirely their fault.

by **Willy** » Dec 11th, '12, 15:33

How much help can we give them lol. Crashband you're just a big softy you know that?

by **tadpole25** » Dec 11th, '12, 17:52

For some people, staying in shape is much more difficult than others, for a variety of reasons.
Gender, Age, Occupation, Time Management, Finances, Upbringing

But these only serve as excuses. If a person is REALLY dedicated to getting into shape, it doesn't matter if they are an older woman with a sedentary job with low income, 3 kids, very little free time, and a childhood where she was never taught how to eat right. I've seen people turn complete 180 on themselves.

No doubt, these factors make it harder. But it's still possible (not easy though) , if you want to work hard for it.

by **classthe_king** » Dec 11th, '12, 18:14

Genetics plays a role but it's just setting up an interval for how much you're going to weigh at certain times in your life. Some people like me don't have to worry about their weight (for now) because no matter what I do I will never get fat. Some people's interval is a lot higher and they get fat a lot easier but no matter what they can still always do something about it. It's their choice to stay fat.

by **UofLCard** » Dec 12th, '12, 01:15

I've been pretty thin my whole life, but I've gained close to 20 pounds over the past year or so. College, man.

I'm about 5'4 and weight around 138.

by **SliK** » Dec 12th, '12, 01:52

You guys really need to use metric measurements. Feet and pounds are fucking stuuuupid.

You're actually 162.5cm and 62.5kg :y:

by **CrashBand** » Dec 12th, '12, 01:54

Willy wrote:How much help can we give them lol. Crashband you're just a big softy you know that?

That's what my ex girlfriend said. :sweating:

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