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Message started by Laugh till you cry on May 11th, 2019 at 3:52pm

Title: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Laugh till you cry on May 11th, 2019 at 3:52pm
Evolution is endowing Australians with big guts and butts as gluttony, sedentary work, and sedentary leisure take their toll and the average man and woman is overweight.

Its probably worse for children as compared to the children of past ages who were extremely active compared to the sedentary life of today's children.

How long before the average Australian transitions from overweight to obese?

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/life/weekend-australian-magazine/bigger-taller-wider/news-story/a2f9c7905a485ea5234cf629a5c3ecf9


Quote:
... It is April 2008. In an ultra-chic boutique in Chapel Street, Melbourne, 28-year-old Lucy Jamieson is squeezing a knee-length, ice-blue skirt over her generous derrière and thighs in front of a floor-to-ceiling mirror. At 71kg and 163cm tall, she is the average weight and height for today, 12kg heavier but only 2cm taller than her great-great grandmother who shared her first name. She’s read that the average size in Australia is now 16, but she is constantly irritated by the inconsistencies in dress sizes between shops. She’s already been to Seduce, where she’s a size 14, and Country Road, where she’s a 12. Her proportions bear little resemblance to the mannequin in the window, little changed since Edwardian times. Outside, her 26-year-old boyfriend Joe is fussing with the camera settings on his new mobile phone. At 85kg and 178cm tall, he is the average size for a man of his age, 13kg heavier than a typical male back in the 1920s. As Lucy steps out of the shop, Joe takes a happy snap.

It’s no secret that Australians are getting heavier, that almost two-thirds of us are battling the bulge, that our kids seem bigger, taller and stronger than we were at their age. But try this on for size: little by little, our body shapes have changed over the course of a few generations – so much so that it’s taken not only public health experts but also biologists and micro-evolutionists by surprise. Women’s hips have become wider, their breasts, bums and feet bigger. Men look different too, with thicker necks, backs and chests. We have all become taller (but not nearly as much as our cousins in northern Europe). The waists of both sexes, which form the foundation of the hourglass silhouette in women and the V-shaped chest in men, are disappearing as the bodies of both genders become more tube-like. Girls are developing breasts two years earlier and menstruating at least a year earlier. Boys are reaching their adult height at a younger age, 17, but the growth spurt is happening in their legs, creating a lankier look. Blood pressures are significantly up (even among children). Sperm counts are dramatically down. We’re three times more likely to be short-sighted, and five times more likely to suffer from Type II diabetes. And yet our bodies are lasting much longer: in 1926 the average male could expect to live to 59 and the average female 63; today it’s 77 and 82 respectively, which can be chalked up to seismic advances in medicine, and a big drop in the rates of infant mortality and infectious disease. ... 

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by lee on May 11th, 2019 at 4:33pm
Anything there to do with bone structure?

BMI? ;D ;D ;D ;D


Laugh till you cry wrote on May 11th, 2019 at 3:52pm:
At 85kg and 178cm tall, he is the average size for a man of his age, 13kg heavier than a typical male back in the 1920s.


What was the average size for a male in the 1920's?

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by PZ547 on May 11th, 2019 at 4:34pm
Based on the above, there have been big changes since 1926 in life expectancy and body dimensions.  Guess most would be more than happy with the swap

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Laugh till you cry on May 11th, 2019 at 4:46pm

lee wrote on May 11th, 2019 at 4:33pm:
Anything there to do with bone structure?

BMI? ;D ;D ;D ;D


Laugh till you cry wrote on May 11th, 2019 at 3:52pm:
At 85kg and 178cm tall, he is the average size for a man of his age, 13kg heavier than a typical male back in the 1920s.


What was the average size for a male in the 1920's?


Denizen lee's mammaries are longer than his memories.

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Ye Grappler on May 11th, 2019 at 7:10pm
Fat is the new thin..... grey is the new blonde .....

The Tassie Bearded Clam still holds power, given the number of cart horses pushing strollers... mind you, there's nothing wrong with a bit of padded pussy...


Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Laugh till you cry on May 12th, 2019 at 4:00pm

Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on May 11th, 2019 at 7:10pm:
Fat is the new thin..... grey is the new blonde .....

The Tassie Bearded Clam still holds power, given the number of cart horses pushing strollers... mind you, there's nothing wrong with a bit of padded pussy...



Is Grappler now fantasizing fat?

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Bobby. on May 12th, 2019 at 4:14pm
What about Rebel Wilson?


Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Fuzzball on May 12th, 2019 at 4:30pm

Bobby. wrote on May 12th, 2019 at 4:14pm:
What about Rebel Wilson?



Isn't that Bill Shorten?

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Bobby. on May 12th, 2019 at 4:32pm

Fuzzball wrote on May 12th, 2019 at 4:30pm:

Bobby. wrote on May 12th, 2019 at 4:14pm:
What about Rebel Wilson?



Isn't that Bill Shorten?



You marry a slim Aussie girl when she's 18 & by 40 she looks like Rebel Wilson.  ;D

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Captain Caveman on May 12th, 2019 at 4:39pm
Larger women on average use their mouth a lot better imo  ;)

I will agree though...there are a shyte load of fat bastards out there aren't there bargearse.
Remember sergeant bargearse?  ;D


Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Valkie on May 12th, 2019 at 5:06pm
I'm fat
125 kilo and I'm only 6 feet tall.

When, at my peak, training 4 days a week and fighting on weekends, I weighed 100 kilo,
But it was all muscle.
Now at 125, it's mostly fat.

I'm not happy and currently on a diet.
But it's taken me 3 weeks to lose only 1 kilo.

And........I'm damn hungry alllllllllll the time.

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Laugh till you cry on May 12th, 2019 at 5:41pm

Valkie wrote on May 12th, 2019 at 5:06pm:
I'm fat
125 kilo and I'm only 6 feet tall.

When, at my peak, training 4 days a week and fighting on weekends, I weighed 100 kilo,
But it was all muscle.
Now at 125, it's mostly fat.

I'm not happy and currently on a diet.
But it's taken me 3 weeks to lose only 1 kilo.

And........I'm damn hungry alllllllllll the time.


Correction. You are not fat, you are obese.

or ...

You are 60 cm shorter than you should be for that weight.

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Ye Grappler on May 12th, 2019 at 10:13pm
Only on an airplane, it seems...

I'm supposedly overweight - but the fat's not in my head... just in my beer gut (ah, the Guinness noe!) .... careful allocation of fat resources there... the body knows what it's doing...

I think not eating chicken or pork - as I have not for most of my life apart from when young - might have something to do with it... all the fatties eat chooks and pigs... I don't - my dad ran them at home and I like animals.....

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by UnSubRocky on May 13th, 2019 at 3:48am
My 189cm tall daughter is about 63kg. Compared to my 177cm tall and 110kg frame. My daughter likes to fat-shame me about my weight. But she is very much an active person who could play tennis for 3 hours straight and still be up to go nightclubbing that evening.

I was on my way to just accepting that I am fat. But, as a result of finding out new cures, I am on my way back to getting into shape.

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by aquascoot on May 13th, 2019 at 6:29am
the "narrow road to success".

i think the stats are that 90 % of people who lose weight will have put it all back on within a year.

thats the failure rate for something as basic as putting food in your system.

thats the failure rate for something as basic as the most basic of functions, something that bacteria do, something that yeast cells do.

yet humans cant even control this basic urge with their supposedly supercomputer of a brain.

failure is the default
garbage is the norm.

you will NEVER NEVER NEVER get there by following the mainstream because the mainstream is nearly always about following the path of least resistance and being a little bitch.

if you really want to do it, you have to build mental strength.

buy that carrot or that lebanese cucumber
go sit in pizza hut or maccas and eat it and savour it and when the 'freaks ' eating their processed food that isnt even food (how f***king weird) look at you like YOU are the weirdo, concentrate DEEPLY on how that feels, absorb the social pressure of the mainstream.
absorb deep to your core , how you are NOT going to be dragged down by their garbage, how you are not going to have a bowel cancer and sh***t into a bag on your abdomenal wall, how you are not going to have a stroke and be pushed around in a wheelchair, how you are not going to have a knee replacement and spend every night crying in pain as you roll over in bed.

have a deep emotional experience of the garbage that is the mainstream and feel strong.

feel so strong and powerful and resourceful that their weakness makes you want to puke, their lack of willpower is literally disgusting to you,

use their disgusting behaviour as the motivational emotional juice to fuel an upward spiral.
watch them closely as they consume that Big Mac with its processed cheese and processed onion and sugary bun and trnasfat filled pattie and feel like you want to throw up all over them.

then walk with your shoulders back and head high and strutt out of that establishment and feel good, feel superior, feel that you are a man in your prime, take some god dammed pride in your appearance, take some god dammed pride in your will power, take some god dammed pride in what you can achieve and resolve never to be a little bitch again

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by DonDeeHippy on May 13th, 2019 at 6:40am
obesity is great population control.... ;)

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Sir Spot of Borg on May 13th, 2019 at 7:17am

aquascoot wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 6:29am:
the "narrow road to success".

i think the stats are that 90 % of people who lose weight will have put it all back on within a year.

thats the failure rate for something as basic as putting food in your system.

thats the failure rate for something as basic as the most basic of functions, something that bacteria do, something that yeast cells do.

yet humans cant even control this basic urge with their supposedly supercomputer of a brain.

failure is the default
garbage is the norm.

you will NEVER NEVER NEVER get there by following the mainstream because the mainstream is nearly always about following the path of least resistance and being a little bitch.

if you really want to do it, you have to build mental strength.

buy that carrot or that lebanese cucumber
go sit in pizza hut or maccas and eat it and savour it and when the 'freaks ' eating their processed food that isnt even food (how f***king weird) look at you like YOU are the weirdo, concentrate DEEPLY on how that feels, absorb the social pressure of the mainstream.
absorb deep to your core , how you are NOT going to be dragged down by their garbage, how you are not going to have a bowel cancer and sh***t into a bag on your abdomenal wall, how you are not going to have a stroke and be pushed around in a wheelchair, how you are not going to have a knee replacement and spend every night crying in pain as you roll over in bed.

have a deep emotional experience of the garbage that is the mainstream and feel strong.

feel so strong and powerful and resourceful that their weakness makes you want to puke, their lack of willpower is literally disgusting to you,

use their disgusting behaviour as the motivational emotional juice to fuel an upward spiral.
watch them closely as they consume that Big Mac with its processed cheese and processed onion and sugary bun and trnasfat filled pattie and feel like you want to throw up all over them.

then walk with your shoulders back and head high and strutt out of that establishment and feel good, feel superior, feel that you are a man in your prime, take some god dammed pride in your appearance, take some god dammed pride in your will power, take some god dammed pride in what you can achieve and resolve never to be a little bitch again


I know someone that eats exactly as you suggest but they still got bowel cancer. Apparently genetically predisposed.

Spot

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Ye Grappler on May 13th, 2019 at 7:52am

DonDeeHippy wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 6:40am:
obesity is great population control.... ;)



More plane crashes....

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by aquascoot on May 13th, 2019 at 8:39am

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 7:17am:

aquascoot wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 6:29am:
the "narrow road to success".

i think the stats are that 90 % of people who lose weight will have put it all back on within a year.

thats the failure rate for something as basic as putting food in your system.

thats the failure rate for something as basic as the most basic of functions, something that bacteria do, something that yeast cells do.

yet humans cant even control this basic urge with their supposedly supercomputer of a brain.

failure is the default
garbage is the norm.

you will NEVER NEVER NEVER get there by following the mainstream because the mainstream is nearly always about following the path of least resistance and being a little bitch.

if you really want to do it, you have to build mental strength.

buy that carrot or that lebanese cucumber
go sit in pizza hut or maccas and eat it and savour it and when the 'freaks ' eating their processed food that isnt even food (how f***king weird) look at you like YOU are the weirdo, concentrate DEEPLY on how that feels, absorb the social pressure of the mainstream.
absorb deep to your core , how you are NOT going to be dragged down by their garbage, how you are not going to have a bowel cancer and sh***t into a bag on your abdomenal wall, how you are not going to have a stroke and be pushed around in a wheelchair, how you are not going to have a knee replacement and spend every night crying in pain as you roll over in bed.

have a deep emotional experience of the garbage that is the mainstream and feel strong.

feel so strong and powerful and resourceful that their weakness makes you want to puke, their lack of willpower is literally disgusting to you,

use their disgusting behaviour as the motivational emotional juice to fuel an upward spiral.
watch them closely as they consume that Big Mac with its processed cheese and processed onion and sugary bun and trnasfat filled pattie and feel like you want to throw up all over them.

then walk with your shoulders back and head high and strutt out of that establishment and feel good, feel superior, feel that you are a man in your prime, take some god dammed pride in your appearance, take some god dammed pride in your will power, take some god dammed pride in what you can achieve and resolve never to be a little bitch again


I know someone that eats exactly as you suggest but they still got bowel cancer. Apparently genetically predisposed.

Spot



anecdotal evidence. :(

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by aquascoot on May 13th, 2019 at 8:43am

DonDeeHippy wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 6:40am:
obesity is great population control.... ;)



probably untrue.

it doesnt kill that much earlier

it just leads to chronic illness that much earlier

so fat steve gets to live a garbage existence in his early 50's and the taxpayer gets to pay for steves medical care 20 years early.

steve eats garbage, his health turns to garbage and any policy which excuses people for being fat pukes is garbage.

people have zero willpower nowdays and they cant take action for sh**t.
even the most basic stuff like the food you eat.

i look at clive palmer and christensen or kim beezley or vandstone  and i think, you are an undisciplined tool and if you cant control that aspect of your life, you have no business saying you can control a federal budget

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Sir Spot of Borg on May 13th, 2019 at 8:56am

aquascoot wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 8:39am:

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 7:17am:

aquascoot wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 6:29am:
the "narrow road to success".

i think the stats are that 90 % of people who lose weight will have put it all back on within a year.

thats the failure rate for something as basic as putting food in your system.

thats the failure rate for something as basic as the most basic of functions, something that bacteria do, something that yeast cells do.

yet humans cant even control this basic urge with their supposedly supercomputer of a brain.

failure is the default
garbage is the norm.

you will NEVER NEVER NEVER get there by following the mainstream because the mainstream is nearly always about following the path of least resistance and being a little bitch.

if you really want to do it, you have to build mental strength.

buy that carrot or that lebanese cucumber
go sit in pizza hut or maccas and eat it and savour it and when the 'freaks ' eating their processed food that isnt even food (how f***king weird) look at you like YOU are the weirdo, concentrate DEEPLY on how that feels, absorb the social pressure of the mainstream.
absorb deep to your core , how you are NOT going to be dragged down by their garbage, how you are not going to have a bowel cancer and sh***t into a bag on your abdomenal wall, how you are not going to have a stroke and be pushed around in a wheelchair, how you are not going to have a knee replacement and spend every night crying in pain as you roll over in bed.

have a deep emotional experience of the garbage that is the mainstream and feel strong.

feel so strong and powerful and resourceful that their weakness makes you want to puke, their lack of willpower is literally disgusting to you,

use their disgusting behaviour as the motivational emotional juice to fuel an upward spiral.
watch them closely as they consume that Big Mac with its processed cheese and processed onion and sugary bun and trnasfat filled pattie and feel like you want to throw up all over them.

then walk with your shoulders back and head high and strutt out of that establishment and feel good, feel superior, feel that you are a man in your prime, take some god dammed pride in your appearance, take some god dammed pride in your will power, take some god dammed pride in what you can achieve and resolve never to be a little bitch again


I know someone that eats exactly as you suggest but they still got bowel cancer. Apparently genetically predisposed.

Spot



anecdotal evidence. :(


So? What's your evidence that processed food causes bowel cancer?

Spot

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Laugh till you cry on May 13th, 2019 at 9:04am

UnSubRocky wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 3:48am:
My 189cm tall daughter is about 63kg. Compared to my 177cm tall and 110kg frame. My daughter likes to fat-shame me about my weight. But she is very much an active person who could play tennis for 3 hours straight and still be up to go nightclubbing that evening.

I was on my way to just accepting that I am fat. But, as a result of finding out new cures, I am on my way back to getting into shape.


Your daughter is underweight.

In her condition, 3 hours of tennis would be unlikely and possibly dangerous.

https://www.healthline.com/health/underweight-health-risks#seek-help


Quote:
... There’s a lot of focus in the medical world on the health effects of being overweight, but what about the effects of being underweight? There are certain health risks associated with being underweight or having poor nutrition.

These risks include:

malnutrition, vitamin deficiencies, or anemia
osteoporosis from too little vitamin D and calcium
decreased immune function
increased risk for complications from surgery
fertility issues caused by irregular menstrual cycles
growth and development issues, especially in children and teenagers ...

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by aquascoot on May 13th, 2019 at 9:50am

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 8:56am:

aquascoot wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 8:39am:

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 7:17am:

aquascoot wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 6:29am:
the "narrow road to success".

i think the stats are that 90 % of people who lose weight will have put it all back on within a year.

thats the failure rate for something as basic as putting food in your system.

thats the failure rate for something as basic as the most basic of functions, something that bacteria do, something that yeast cells do.

yet humans cant even control this basic urge with their supposedly supercomputer of a brain.

failure is the default
garbage is the norm.

you will NEVER NEVER NEVER get there by following the mainstream because the mainstream is nearly always about following the path of least resistance and being a little bitch.

if you really want to do it, you have to build mental strength.

buy that carrot or that lebanese cucumber
go sit in pizza hut or maccas and eat it and savour it and when the 'freaks ' eating their processed food that isnt even food (how f***king weird) look at you like YOU are the weirdo, concentrate DEEPLY on how that feels, absorb the social pressure of the mainstream.
absorb deep to your core , how you are NOT going to be dragged down by their garbage, how you are not going to have a bowel cancer and sh***t into a bag on your abdomenal wall, how you are not going to have a stroke and be pushed around in a wheelchair, how you are not going to have a knee replacement and spend every night crying in pain as you roll over in bed.

have a deep emotional experience of the garbage that is the mainstream and feel strong.

feel so strong and powerful and resourceful that their weakness makes you want to puke, their lack of willpower is literally disgusting to you,

use their disgusting behaviour as the motivational emotional juice to fuel an upward spiral.
watch them closely as they consume that Big Mac with its processed cheese and processed onion and sugary bun and trnasfat filled pattie and feel like you want to throw up all over them.

then walk with your shoulders back and head high and strutt out of that establishment and feel good, feel superior, feel that you are a man in your prime, take some god dammed pride in your appearance, take some god dammed pride in your will power, take some god dammed pride in what you can achieve and resolve never to be a little bitch again


I know someone that eats exactly as you suggest but they still got bowel cancer. Apparently genetically predisposed.

Spot



anecdotal evidence. :(


So? What's your evidence that processed food causes bowel cancer?

Spot


Prepackaged, processed foods are typically high in fat, salt, and sugar. If that's not enough to make you put down a cookie or resist a frozen dinner, consider an observational study published online Feb. 14, 2018, by The BMJ. It analyzed dietary questionnaire answers of 105,000 middle-aged men and women in France for five years. Foods were grouped according to degree of processing — that is, the amount of change the ingredients go through as food makers improve flavor, coloring, and shelf life. For example, dehydrated soups, baked goods, sugary cereals, processed meats, biscuits, and sauces were considered ultra-processed foods. Less processed foods included canned vegetables, cheeses, and freshly made unpackaged bread. Every 10% increase in consumption of ultra-processed foods was associated with a 12% higher risk for cancer in general and an 11% increased risk for breast cancer

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by aquascoot on May 13th, 2019 at 9:52am
Being physically active decreases the risk of colon (not rectal) cancer.

Among 18-24 year-olds, 45% of men and 51% of women are insufficiently active;
for those aged 55-64, 54% of men and 60% of women are insufficiently active.

Modifiable Bowel Cancer Australia wholegrains 1152


Consuming wholegrains and foods containing dietary fibre decreases the risk of bowel cancer.

Only one-third (34%) of all grain (cereal) foods consumed by Australians are wholegrain or high-fibre products.

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Rhino on May 13th, 2019 at 11:51am

Laugh till you cry wrote on May 12th, 2019 at 5:41pm:

Valkie wrote on May 12th, 2019 at 5:06pm:
I'm fat
125 kilo and I'm only 6 feet tall.

When, at my peak, training 4 days a week and fighting on weekends, I weighed 100 kilo,
But it was all muscle.
Now at 125, it's mostly fat.

I'm not happy and currently on a diet.
But it's taken me 3 weeks to lose only 1 kilo.

And........I'm damn hungry alllllllllll the time.


Correction. You are not fat, you are obese.

or ...

You are 60 cm shorter than you should be for that weight.
Actually at that weight and height he is classed as "morbidly obese". I don't know how people let themselves get into that disgusting physical state.

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Gordon on May 13th, 2019 at 11:56am

rhino wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 11:51am:

Laugh till you cry wrote on May 12th, 2019 at 5:41pm:

Valkie wrote on May 12th, 2019 at 5:06pm:
I'm fat
125 kilo and I'm only 6 feet tall.

When, at my peak, training 4 days a week and fighting on weekends, I weighed 100 kilo,
But it was all muscle.
Now at 125, it's mostly fat.

I'm not happy and currently on a diet.
But it's taken me 3 weeks to lose only 1 kilo.

And........I'm damn hungry alllllllllll the time.


Correction. You are not fat, you are obese.

or ...

You are 60 cm shorter than you should be for that weight.
Actually at that weight and height he is classed as "morbidly obese". I don't know how people let themselves get into that disgusting physical state.


Come on Rhino, you know that going purely off the BMI chart doesn't take into account muscle mass.

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Laugh till you cry on May 13th, 2019 at 12:10pm

Gordon wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 11:56am:

rhino wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 11:51am:

Laugh till you cry wrote on May 12th, 2019 at 5:41pm:

Valkie wrote on May 12th, 2019 at 5:06pm:
I'm fat
125 kilo and I'm only 6 feet tall.

When, at my peak, training 4 days a week and fighting on weekends, I weighed 100 kilo,
But it was all muscle.
Now at 125, it's mostly fat.

I'm not happy and currently on a diet.
But it's taken me 3 weeks to lose only 1 kilo.

And........I'm damn hungry alllllllllll the time.


Correction. You are not fat, you are obese.

or ...

You are 60 cm shorter than you should be for that weight.
Actually at that weight and height he is classed as "morbidly obese". I don't know how people let themselves get into that disgusting physical state.


Come on Rhino, you know that going purely off the BMI chart doesn't take into account muscle mass.


Gordon is about to confess he has very big bones to support a giant anus.

Gordon, some news, you don't lose weight by watching semi-naked young men swirling kettlebells.

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Gordon on May 13th, 2019 at 12:30pm

Laugh till you cry wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 12:10pm:

Gordon wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 11:56am:

rhino wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 11:51am:

Laugh till you cry wrote on May 12th, 2019 at 5:41pm:

Valkie wrote on May 12th, 2019 at 5:06pm:
I'm fat
125 kilo and I'm only 6 feet tall.

When, at my peak, training 4 days a week and fighting on weekends, I weighed 100 kilo,
But it was all muscle.
Now at 125, it's mostly fat.

I'm not happy and currently on a diet.
But it's taken me 3 weeks to lose only 1 kilo.

And........I'm damn hungry alllllllllll the time.


Correction. You are not fat, you are obese.

or ...

You are 60 cm shorter than you should be for that weight.
Actually at that weight and height he is classed as "morbidly obese". I don't know how people let themselves get into that disgusting physical state.


Come on Rhino, you know that going purely off the BMI chart doesn't take into account muscle mass.


Gordon is about to confess he has very big bones to support a giant anus.

Gordon, some news, you don't lose weight by watching semi-naked young men swirling kettlebells.


You're a really creepy person. Yuck.

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by greggerypeccary on May 13th, 2019 at 12:40pm

Laugh till you cry wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 12:10pm:

Gordon wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 11:56am:

rhino wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 11:51am:

Laugh till you cry wrote on May 12th, 2019 at 5:41pm:

Valkie wrote on May 12th, 2019 at 5:06pm:
I'm fat
125 kilo and I'm only 6 feet tall.

When, at my peak, training 4 days a week and fighting on weekends, I weighed 100 kilo,
But it was all muscle.
Now at 125, it's mostly fat.

I'm not happy and currently on a diet.
But it's taken me 3 weeks to lose only 1 kilo.

And........I'm damn hungry alllllllllll the time.


Correction. You are not fat, you are obese.

or ...

You are 60 cm shorter than you should be for that weight.
Actually at that weight and height he is classed as "morbidly obese". I don't know how people let themselves get into that disgusting physical state.


Come on Rhino, you know that going purely off the BMI chart doesn't take into account muscle mass.


Gordon is about to confess he has very big bones to support a giant anus.

Gordon, some news, you don't lose weight by watching semi-naked young men swirling kettlebells.


;D


Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by Gordon on May 13th, 2019 at 7:37pm
Greg and Laugh.

Ozpols quiniela of queer.

Yuck

Title: Re: Overweight is the new norm for Australians
Post by UnSubRocky on May 14th, 2019 at 3:49am

Laugh till you cry wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 9:04am:

UnSubRocky wrote on May 13th, 2019 at 3:48am:
My 189cm tall daughter is about 63kg. Compared to my 177cm tall and 110kg frame. My daughter likes to fat-shame me about my weight. But she is very much an active person who could play tennis for 3 hours straight and still be up to go nightclubbing that evening.

I was on my way to just accepting that I am fat. But, as a result of finding out new cures, I am on my way back to getting into shape.


Your daughter is underweight.

In her condition, 3 hours of tennis would be unlikely and possibly dangerous.

https://www.healthline.com/health/underweight-health-risks#seek-help


Quote:
... There’s a lot of focus in the medical world on the health effects of being overweight, but what about the effects of being underweight? There are certain health risks associated with being underweight or having poor nutrition.

These risks include:

malnutrition, vitamin deficiencies, or anemia
osteoporosis from too little vitamin D and calcium
decreased immune function
increased risk for complications from surgery
fertility issues caused by irregular menstrual cycles
growth and development issues, especially in children and teenagers ...


I would have said that my daughter is underweight, too. But she is only in her early 20s and is still to bear the motherhood role or the adult weight gain of the mid-twenties, yet. I don't know how much she weighs now. I would assume 70kg would be her weight. But, she does like to make a fact about how she is 12cm taller than I. What I do know is that her boyfriend likes having a tall girlfriend with long legs, skinny waist, and a pretty face. I just hope he has more respect for her than just a status symbol.

Her health is fine. She can run about on a tennis court for 3 sets. I doubt that she has been on the court for 3 hours, come to think of it. But, I reckon she could probably run a marathon in 3 hours.

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