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It's not that easy to not be a revolting fat pile of , I mean unless of course you're mookie who buys his clothes at the bedding department at jc penny.
It's also a misconception that ALL overweight/obese people gorge themselves.
It's not that easy to not be a revolting fat pile of , I mean unless of course you're mookie who buys his clothes at the bedding department at jc penny.
Just picked up a meal before work and I noticed 80% of the people in the lobby were fatasses with fat kids as well. This is a growing problem tbh, who is to blame? The fast food restaurants or the parents who allow their kids to not play sports/excercise and eat like ?
Fat kids are victims of child abuse-we need to prosecute some fat parents for harming their kids. If their butts are paying fines for slowly killing their kids they will change their behaviors. Employer-based health insurance should be required to cap benefits on plans at a certain BMI and coverage charged out-of-pocket, paid for with after tax dollars at a ratio based on BMI after that. This already happens on privately purchased plans.
Last edited by byrontx; 08-04-2012 at 09:22 AM. Reason: It s a national health epidemic, we need to do something...
blacks were grouping up at KFC instead imho
There are exceptions, no doubt. However, if it's food that's to blame, it's probably not the type of food as much as the quan y of food. I am talking about morbidly obese people, not just fat people. Anyone can get fat with a couple months of eating too much, too late or as M>S said, slowed metabolism resulting from binge eating/fasting.
Wiki states:
Obesity is most commonly caused by a combination of excessive food energy intake, lack of physical activity, and genetic susceptibility, although a few cases are caused primarily by genes, endocrine disorders, medications or psychiatric illness. Evidence to support the view that some obese people eat little yet gain weight due to a slow metabolism is limited; on average obese people have a greater energy expenditure than their thin counterparts due to the energy required to maintain an increased body mass.[4][5]
Also, from a personal anecdotal experience, really fat/obese people tend to treat food as a reward. They don't stop eating until they cannot eat more unless they get embarrassed. Thin people often tend to stop eating once they are no longer hungry. I've known some big people who are enamored with food. They indulge as if it's a grand pleasure in life, and while eating breakfast they will be talking about lunch.
The next time you get around someone who's really fat, just watch how they look at their food as if they are about to make love to it.
The problem is with people who eat it, and partly the companies themselves. McDonald's lures adults to eat there because it brought them pleasant experiences as children. In other words, they get adults to eat there because of nostalgia, among other things (ease is another factor). But by now, with all the research that has been done regarding the lack of health of fast foods, it is mainly the fault of adults and their bad decisions.
Wow so "pleasant experience as children" is the same thing as "nostalgia"? Thanks!
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