I read where they knew obesity was the number one comorbidity for the virus but just like back in the 80s when we were dealing with HIV, "they" (Fauci, et al) knew they couldn't get the funding they wanted if they told us the truth. So we were locked down and so many of us gained weight without realizing how we were making ourselves more susceptible to the virus. Back in the 80s, they couldn't tell us that it was mostly gay males who were getting HIV, so they lied about who was most susceptible to get it. Once again, it's all about the fucking money. People need to take this seriously and get that weight off before the fall when they come after us again.
Like a boss! Way to go! As you succeed, post that stuff. Lots of fatties here defending their fat instead of burning it. But patriotism begins with a citizen who respects himself.
Most Americans are fat or obese. Most fat or obese people have tried multiple diet and exercise programs over years, sometimes expending huge effort and suffering greatly, showing immense will power. They often lose weight, but a few years later they're fatter than before, and after each round of dieting, they are fatter and can eat less than before and still gain weight. No wonder so many have given up.
When I was growing up in the 1970s, Wonder Bread and Twinkies were a staple in almost every home and only athletes joined the gym. We had soda, fast food, labor-saving devices, cars, TVs, and plenty of desk jobs - and we were almost all slim to normal weight without a struggle. We didn't have to starve, suffer, or even work out to stay slim. There were some dieters back then, but most were trying to lose 5-10 pounds, not 50-100.
In the mid- to late-1980s, millions of formerly slim Americans started ballooning up and struggling madly to lose weight, going on diets, reading diet books, joining gyms, attending Weight Watchers, until a multi-billion dollar industry rose up to help them - and failed miserably. Restrictive diets (of almost all varieties) not only fail, but backfire, for 95% of dieters over time, yet we still keep pushing them.
Clearly, something systemic occurred in the late 1980s and we need a more scientific look into obesity, especially with recent studies showing that things like gut bacteria (that can be affected by GMOs and hormones in our food supply) and blue light exposure play a big role in whether mice on the same exact diet and exercise program will be fat or slim.
The same scientific authorities who have been overseeing COVID have been pushing "eat less, exercise more" for the past 35 years, only to see obesity levels rise steadily. They know the problem is systemic, not a failure of individual will power, and they probably know the solution.
The solution is to eat low carb, stay off sugar and refined carbs, stop drinking calories. Exercise burns very few calories. Start with diet. Quit waiting for "them" to figure out what happened in the 1980s. Fat shaming is better than listening to fatties blaming.
Fast food joints and ready to eat meals like ricearoni.. I thought about putting a comma between 'food' and 'joints'... 1999 found me at my heaviest approaching 200 pounds, and that is when my blood work went to shit. I am now at 168 with a BF of 20.3%. in the last month or so, I started drinking tonic water and the first week ended with a colonic purge that emptied my bowel... I weighed myself and found I was 4 pounds lighter and ashamed to say that I was full of crap... ?
I found it very ironic that the first bribes to take the shot were for things that make you fatter like donuts and beer. Maybe not ironic if the goal is to make people as $ick as possible.
Also not surprised that the poorest among us tend to be fattest. the cheapest food is the most fattening. It’s more expensive and takes more effort to get premium fuel for your engine. But (paraphrasing Henry Rollins) if you want your body to run like a Ferrari and not a Ford Fiesta don’t put 87 octane in it.
In Chicago, more than 50% of COVID-19 cases and nearly 70% of COVID-19 deaths involve black individuals, although blacks make up only 30% of the population. Moreover, these deaths are concentrated mostly in just 5 neighborhoods on the city’s South Side
Sounds like gunshots are included in the Covid death stats.
We're all thinking it. Especially when we have to listen to every fatty give their sob story about why their fat is special fat that is not their fat fault.
I read where they knew obesity was the number one comorbidity for the virus but just like back in the 80s when we were dealing with HIV, "they" (Fauci, et al) knew they couldn't get the funding they wanted if they told us the truth. So we were locked down and so many of us gained weight without realizing how we were making ourselves more susceptible to the virus. Back in the 80s, they couldn't tell us that it was mostly gay males who were getting HIV, so they lied about who was most susceptible to get it. Once again, it's all about the fucking money. People need to take this seriously and get that weight off before the fall when they come after us again.
Going as hard and as fast as I can. Down 90 lbs, with 100 left to go. If I'm not ready by then, I'm sure the manufactured famine will finish it off...
Keep it up man. ??
Dang, dude. Way to go. Just don’t lose too much. Don’t wanna gain lift for every light breeze.
Like a boss! Way to go! As you succeed, post that stuff. Lots of fatties here defending their fat instead of burning it. But patriotism begins with a citizen who respects himself.
Funny punk song written about this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jvVsf789y8
Shit was lit, son!
Joke's on them. The only weight I gained was lean.
Most Americans are fat or obese. Most fat or obese people have tried multiple diet and exercise programs over years, sometimes expending huge effort and suffering greatly, showing immense will power. They often lose weight, but a few years later they're fatter than before, and after each round of dieting, they are fatter and can eat less than before and still gain weight. No wonder so many have given up.
When I was growing up in the 1970s, Wonder Bread and Twinkies were a staple in almost every home and only athletes joined the gym. We had soda, fast food, labor-saving devices, cars, TVs, and plenty of desk jobs - and we were almost all slim to normal weight without a struggle. We didn't have to starve, suffer, or even work out to stay slim. There were some dieters back then, but most were trying to lose 5-10 pounds, not 50-100.
In the mid- to late-1980s, millions of formerly slim Americans started ballooning up and struggling madly to lose weight, going on diets, reading diet books, joining gyms, attending Weight Watchers, until a multi-billion dollar industry rose up to help them - and failed miserably. Restrictive diets (of almost all varieties) not only fail, but backfire, for 95% of dieters over time, yet we still keep pushing them.
Clearly, something systemic occurred in the late 1980s and we need a more scientific look into obesity, especially with recent studies showing that things like gut bacteria (that can be affected by GMOs and hormones in our food supply) and blue light exposure play a big role in whether mice on the same exact diet and exercise program will be fat or slim.
The same scientific authorities who have been overseeing COVID have been pushing "eat less, exercise more" for the past 35 years, only to see obesity levels rise steadily. They know the problem is systemic, not a failure of individual will power, and they probably know the solution.
The solution is to eat low carb, stay off sugar and refined carbs, stop drinking calories. Exercise burns very few calories. Start with diet. Quit waiting for "them" to figure out what happened in the 1980s. Fat shaming is better than listening to fatties blaming.
Fast food joints and ready to eat meals like ricearoni.. I thought about putting a comma between 'food' and 'joints'... 1999 found me at my heaviest approaching 200 pounds, and that is when my blood work went to shit. I am now at 168 with a BF of 20.3%. in the last month or so, I started drinking tonic water and the first week ended with a colonic purge that emptied my bowel... I weighed myself and found I was 4 pounds lighter and ashamed to say that I was full of crap... ?
Should've been Stacey big-as-an-Abrams-tank.
I know I'm fat bud, my parents where neglectful narcissist demons and food was my safety blanket.
All fatties arent the same.
I understand, and relate 100%. But they aren't going to apologize and it's not magically going to go away. It's on us now. Race you to the bottom!
Fat shaming is better than fatties blaming.
Maybe switch to an actual blankie.
Is crack keto? Asking for a friends son, rehab might be a little sus right now.
FTFY
Just try it
I found it very ironic that the first bribes to take the shot were for things that make you fatter like donuts and beer. Maybe not ironic if the goal is to make people as $ick as possible.
Also not surprised that the poorest among us tend to be fattest. the cheapest food is the most fattening. It’s more expensive and takes more effort to get premium fuel for your engine. But (paraphrasing Henry Rollins) if you want your body to run like a Ferrari and not a Ford Fiesta don’t put 87 octane in it.
Sounds like gunshots are included in the Covid death stats.
That’s where they got the biggest Dollar Menu.
We're all thinking it. Especially when we have to listen to every fatty give their sob story about why their fat is special fat that is not their fat fault.