https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/d...l-center-find/
Others say 75%. Others say 50%-60%. I believe it since almost everyone in my family is on some daily prescription.
Speak with a dietitian and follow their advice then. Apart from a few rare medical issues (which can be identified and ruled out with relative ease) there is no reason someone is your height and weight and not able to drop weight with a reasonable amount of effort. The overwhelming majority of cases like yours where "I've tried everything" are nowhere near as clear cut as the person telling the story will admit...but hey, maybe you're that outlier.
I ate like a horse when i was a pro-athlete. I was doing a ton of stuff outside my sport aswell, riding skateboard and stuff like that, when i was forced to quit my sport due to injury i still ate like a horse but didn't burn anything anymore so i gradually became fat. Now I'm 32 and i'm kinda fat still but I've always had it easy with training and stuff so i believe that when i turn 33 i won't be a fatty no mooo. I also have a friend who never ever does anything to activate his body and he is superskinny yet he eats like a damn elephant so i dno what that's all about, ppl react different to food i guess.
except that:
A. a lot of people don't care about "appearance" as much as they care about the craving/satisfaction loop of being hungry and then eating.
2. it's amazing to me how much more skinny people care about fat people being fat than fat people care about fat people being fat.
That still comes down to diet though, it's what they are eating combined with when they are eating it in relation to their sleeping/activity patterns. You can change your metabolism, you can also eat foods that your body has to work harder to break down.. A good example is white rice compared with brown rice, if you're not highly active then that white rice goes straight to your ass as a big lump of fat, brown rice on the other hand takes longer to break down and thus the energy is released slower and less of it turns into lard.
Again different types of food (and different types of sugar) can spike your insulin levels in different ways, insulin heavily influences weight gain (bodybuilders inject it for that reason) and as we know abusing your body by eating such foods too often can result in diabetes... That's without considering the calorie intake, some products are also shown to have a lower sugar content than other products but still spike insulin levels higher.
Sometimes people can't lose weight because they are only focusing on calories and short term weight loss, when the root of the problem requires more of a larger overhaul of your diet to fix. The person 2 pages ago talking about trying to lose 50lbs by "juice cleansing" is a prime example of this, shitty unhealthy diet practice with short term weight loss goals in mind, despite health risks of such a method.
Probably running on a Pentium 4
I applaud your effort, but I wouldn't waste it. Its clear by now that Avskildhet is grossly obsessed with appearance and convinced that anyone slightly different from themselves is "just doing it wrong". At this point I wouldn't be surprised if they started blaming cancer on the host...
I'm not fat but I've gained a few pounds. My metabolism lasted until 33 FYI. One day yours will slow down. Might be 32, might be 42. I've had to start working out a little more and eating a little less to stay looking decent. Now, I'll agree there is NO excuse for a 5'5" woman to be 200 lbs, but with that said genetics play a role and some people certainly can keep weight off more easily, some people put muscle on more easily etc. For the really fat, it's been said. They are lazy, don't care and enjoy triple cheese burgers more than looking decent, that's all there is to it. It's not helped by the fact many men have low standards and date or stay married to fat women... I say this because I see way more couples where the woman is fatter.
Nono, that's not possible. Even pretending all fat people have some major thyroid issue, that's like a 20% difference in metabolism. And metabolism increases with bodyweight, so they'll likely still burn more calories than someone thinner with a healthy thyroid.
Fat people usually vastly underestimate how much they eat themselves, or overestimate how much thin people eat. That's why so many are dumbfounded that they can't lose weight and think there's some medical mystery behind it, they don't know what a normal thin diet looks like.
i think you don't know what sarcasm is - your neurotic obsession with weight is a clear indication that you're slavishly fetishistic about it.
it's one thing to not find padding attractive, it's another thing to start threads on a forum for the sole purpose of letting strangers know you denigrate anyone with a BMI higher than you approve of.
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Boy, where to start with this one.
Firstly, across almost if not all US states, more Men are obese than Women. (https://www.kff.org/other/state-indi...2:%22asc%22%7D)
Secondly, "no excuse", eh? I didn't realize you had lived the lives of every fat person to ever live. I mean, that's the only way I can see you'd be able to make a claim like that.
With your logic, we should do away with drug treatment centers - there's 'no excuse' for someone to be addicted to crack, so leave them to figure it out.
Jesus you are small minded and self centered.
Why is 170 too light for 6ft? That's light heavyweight in boxing, there are loads of 6ft guys in that weight range. I'm 5'10 and I weigh about 156lbs, which is considered almost bang in the middle of the NHS guidelines recommended weight, slightly above if we're being picky. Unless you're a rugby player or a bodybuilder (for example) you're not going to have that extra muscle weight.
Probably running on a Pentium 4
If I ate the same diet as the @OP I would be overweight no question about it. I eat healthy though, avoid suger except when the food is supposed to have it (like in cookies or candy, which I eat seldom) so I'm not overweight at all. I mostly drink water.
Originally Posted by Blizzard Entertainment
oh how terribly inaccurate of me, excuse me...
i think you don't know what sarcasm is - your neurotic obsession with weight is a clear indication that you're slavishly fetishistic about it.
it's one thing to not find padding attractive, it's another thing to jump instantly into threads on a forum for the sole purpose of letting strangers know you denigrate anyone with a BMI higher than you approve of.