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It's all part of the cheap slob TV - and P.C. brainwashing.
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Just want to say that not all fat people are lazy. I know that weight gain is all about the relationship between energy in and energy out, but some people (me being a good example) have multiple health conditions that mean losing weight is very difficult.
Amongst many other issues, I have pituitary issues leading to:
Hypothyroidism, causing
Tiredness
Weight gain
Constipation
Aches
Feeling cold
Dry skin
Lifeless hair
Fluid retention
Mental slowing
Depression
Hypogonadism, causing
Decreased muscle mass and strength
Osteoporosis
Fatigue
Difficulty concentrating
Growth Hormone deficiency, causing
Low energy
Decreased muscle mass and strength
Weight gain, especially around the waist
Feelings of anxiety or depression
Thin and dry skin
Hyperprolactinaemia, causing
Bone loss
Decreased muscle mass
All the symptoms marked in red contribute either to weight gain or difficulty losing weight.
Amongst many other issues, I have pituitary issues leading to:
Hypothyroidism, causing
Tiredness
Weight gain
Constipation
Aches
Feeling cold
Dry skin
Lifeless hair
Fluid retention
Mental slowing
Depression
Hypogonadism, causing
Decreased muscle mass and strength
Osteoporosis
Fatigue
Difficulty concentrating
Growth Hormone deficiency, causing
Low energy
Decreased muscle mass and strength
Weight gain, especially around the waist
Feelings of anxiety or depression
Thin and dry skin
Hyperprolactinaemia, causing
Bone loss
Decreased muscle mass
All the symptoms marked in red contribute either to weight gain or difficulty losing weight.
Are you ill then?
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Just a bit..., but while me ticker's still ticking, I'll keep going!
I also have (in no particular order) Cerebral Palsy, leading to muscle contraction, foot deformity and worn joints on the RHS, brachioradial puritis, trapped nerves in the C-spine and lower spine, inoperable due to risk of paralysis (the BRP and trapped C-spine nerve may well be linked), Myasthenia Gravis, Diplopia, Ocular migraine, Dermatitis, Hypertension, nausea and dizziness, acid reflux (due to the sheer number of pills taken in a day - currently 46+) and last but by no means least, constant pain of varying intensities.
, but while me ticker's still ticking, I'll keep going!I also have (in no particular order
) Cerebral Palsy, leading to muscle contraction, foot deformity and worn joints on the RHS, brachioradial puritis, trapped nerves in the C-spine and lower spine, inoperable due to risk of paralysis (the BRP and trapped C-spine nerve may well be linked), Myasthenia Gravis, Diplopia, Ocular migraine, Dermatitis, Hypertension, nausea and dizziness, acid reflux (due to the sheer number of pills taken in a day - currently 46+) and last but by no means least, constant pain of varying intensities.
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Well said Securespark.. shame you have to explain things tho.
I hate that type of TV, it's now become so acceptable to be nasty to folk who are fat, calling them lazy etc. Sure, some folk are lazy and eat too many pies but what the hell has that got to do with Joe Blogs in the street? How does it affect their own lives if someone else is fat? I think they should be more worried about themselves and what type of person they are if they always feel the need to judge a perfect stranger.
I hate that type of TV, it's now become so acceptable to be nasty to folk who are fat, calling them lazy etc. Sure, some folk are lazy and eat too many pies but what the hell has that got to do with Joe Blogs in the street? How does it affect their own lives if someone else is fat? I think they should be more worried about themselves and what type of person they are if they always feel the need to judge a perfect stranger.
Clearly, there are a lot of poorly people around the pool right now........
You should see a doctor.Just a bit...
I also have (in no particular order
Laziness is only half the problem; eating a lot is the other half. You can choose one, but not both.
Peronally I'm very lazy which is why I'm thin. I'm too lazy to go to the shop to buy food, too lazy to cook a lot of food, too lazy to go to the fridge even though I fancy a snack... Mild hunger. Deal with it.
Peronally I'm very lazy which is why I'm thin. I'm too lazy to go to the shop to buy food, too lazy to cook a lot of food, too lazy to go to the fridge even though I fancy a snack... Mild hunger. Deal with it.
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I should be so lucky...
Not meaning to tar everyone with the same brush indeed, sorry you have this condition. But for most fat people and the increasing community of fat fckers they have no excuse, i see it at schools picking my kids up etc, when i were a lad we had the token porker boy n girl in our year, the rest of us were moderately slim.
My sis is morbidly obese she has no excuse apart from being lazy and eating too much, simple equation of calories consumed over calories burnt. I believe all obese people who dont have a medical excuse should pay more on the NHS you're all ticking time bombs!
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I'm sure I'm a ticking time bomb too.
Agree SS, but your afflictions don't excuse half of the population from exercising a bit of fork restraint.
Nor appearing on television.
Are you ill then?
No, because he hasn't got morbid cravings to be shackled to the EU, like some folk around here
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