It looks to me like that person holding the yellow thing could use a few hamburgers. Sort of sickly looking.
That can't be considered healthy.

 

I feel you on this one. I'm 6'2 and never had a compliant from the ladies yet.

 

Alas, I grow tired of this body shaming post. It is clear that it's creator is determined to bash anyone who doesn't fit her predetermined mold of what someone should look like. If someone is overweight, black, too tall or short they will be shamed for that all in an attempt to make another feel superior for whatever pathetic reason or inadequacy they feel about themselves.

 

Funny , I was watching a doco very recently.
A long time medical expert and 25yr campaigner against smoking ,
admitted they exaggerated the dangers of nicotine etc .
Yes that is right , they , many of them ,
intentionally exaggerated the dangers.

That she has admitted , has now resulted in difficulties finding ways to deal with the long term addicted ,
because of the now ingrained perception that some "treatments"
are to dangerous.

I wonder what has been learned from that very long campaign.

Will people take the bull by the horn and make tackling obesity fashionable ,
or continue to bury it under a pile of PC nonsense sensibilities ?

 

It just continues to amaze me that so many people are so defensive towards overweight .

It's clearly unhealthy and clearly not aesthetically pleasing.

Well at least this disagreement should prove to people that MS man and I are not the same person.

Nor am I this zoltiderm.

I am just me but I still think my tractors are multiple personalities .

Only difference is that if they are I don't go into a rage about it

 

All the friends I lost due to smoking will be glad to know that.

 

It's not a choice between smoking and being overweight .

Plenty of thin people don't smoke at all

I also know fat people who smoke.

 

The only area where I disagree with deviousdave is in his condemnation of grains and breads. Whole grains and whole grain bread are healthful. Since the beginning of agriculture whole grains in one form or another are where most of our ancestors got most of their calories.

I do not know why people started using refined flour and milled rice. I think whole wheat bread and brown rice tastes better.

Skim milk is better than whole milk. I cannot think of any advantage there may be in butter fat. One should avoid eating very much red meat, especially if it has a lot of fat in it. Olive oil and flax seed oil are beneficial.

The diet most of our ancestors consumed for five to eleven thousand years was high in whole grains, moderate in beans, and low in animal protein. It was moderate in fruits and vegetables - these could only be consumed in season, but I cannot think of anything wrong with eating lots of them. It was moderate in low proof beer and wine. Wine was often mixed with water.

In 1 Timothy 5:23 St Paul wrote, "Drink no longer water, but use a little wine for thy stomach's sake and thine often infirmities."

Our ancestors did not know about bacteria. They did know that people who drank 100% water from streams and rivers sometimes got sick.

Because we have evolved in response to light alcohol consumption, light drinking of beer and wine seems to have some health benefits. Those who cannot stop after one or two drinks should probably stop, however.

"Lost Weekend" is a movie about an alcoholic. In the movie someone says to the alcoholic, "With you one drink is too much. Twelve is not enough." Those who are like this need to stop.

 

It amazes me that you need two threads in order to fat shame.

 

What? Just, what? Plenty of thin people don't smoke but you know fat people who do? What the hell are you smoking tonight? First, you're shaming fat people, and now you're going to add that they aid in causing themselves cancer? Are you a complete idiot?

 

With diet, use common sense. Sweets are empty calories, so they should be avoided. If you want to eat something sweet, eat fruit, but make sure that it has not had sugar added to it.

Avoid french fries. Frying them in hydrogenated vegetable oil cooks the vitamin C out of them, and adds saturated fat.

I rarely eat at a fast food restaurant. When I do I order one hamburger with lettuce and tomatoes in it, and orange juice. That is orange juice, not orange drink. Orange drink is as nutritionally worthless as Coca Cola. If they have salads, I have one of them. The best thing to add to salad is olive oil and vinegar. If that is not available, use Italian dressing.

 

Have you ever fucked a fat woman DL?

 

None of your business.

 

There is nothing to be ashamed about, I have fucked a couple...well, maybe more like a few fat women in my day, if I recall, there were only 2 that I was ashamed of.

 

I stand corrected. Overweight, blacks, tall people, short people and smokers. Unless you're thin, because thin people don't smoke. Ok. I think I got it now.

 

She is angry that she is on Santa's naughty list!

 

Any woman that can inhale an entire hot dog in one bite is all good in my book.

 

There are repressed homosexuals who are outwardly hostile to homosexuals. I suspect that NocoleDeLint is a repressed fat lady.

She posts her comments ridiculing fat people while eating a from a box of chocolates.

 

I'm just going by the documentaries I've seen about the "new enemy" to the human waist line...and it is not fat in food...it is the HEAVY AMOUNTS OF ADDED SUGAR in processed food since the 1980s. In the 1970-80s they told us it was fatty foods making us fat. They removed the fat and left "everything" tasting like cardboard. Then they added sugar to give food taste, but sugar is as addictive an nicotine.
(Somebody gave lab rats a choice between cocaine and sugar and the rodents went for the sugar "9.5 times out of 10".)

There's something like 10 teaspoons of sugar in tomato sauce. It's in bread and everything you might not imagine. Fructose, is turned immediately to fat. "Healthy stuff" like fruit juice is very dangerous, because a pint of orange juice has the sugar of 10 oranges...and who can eat 10 oranges? I personally am turned off by fat people ~ as a baby-boomer I still have a 36" waist. But I don't judge fat folk for being fat. The obesity problem only stated when the sugar went into our diet. Oh! and it's not just rich western countries ~ Mexico and Egypt are "worse" than the USA. & there are as many obese people in India as there are staving people.........

 

Yes I have read all about this and it is becoming a very popular excuse for being overweight.

I was raised to believe that blame shifting is one of the worst habits in human behavior .

It seems that millennials in particular are no longer learning this lesson .

The United states still leads the world in obesity

http://www.businessinsider.com/the-10-fattest-countries-on-earth-2014-12

1/3 of Americans are still thin. My BMI is 23 1/2 . This does not make me overweight but I would like it to be between 20 and 22 .

So it's time for me to start counting calories because that has worked the best for me and according to NPR this has proven to be the most effective way to lose weight .

I don't mind feeling so called deprived because food is about health and survival not about feeling satiated every second of one's life .