Except it's not when it's a medical condition that makes every single one of the things that helps you lose weight into a much harder uphill climb.

I'm not saying it's impossible for anyone, but I'm saying that it's much, much harder for some people and that telling them they just need to start eating right and excercising is like pointing out that people just need to not shoot heroin. It's true, sure, but what good is pointing it out when it's not happening?

haven't you ever played diablo2 ? if you put all the items together, you don't need any points assigned to strength ... the items will support themselves

do all the things together, and no effort will be required

This post was edited by the_rest on Jun 8 2016 02:20pm

lol

Just curious, how proficient are you at building and maintaining muscle mass?

This post was edited by obisent on Jun 8 2016 02:23pm

bringing up the fact that it will be hard to lose weight due to x, y, z medical conditions will at best discourage people from attempting to better their lives and at worst make people think that there is no way out for them - there are many morbidly obese people who already believe in the worst case scenario and in fact one of them got her own tv show which was mentioned in the first post of this thread


cutting at the moment trying to get my weight%'s down so no building right now

This post was edited by duffman316 on Jun 8 2016 02:28pm

I guess that mean you have no fuk*n clue what u talkin about

a step in the right direction

http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/real-time/Phillys-soda-tax-How-its-playing.html

We should start refusing food stamps to obese people, they can survive without it

cheapest foods aren't necessarily the healthiest

We should take junk off food stamps. I'm not saying Ramen, but snack foods like soda that offer no nutritional value. I'm in favor of a large leeway on this, but there are some things that just shouldn't be there.