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It doesn't make sense to me to speak of victims here. Yes there are bad habits we have inculcated, but it doesn't abnegate the responsibility to learn and grow beyond it. Thinking of oneself as a victim, especially when it comes to weight gain, is unhelpful and probably won't motivate you enough to learn to control your diet and do at least some exercise.That happens too, but be cautious , per se, not to be found blaming the victim.
Many many multitudes of babies were raised by , well, parents who 'thought' something that turned out not to be healthy...
The babies got drugs and /or medicine and/or food that was recommended even by doctors but was unhealthy, daily.
I suppose this is a serious post. 1200 calories a day and excercise for one year. Then strategically maintain using a scale.i was skinny before
some can find it funny but being fat without probability of lose weight is not funnyI suppose this is a serious post. 1200 calories a day and excercise for one year. Then strategically maintain using a scale.
Blessings.
I dont think it's funny. I'm 4 weeks in on this regime and on my way to losing 40 lbs ! Be positive! And pray for His help, I did.some can find it funny but being fat without probability of lose weight is not funny
I used to lift weights and run and staying in shape was very important. Now I have arthritis in my back pressing on nerves that causes pain in my left leg and I have a baker’s cyst in my right knee so exercise is out of the question now. Tell me how that is my fault?It doesn't make sense to me to speak of victims here. Yes there are bad habits we have inculcated, but it doesn't abnegate the responsibility to learn and grow beyond it. Thinking of oneself as a victim, especially when it comes to weight gain, is unhelpful and probably won't motivate you enough to learn to control your diet and do at least some exercise.
I speak from experience, as someone who was previously 91 KGs and am now at 72 KGs.
My son worked for Smuckers. He asked someone working there: Are you a chemist or a chef? They guy said: Yes.Yes but at least then the fast food was real and not synthetic
I don't know if any of those things are your fault, whether or not they are a result of your actions or a result of biology. When it comes to working out we can always go to far and push our bodies beyond what they can naturally handle. In November 2021 I think I injured my a muscle in my chest by over doing it. Still haven't completely healed from it though it feels a lot better now. That was my fault due to my own eagerness in thinking I could take short cuts.I used to lift weights and run and staying in shape was very important. Now I have arthritis in my back pressing on nerves that causes pain in my left leg and I have a baker’s cyst in my right knee so exercise is out of the question now. Tell me how that is my fault?
The physical therapist told me the problems in my back are not uncommon for a person my age. I thought lifting weights may have caused it but I know people who never lifted who have similar issuesI don't know if any of those things are your fault, whether or not they are a result of your actions or a result of biology. When it comes to working out we can always go to far and push our bodies beyond what they can naturally handle. In November 2021 I think I injured my a muscle in my chest by over doing it. Still haven't completely healed from it though it feels a lot better now. That was my fault due to my own eagerness in thinking I could take short cuts.
Sucks, it sounds like it is just an issue with your body then. I don't think you are to blame for that, but do you consider yourself a victim of your body then? I'm kind of confused by your initial comment to me.The physical therapist told me the problems in my back are not uncommon for a person my age. I thought lifting weights may have caused it but I know people who never lifted who have similar issues
Excellent advice!! I agree 100% and the trick long term is to keep the good eating habits as described and keep exercising, it is a lifetime commitment a bit hard initially ( sugar is very addictive) but the health benefits are certain.Yes. It is bad/frustrating. Some is/can be biology. Most is what you eat and how much exercise you do - calories in vs calories out. But that isn't very helpful. Some things to try. Do avoid sugar in any form as much as possible. High fructose corn syrup is one of the worse, and its everywhere - breakfast jams, ketchup, etc. Avoid the "whites" - sugar, salt, flour - to the extent possible. You can do without salt on many things and not miss it, especially if you use herbs.
Improve your gut microflora - gut biome? - by eating sauerkraut, kimchi, pickles, relish, other "rotted" vegetables. Take a probiotic.
Do walk as much as possible. Use weights - as little as 2 pounds per arm, and move them around for say, 15 minutes a day. Doesn't take much as the body seems to react per a scientific study. Suggestions.