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That is one fat bear
"I'm not fat. I'm big boned." --bear
Top 15 Countries by Percentage of Overweight or Obese Adults
"I'm not fat. I'm big boned."
He used to be an athlete, but now he's fat
*comedy *talks *kids
He's just big boned!
Trampoline fail
That seems like a relatively mild and controlled impact for such a catastrophic break of a big bone.
Ed: Oh yeah, also. Ew, gross.
Bill Burr - Fat, Out of Shape People vs. McDonald's
"I'm not fat. I'm big boned."
Obesity PSA - Obesity doesn't happen overnight
And there is big meat on them big bones.
"I'm not fat. I'm big boned."
Obesity PSA - Obesity doesn't happen overnight
"I'm not fat. I'm big boned."
Cell Phone Crashing At The Airport!
They're big boned?
I like to do this but I don't have a cell phone so I act like they don't either and just answer them like they are talking to me. When they get upset (as almost always happens) I explain that I was certain they were talking to me, since I wouldn't simply assume they were being rude and talking loudly on a cell phone in public while expecting some kind of privacy at the same time. If they can't understand that, then I call them Eric Cartman and move on (when possible).
900 Pound Man: Race Against Time
"I'm not fat. I'm big boned."
grinter (Member Profile)
"I am not fat. I am big boned."
I wonder if it can support the weight of a human?
McDonalds comes to Africa
But it's dead!
"I am not fat. I am big boned." --Eric Cartman
Here's me when I am fat: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honeypot_ant
Sorry, but our favorite Englishman beat you to it.
Bottles beware! He has a Katana
That dude is BAD TO THE (BIG) BONED
News Anchor Responds to Viewer Email Calling Her "Fat"
"I am not fat. I am big boned."
Talking Ice Cream Cone Promotes Healthy Eating?
"I am not fat. I am big boned."
BBC Horizon - Fantastic Documentary "The Truth About Fat"
>> ^conan:
incredibly stupid tabloid science. i'm amazed that there're still people who can differentiate between cause and correlation. fat parents are having fat kids, is it genetics? no, it's because whatever the reason for your bad eating habits, you pass them down to your kids. what to you expect from your kids when you only eat junk? they'll eat it too. either because they mimic you or because you're the one who feeds them! congratulations, now you have perfect excuses: what once were "heavy bones" now are "hunger hormones" and genetics. this "documentation" didn't provide any hard facts, just hormones with names in quotation marks and similar snake oil stuff.
Step 1: stop doing sports, eat more junk and surprise! you'll become overweight. Step 2: catch up on exercising and change your diet and surprise again! your weight will drop. it's common sense. and this comes from someone who's still perfecting step 1... ;-)
I think you're misunderstanding the point of it. Everything you say is correct to a degree. I didn't hear them say that the sole cause of obesity is hormonal, not once. I'd be surprised if you watched it all the way through. The way you feed your children and the habits you give them is absolutely the root cause, at least I would say so. Then society/culture, marketing, advertising fast food. The cheapest foods are junk, that also plays a part.
But what they're saying here, is that the reason some people end up getting wildy overweight and not just a bit chunky is because there isn't the same hormone to tell them they're full. The amount some fat people eat would make a regular sized person sick, in just one meal.
I don't believe obesity is genetic either, I am one of those people who inherited my mothers shitty eating habits, was overweight as a child and now have to suffer the consequences of that. However my sister was fed the same way, offered the same things, but was always skinny because she ate like a bird (one years she would only eat bread rolls, haha). My children are two very different types, too. My daughter can eat more than the average adult, you know that old saying, hollow legs? But she puts weight on if I let her eat the wrong things or every time she feels hungry, so over the years I've had to very much restrict her. Now she tends to make the right choices so hopefully that will go through to adult life with her and I've not passed down the same bad habits, however she would eat every half hour if she listened to her belly. My son is just the opposite. If he's not hungry I could offer him his favourite anything and he'd turn it down. Lucky bugger!
Then there's the thing where my sister all of a sudden in her late teens became overweight. That didn't make much sense. But her eating habits had very much changed. The bit in this doc where they were testing identical twins where one was overweight and one wasn't was fascinating and tied things up much neater.
>> ^snoozedoctor:
Getting fat is like filling a bathtub with water. If you run the spigot faster than the drain, it fills up. Now THAT is heavy science. Burn more calories than you eat = weight loss.
You're talking about how to lose weight, a science we all understand This is talking about the reasons some of us gain. It's always pissed me off when bigger people rather than just admit they stuff their faces, try and pass it off as big bones (eh?) or genetics. I'm even rather cynical of people who say they love their weight and being big is beautiful and they want to be like that. I think rather they know how bloody difficult dieting is, not just the losing weight but keeping it off, also I think those people, and bless them for it, accept that they don't want to go through the endless bullshit of dieting and gaining and embrace it. Or they've got some chubby chasers paying them top dollar to watch them eat and balloon to 400 lbs. Food is very very addictive once you've learnt the pleasures of it, just like a drug. It's very hard for anyone who doesn't have a weight issue to understand it, especially since you've been listening to people make endless excuses for it over the years. I think that's what is putting the blinkers on you now when you watch anything with alternative reasons for obesity, you just see it as an excuse.
This is exciting, because what they're saying is if they can recreate these hormones they will be able to find a way of replacing them, which will make the whole dieting process much much easier.