Childhood obesity

Where I am, like no one is fat. There is like 5 or 6 really really fat kids. Like it looks like they have no neck.
 
//storage.proboards.com/2930147/avatar/cnEucbYCBIqxP0zXFVib.pngNov 13, 2011 0:44:43 GMT -5 Cameron said://storage.proboards.com/forum/images/defaultavatar.pngNov 9, 2011 10:33:45 GMT -5 @justdoit said:I eat fast food at least five times per week, usually more.

Usually a 32 oz Dr. Pepper once a day, on the weekends usually more.

Call me fat? No way. I am 6'2" and only 150... I could use 30 more pounds if not a bit more. I just don't gain any fat. ;D

It's still best if you break those unhealthy habits though, as all those things are liable to catch up to you eventually.

Yeah that's why I think my brother is gonna be in bad shape when he gets older... like 300lbs+ bad shape. :P
 
//storage.proboards.com/2930147/avatar/cnEucbYCBIqxP0zXFVib.pngNov 13, 2011 0:44:43 GMT -5 Cameron said://storage.proboards.com/forum/images/defaultavatar.pngNov 9, 2011 10:33:45 GMT -5 @justdoit said:I eat fast food at least five times per week, usually more.

Usually a 32 oz Dr. Pepper once a day, on the weekends usually more.

Call me fat? No way. I am 6'2" and only 150... I could use 30 more pounds if not a bit more. I just don't gain any fat. ;D

It's still best if you break those unhealthy habits though, as all those things are liable to catch up to you eventually.

We'll see about that.
 
//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/defaultavatar.pngNov 14, 2011 16:45:55 GMT -5 bonafide555 said:The whole country is going to be fat soon. Thats why people in other countries make lazy american jokes.

No, the reason why people make lazy American jokes is because the whole country already is fat. :P

Thanks, McDonalds.
 
//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/defaultavatar.pngNov 14, 2011 16:55:22 GMT -5 bonafide555 said: Not gonna go into specifics (obviously), but I live in Cleveland.
Okay cool. So are you a Browns fan?
 
Heck to the yes. But they suck. Its like their offense is allergic to throwing over the first down marker on third down and getting plays more than 10 yards.
 
The truth is that many things contribute to childhood obesity they are beyond a parent or caregiver's control, like socioeconomic factors. psychological pressures or lack of support.
 
It's obviously bad; obesity is bad no matter how you look at it, but they're teenagers, they have their whole lives to improve. I was unfortunately a little obese as a teenager, but I literally lost weight in one year.
 
Blazing said:
The truth is that many things contribute to childhood obesity they are beyond a parent or caregiver's control, like socioeconomic factors. psychological pressures or lack of support.
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Yea. Can you imagine that people from poor socioeconomic statuses are predisposed to obesity because they live in areas that have no social amenities such as playgrounds. These folks also usually fail to exercise owing to insecurity in the streets.
 
boolgermaine said:
Yea. Can you imagine that people from poor socioeconomic statuses are predisposed to obesity because they live in areas that have no social amenities such as playgrounds. These folks also usually fail to exercise owing to insecurity in the streets.
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That's right different factors contribute to childhood obesity as such it is good to always check the cause out and try to limit It
 
Guess one way of reducing childhood obesity is implementing affirmative action projects such as building public stadia near low-income neighborhoods.
 
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