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re: Welp.I had a heart attack this weekend.Been working out,eating right the last 6 months but
Posted on 7/8/21 at 11:20 am to lsu777
Posted on 7/8/21 at 11:20 am to lsu777
OP: “I had a heart attack.”
Everyone: “Sucks man, make sure to get your weight under control and keep up the BP meds. Wishing you a speedy recovery.”
OP: “I’M NOT FAT! I WAS A GOD DAMN DIVISION AA ATHLETE IN HIGH SCHOOL DURING THE FIRST BUSH ADMINISTRATION! frick YOU, YOU DONT KNOW ME! I PERSONALLY KNOW 17 CARDIOLOGISTS WHO SAY I AM THE IDEAL PHYSICAL SPECIMEN, 250 POUNDS OF LEAN MEAN GRASS FED ALL-AMERICAN FAST TWITCH BEEF! I AM A PARAGON OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS! AHHHHH!!!!!”
Everyone: “Sucks man, make sure to get your weight under control and keep up the BP meds. Wishing you a speedy recovery.”
OP: “I’M NOT FAT! I WAS A GOD DAMN DIVISION AA ATHLETE IN HIGH SCHOOL DURING THE FIRST BUSH ADMINISTRATION! frick YOU, YOU DONT KNOW ME! I PERSONALLY KNOW 17 CARDIOLOGISTS WHO SAY I AM THE IDEAL PHYSICAL SPECIMEN, 250 POUNDS OF LEAN MEAN GRASS FED ALL-AMERICAN FAST TWITCH BEEF! I AM A PARAGON OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS! AHHHHH!!!!!”
This post was edited on 7/8/21 at 11:21 am
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Posted on 7/8/21 at 11:30 am to Boring
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OP: “I’M NOT FAT! I WAS A GOD DAMN DIVISION AA ATHLETE IN HIGH SCHOOL DURING THE FIRST BUSH ADMINISTRATION! frick YOU, YOU DONT KNOW ME! I PERSONALLY KNOW 17 CARDIOLOGISTS WHO SAY I AM THE IDEAL PHYSICAL SPECIMEN, 250 POUNDS OF LEAN MEAN GRASS FED ALL-AMERICAN FAST TWITCH BEEF! I AM A PARAGON OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS! AHHHHH!!!!!”
Posted on 7/8/21 at 1:18 pm to Boring
quote:
“I’M NOT FAT! I WAS A GOD DAMN DIVISION AA ATHLETE IN HIGH SCHOOL DURING THE FIRST BUSH ADMINISTRATION! frick YOU, YOU DONT KNOW ME! I PERSONALLY KNOW 17 CARDIOLOGISTS WHO SAY I AM THE IDEAL PHYSICAL SPECIMEN, 250 POUNDS OF LEAN MEAN GRASS FED ALL-AMERICAN FAST TWITCH BEEF! I AM A PARAGON OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS! AHHHHH!!!!!”
:rotflmao: :rotflmao: pretty much nailed it.
Like northshorebamaman said.....dude pretty much hit every fricking nail that every delusional fatty says.
Posted on 7/8/21 at 3:44 pm to lsu777
This thread is pure gold. What an evisceration.
Posted on 7/9/21 at 11:25 am to RD Dawg
Chris A. Knobbe - Omega-6 Apocalypse: From Heart Disease to Cancer and Macular Degeneration - AHS19
shite like vegetable oil can poison you for up to a decade. You can't fix this problem in a short time.
shite like vegetable oil can poison you for up to a decade. You can't fix this problem in a short time.
Posted on 7/9/21 at 12:35 pm to lsu777
So this brings up a good question. At what point has obesity caused permanent damage to your physiology that you are stuck with / will always be threatened by? I know it's never too late to lose the weight and see benefits, but at what point are you fricked?
I was relatively healthy/fit in my 20's - not particularly athletic or strong but in the upper end of the normal BMI rating for my height (6'0"). I spent a few year of my lower 30's overweight, and probably 5 years legitimately obese floating between 250 and 270.
I turned 37 last week and am down to 205, working my way to 185 as a goal. 70% of results from exercise, 30% from loose dieting. Is it too late for me? Have I already fricked myself by letting myself get that bad for years? I realize I'll never look got without a shirt again because of stretched out skin, but assuming I keep this lifestyle I am on now, have I shortened my life already because of that "lost decade"?
I was relatively healthy/fit in my 20's - not particularly athletic or strong but in the upper end of the normal BMI rating for my height (6'0"). I spent a few year of my lower 30's overweight, and probably 5 years legitimately obese floating between 250 and 270.
I turned 37 last week and am down to 205, working my way to 185 as a goal. 70% of results from exercise, 30% from loose dieting. Is it too late for me? Have I already fricked myself by letting myself get that bad for years? I realize I'll never look got without a shirt again because of stretched out skin, but assuming I keep this lifestyle I am on now, have I shortened my life already because of that "lost decade"?
Posted on 7/9/21 at 1:01 pm to TigerFanatic99
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I turned 37 last week and am down to 205, working my way to 185 as a goal. 70% of results from exercise, 30% from loose dieting. Is it too late for me? Have I already fricked myself by letting myself get that bad for years? I realize I'll never look got without a shirt again because of stretched out skin, but assuming I keep this lifestyle I am on now, have I shortened my life already because of that "lost decade"?
at that age, doubtful.
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At what point has obesity caused permanent damage to your physiology that you are stuck with / will always be threatened by?
there is no way to know for sure as everyone is different with the way they develop problems, blockages in particular, but we do know the later in life you are obese the worse it is for you.
Example a kid that is morbidly obese but normal weight by 21 is going to much less damage to his body than a 60year who spent their 50s morbidly obese.
the health problems will reverse themselves, but its not going to happen as fast as weight loss, that for sure. And its not gonna happen when you go from morbid to just regular obese like the OP did, not to mention he is late 50s.
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