How do people not take better care of themselves?

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Anonymous wrote:I bet OP has an eating disorder and compares its body with other people’s bodies. Sad.

If that was true, would mocking her for that be the right thing to do?

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When I saw the title of this thread, I thought it would be about stubborn people with symptoms they refuse to get checked out with a doctor.

Thought immediately of my adult DD with a chronic illness who is in this category.

Her BMI is less than 16.

Boy, was I surprised by what the OP had in mind.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When I saw the title of this thread, I thought it would be about stubborn people with symptoms they refuse to get checked out with a doctor.

Thought immediately of my adult DD with a chronic illness who is in this category.

Her BMI is less than 16.

Boy, was I surprised by what the OP had in mind.

You were surprised to hear America has an obesity problem?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:When I saw the title of this thread, I thought it would be about stubborn people with symptoms they refuse to get checked out with a doctor.

Thought immediately of my adult DD with a chronic illness who is in this category.

Her BMI is less than 16.

Boy, was I surprised by what the OP had in mind.

You were surprised to hear America has an obesity problem?

Was surprised to see people who do "not take better care of themselves" means people who are overweight versus people who do not take seek medical help when they should including really thin people like my DD.

Many like DD do not take care of their health, but OP somehow thinks the only health issue is being overweight.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:When I saw the title of this thread, I thought it would be about stubborn people with symptoms they refuse to get checked out with a doctor.

Thought immediately of my adult DD with a chronic illness who is in this category.

Her BMI is less than 16.

Boy, was I surprised by what the OP had in mind.

You were surprised to hear America has an obesity problem?

Was surprised to see people who do "not take better care of themselves" means people who are overweight versus people who do not take seek medical help when they should including really thin people like my DD.

Many like DD do not take care of their health, but OP somehow thinks the only health issue is being overweight.

I'm the OP and I'm interested to hear your discussion as well. I think it all does connect. I started getting serious about my own fitness after having a health scare and getting some stern talking to by a doctor. I hate going to the doctor and dread it, but have learned that it's important to do.

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Anonymous wrote:This thread is proof why people are unhealthy. They make every excuse under the sun to not incorporate a daily routine for exercise.

I can't because I have to get up at 7 and get home at 7. Ok, then you get up at 6 AM and run for 20-30 minutes before starting your.

You can make batches of food on Sunday for the week in order to save time, and it'll allow you to find time to workout. Or you can prechop veggies for the week and freeze them.

Get creative people. If you don't prioritize your health, you never will. There's always an excuse for not doing it. Now when will you stop with the excuses and do something about it?

You’re making the grave, grave error of thinking your life is good because you’ve made all the right choices, and other people’s aren’t because they’re doing things wrong. I used to think like that until I had some very bad luck hit.

Oh boo hoo.

I met a Japanese lady who 85 and still working every day. She worked 13 hours a day 7 days a week for 53 years straight and never took a vacation. She delivered milk to customers everyday for the vast majority of her life and never took vacation. She wasn't obese. She never ate trash food in her life and kept moving. Even with insane work hours.

You are a product of toxic American culture. It's not entirely your fault, but toxic American culture also produces a bunch of whiners who never want to take responsibility for anything.

Obese people are not happy they are obese. They don’t like being obese. These are miserable. But they don’t want to do anything about it. They are lazy.

So you know all about other people based on what you see of their bodies? And you are "motivating" them with your rants?

You know what's even more toxic than being overweight? Being shamed.

You may be skinny, but you're ugly af.

Why does society have to motivate obese people? The problem is people need to want it for themselves, not others. They should look in the mirror and decide they don’t like what these and make a lifestyle change.

Not PP, but I am not skinny but also not obese. I know what I need to do to keep in a healthy range. I could lose about 10 pounds and I am working on it. I think about my food choices and do some exercise. I’m not perfect.

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Anonymous wrote:This thread is proof why people are unhealthy. They make every excuse under the sun to not incorporate a daily routine for exercise.

I can't because I have to get up at 7 and get home at 7. Ok, then you get up at 6 AM and run for 20-30 minutes before starting your.

You can make batches of food on Sunday for the week in order to save time, and it'll allow you to find time to workout. Or you can prechop veggies for the week and freeze them.

Get creative people. If you don't prioritize your health, you never will. There's always an excuse for not doing it. Now when will you stop with the excuses and do something about it?

You’re making the grave, grave error of thinking your life is good because you’ve made all the right choices, and other people’s aren’t because they’re doing things wrong. I used to think like that until I had some very bad luck hit.

Oh boo hoo.

I met a Japanese lady who 85 and still working every day. She worked 13 hours a day 7 days a week for 53 years straight and never took a vacation. She delivered milk to customers everyday for the vast majority of her life and never took vacation. She wasn't obese. She never ate trash food in her life and kept moving. Even with insane work hours.

You are a product of toxic American culture. It's not entirely your fault, but toxic American culture also produces a bunch of whiners who never want to take responsibility for anything.

Obese people are not happy they are obese. They don’t like being obese. These are miserable. But they don’t want to do anything about it. They are lazy.

So you know all about other people based on what you see of their bodies? And you are "motivating" them with your rants?

You know what's even more toxic than being overweight? Being shamed.

You may be skinny, but you're ugly af.

Why does society have to motivate obese people? The problem is people need to want it for themselves, not others. They should look in the mirror and decide they don’t like what these and make a lifestyle change.

Not PP, but I am not skinny but also not obese. I know what I need to do to keep in a healthy range. I could lose about 10 pounds and I am working on it. I think about my food choices and do some exercise. I’m not perfect.

It is having a dreadful societal cost. And we're on track to bankrupt medicare with Ozempic.

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Anonymous wrote:This thread is proof why people are unhealthy. They make every excuse under the sun to not incorporate a daily routine for exercise.

I can't because I have to get up at 7 and get home at 7. Ok, then you get up at 6 AM and run for 20-30 minutes before starting your.

You can make batches of food on Sunday for the week in order to save time, and it'll allow you to find time to workout. Or you can prechop veggies for the week and freeze them.

Get creative people. If you don't prioritize your health, you never will. There's always an excuse for not doing it. Now when will you stop with the excuses and do something about it?

You’re making the grave, grave error of thinking your life is good because you’ve made all the right choices, and other people’s aren’t because they’re doing things wrong. I used to think like that until I had some very bad luck hit.

Oh boo hoo.

I met a Japanese lady who 85 and still working every day. She worked 13 hours a day 7 days a week for 53 years straight and never took a vacation. She delivered milk to customers everyday for the vast majority of her life and never took vacation. She wasn't obese. She never ate trash food in her life and kept moving. Even with insane work hours.

You are a product of toxic American culture. It's not entirely your fault, but toxic American culture also produces a bunch of whiners who never want to take responsibility for anything.

Obese people are not happy they are obese. They don’t like being obese. These are miserable. But they don’t want to do anything about it. They are lazy.

So you know all about other people based on what you see of their bodies? And you are "motivating" them with your rants?

You know what's even more toxic than being overweight? Being shamed.

You may be skinny, but you're ugly af.

Being skinny on the outside means you are ugly on the inside? Stop being so jelly.

I worry about myself only. I know what I need to do. If everyone took responsibility of their own health, the US would not be in this obesity crisis and worried about the cost and shortages of Ozempic.

People like you shame skinny people too. You probably call them Almond Moms behind their back. I know people like you. Stop hating’.