According to a groundbreaking article by Annemarie Colbin, being overweight is unavoidable. Luckily for us, being obese is good for you! In fact, it results in decreased incidence of cancer, respiratory disease, tuberculosis, heart disease, and osteoporosis. And being merely overweight is key to success in maintaining a healthy body: some benefits of overweightness include lower suicide rates, less type I diabetes, and others. So let's all go out there and stuff our faces while reaping the massive health benefits!
What do you mean, Mykola? I practically quoted the sixth (not counting the first bit in italics) paragraph for the description.
LOLLLL okay did anybody really look into the article? Let's just say MoD took a few liberties in his interpretation of it :D
But a nice read nevertheless (I mean the post, not the article)
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I do not think that a person who claims obesity is healthy is mentally stable. Do not give up! I can show you a short cut to permanent weight loss.
When people think of losing weight the first thing they think about is exercise and starvation. However, realistically weight loss is over 90% mental!For example: 5% of 24 hours = 12 minutes a day or 84 minutes a week. That is two active 30 minute days and one 24 minute day per week. Ten percent = 2 hours and 48 minutes per week. Over 90% mental! So, wouldn’t it make perfect sense to develop a weight loss program that is 90% mental?
I received a letter from a customer asking me if I supported a certain diet. My response was “the
only diet I support is the one you design yourself. After all who knows you better than you?” You
and only you will determine what you will and will not do.
You are what you think! The more you think about food, the more food you will consume. The more you
think about fitness the more active you will become. The key to permanent weight loss is learning
how to control your thoughts. In order to control your thoughts you must first become aware of them
and understand why you think the things you do. Study your personal history! When did you start
gaining weight? As an infant, teen, adult, etc. Why? Your upbringing, habits, stress, emotions, etc...
Only after you become able to see and acknowledge your mistakes and understand why you made them, will
you gain the power to change them.
The scientific way is finding the shortest route to the goal. No one has yet to develop a simpler or
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