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This euphoria and optimism is hillarious in America. It's a fast declining country.
I see far, far, far more obese people in their 20s than elderly. The elderly in America are looking better than a vast majority of those in their 20s.
I see more atheletes in majority older demographic areas like Laguna Woods, North County San Diego and North Scottsdale than anywhere else.
I notice alot of people in their 20s and 30s also are devoloping "whiskey nose" because they drink the stress of this complicated era away.
Americans main form of entertainment is drinking, eating and driving when they are not staring at TV.
The main form of entertainment in America is eating. It can be 68 degrees and the parks are almost empty in much of this country.
There are less people walking around the cities with millions of people than small towns had walking around generations ago.
Severe Obesity is just becoming so common in the United States that it is nothing unusual, compared to the 1980s and 1990s.
I have to say it is incredible how many Millennials are morbidly obese, 48% said they gained 41 pounds but I think they are underestimate and have gained much more weight.
They were saying that a majority of Americans would not be obese until around 2030 and I think that is extremely optimistic.
But there are too many people who watched to much rubbish during the pandemic and were too afraid to go outside because of unscientific propaganda. Here in LA, I'm just trying to find a bike route that spares me from having to dodge a homeless encampment.
Food additives, sugar, and raw food amount intake are the main reasons for obesity. When you go to a country etc where most people are thin it’s not because they all work out hardcore, it’s because their food is healthier on average, they put like zero sugar in it and naturally eat less.
This euphoria and optimism is hillarious in America. It's a fast declining country.
I see far, far, far more obese people in their 20s than elderly. The elderly in America are looking better than a vast majority of those in their 20s.
I see more atheletes in majority older demographic areas like Laguna Woods, North County San Diego and North Scottsdale than anywhere else.
I notice alot of people in their 20s and 30s also are devoloping "whiskey nose" because they drink the stress of this complicated era away.
Americans main form of entertainment is drinking, eating and driving when they are not staring at TV.
The main form of entertainment in America is eating. It can be 68 degrees and the parks are almost empty in much of this country.
There are less people walking around the cities with millions of people than small towns had walking around generations ago.
Severe Obesity is just becoming so common in the United States that it is nothing unusual, compared to the 1980s and 1990s.
I have to say it is incredible how many Millennials are morbidly obese, 48% said they gained 41 pounds but I think they are underestimate and have gained much more weight.
They were saying that a majority of Americans would not be obese until around 2030 and I think that is extremely optimistic.
I'm not sure about that. The parking lot at my local Planet Fitness fairly often looks about full. For people too lazy or shy to go to the gym, or just want a program that directs them how to eat less, I bet Nutrisystem and Jenny Craig are making more money than ever, even though the food they send out isn't very good. Further, I think my local park has somewhat more people there for a 3 mile walk or run than pre pandemic. There are always people who need to walk their dogs. Seeing obese people around serves to remind me I need to keep weighing under 200 lbs.
It might help if those fat people would go to a doctor for a check up. If tests find they have high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and are pre-diabetic, that might be enough to motivate them to start regularly exercising, change diet and lose weight.
Obesity is an epidemic far worse than covid and is evidence that America is in a steep decline. I've opted out and run about an 11% body fat currently and ideal BMI.
Its difficult to keep weight off for most folks, but it can be done and if it can't, a person can still eat right. But no matter what, fat or thin, why do people wear cloths which make them look worse: women who are in stretch pants, men in tank tops with the fat coming out...
A person can be large or fat and still look decent. Of course a person can be very thin and still dress bad also...I guess it comes down to taste.
Food additives, sugar, and raw food amount intake are the main reasons for obesity. When you go to a country etc where most people are thin it’s not because they all work out hardcore, it’s because their food is healthier on average, they put like zero sugar in it and naturally eat less.
That is a small part of it, but in general, people eat way too much of the wrong things that taste good (carbs, fat etc) and exercise way too little. Portion control is lacking and they make poor food choices. They use food as Entertainment and are just lazy.
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