What's Really Making Us Fat? Its a interesting theory

There's only one thing making us fat. Putting something in your mouth and swallowing. No one is sticking tubes in you while your asleep, pumping high calorie nutrients into you. It's not the high fructose corn syrups, not the lard, butter, oil, meat, chips, etc.

There may be some who say that our children get fat because they eat this and that at school or they have no one restricting what they eat, but it's all nonsense.
People are proposing taxes on sugar and fats, or out right banning certain fats entirely. What nonsense. We have to take responsibility for ourselves.
So if you want to know who's really making you fat, look into the mirror and your answer will be starring right back at you.

This site was meant for support, not insults. :flowerforyou:

Whats making you fat is lack of self control.

^^
And greed. There's no cure for that unfortunately.

Excuses,excuses excuses..... Its funny that all the "things" are the reason I'm fat but the minute I started watching how many calories I put into my body while still eating alot of the same things I lost 38 pounds. Made those chemicals werent in my serving of McDonalds lol

This thread is making me fat

This thread is making me fat

hahaha i love it

No one is sticking tubes in you while your asleep, pumping high calorie nutrients into you.

But..but the aliens...

hahahaha

My husband blames Aliens for everything so now I guess their making me fat too. LMAO

This site was meant for support, not insults. :flowerforyou:

oops

I thought this site/forums were made to spurt non scientific theories as fact, quick fix weight loss remedies, high sugar recipes and HRM questions...

my bad

/troll

that would be a total troll. my friends would love you.

This is so beautiful I want to cry

bump to read body recomp article

I don’t know why both can’t be true.

I mean, a lot can change the amount of calories going in and the amount of calories going out.
Perhaps something is making us burn less calories, or make our bodies more likely to the store them and not burn them. Perhaps something is making us get calories from something that wouldn’t traditionally be caloric. Maybe chemicals are making our bodies want to hold onto more calories. I am sure those are all variables in the equation.

But physics are physics. Matter can neither be created or destroyed, just changed. You can’t get fat if you don’t have enough going into your system for your body to destroy. Energy has got to come from somewhere, so does your fat.

So I think the end product of the equation is simple, but there is more than one variable.

There's only one thing making us fat. Putting something in your mouth and swallowing. No one is sticking tubes in you while your asleep, pumping high calorie nutrients into you. It's not the high fructose corn syrups, not the lard, butter, oil, meat, chips, etc.

There may be some who say that our children get fat because they eat this and that at school or they have no one restricting what they eat, but it's all nonsense.
People are proposing taxes on sugar and fats, or out right banning certain fats entirely. What nonsense. We have to take responsibility for ourselves.
So if you want to know who's really making you fat, look into the mirror and your answer will be starring right back at you.

So why are some people hungry all the time no matter how much they eat and other people eat just enough to stay slim and are not hungry all the time? Is hunger a psychological condition and does it or should it have no effect on actual eating behavior?

So why are some people hungry all the time no matter how much they eat and other people eat just enough to stay slim and are not hungry all the time? Is hunger a psychological condition and does it or should it have no effect on actual eating behavior?

Hunger causes people to overeat, but it's still the overeating that causes weight gain. You don't have to take that as offensive or blaming, it's just a fact. There are many causes for hunger besides your body needing food.

So even though hunger causes overeating which then causes weight gain, is hunger not important in treating or preventing obesity? Just doesn't make any sense to try to treat the effect (overeating) and not the cause (hunger).