GOONx19;584440 wrote:
I'm the one in the CATS shirt. That's about 6'2'' 150. I know I'm thin but I wouldn't say it's that gross. You can't see my ribs, that's for sure.
Oh gawd, I think I'm gonna puke.
GOONx19;584440 wrote:
I'm the one in the CATS shirt. That's about 6'2'' 150. I know I'm thin but I wouldn't say it's that gross. You can't see my ribs, that's for sure.
karen lotz;584472 wrote:I see a pattern in that pic. Chicks wearing jeans and Kentucky tshirts, dudes wearing dress pants and dressier shirts.
I don't consider that fat either; actually, I consider it damn near perfect. I once dated a girl that was 5'10" (I love me some tall chicks)and at one point in our relationship she got pretty close to 180lbs, but because of her frame, she still looked good. Taller chicks can put some lbs on and still look good! The thing is, I've seen pics of her now and she's lost a lot of weight, probably around 130 -140 lbs now and she looks no where close as good as when she was heavier.CenterBHSFan;584298 wrote:Not trying to be obnoxious here, but... have you read even some of the comments on this thread? Other threads?
Men and women see these sample size, computer enhanced, drugged out models so much and start to consider them the "ideal". Men look for more of it, and women/girls try to emulate it.
True story:
I'm 5'10 and gaining some lbs. like I do every winter. So right now I'm probably 155 (gasp!). I don't consider that to be "fat", but I'm sure lots of people do. I've never been "skinny" and with low blood sugar, still consider myself healthy. I actually think I'm one of those people who, if I lost too much weight, wouldn't look right.
PLUS, if a catastrophic even ever took place and food was scarce, I'd be better off than some of those other folks! LOL
Fab4Runner;583075 wrote:I'd like to lose 20ish lbs....I just hope my boobs don't disappear.
karen lotz;583838 wrote:Anyone heard of or tried the hcg diet? (I think that's what it's called) A buddy of mine was talking about this recently and said he lost 25 pounds on it. I can't imagine its too healthy, he said you take hcg drops 3 times a day and eat something like 500 calories. Your body uses the hcg to transform stored fat into energy and that's how you lose the weight. In some cases up to 3 pounds a day. Can't say I would do something like that but was just curious if it has actually worked for anyone.
karen lotz;584472 wrote:I see a pattern in that pic. Chicks wearing jeans and Kentucky tshirts, dudes wearing dress pants and dressier shirts.
karen lotz;585200 wrote:No clue what it is, that could be it. Like I said I'm not looking into using it or anything like that, just curious if anyone has head about it because up until a couple weeks ago I hadn't.
Didn't know that. I'm looking to cycle off steraroids so maybe I will look into hcg...chicago510;585358 wrote:It's what got manny and brian cushing suspended. It can restart testosterone production in steroid users too.
Until they walk across the room.Con_Alma;586188 wrote:???? Blood pressure doesn't measure obesity. Blood pressure can be influenced by obesity.
There are obese people out there with normal blood pressure.
CenterBHSFan;586204 wrote:Until they walk across the room.
jmog;586158 wrote:According to BMI I'm obese...
5'9" 190.
I "should" be around 150 something if I remember right, last time a doctor told me that I asked him which leg I should cut off to lose 40 lbs, because I sure don't have 40 lbs of fat to lose.
I could honestly lose possibly 10 lbs, maybe even 15 to get to 175-180 without losing any muscle, but I've lifted weights since I was 14 years old, and at 31 I'm not fat and I'm not scrawny either.
BMI I'm obese, but my blood pressure of typically 110/50 says I'm not.
Con_Alma;586188 wrote:???? Blood pressure doesn't measure obesity. Blood pressure can be influenced by obesity.
There are obese people out there with normal blood pressure.
Sorry, guess I should have said 110/50 even after a workout to be more accurate.Con_Alma;586188 wrote:???? Blood pressure doesn't measure obesity. Blood pressure can be influenced by obesity.
There are obese people out there with normal blood pressure.