Re:Nearly half of America’s overweight people don’t realize ...
by vba616 on Saturday September 17, 2022 @09:19PM
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>And it is correct.
With a fairly inactive lifestyle, I would still only be able to get to ~150 by losing all my body fat. 100%.
The final ten pounds would have to come out of muscle, organ, or bone. It doesn't sound healthy.
Also, I have been around 140 lbs as an adult, many years ago, and it did immediately precede my hospitalization, although it wasn't exactly due to an eating disorder.
Official sources give 2% body fat as the minimum for men, but that also sounds a bit extreme.
>The median weight of a 72” tall college-aged male in the 1950s was 167lbs.
It's almost as though cigarettes and leaded gas had some positive effect...
With a fairly inactive lifestyle, I would still only be able to get to ~150 by losing all my body fat. 100%.
The final ten pounds would have to come out of muscle, organ, or bone. It doesn't sound healthy.
Also, I have been around 140 lbs as an adult, many years ago, and it did immediately precede my hospitalization, although it wasn't exactly due to an eating disorder.
Official sources give 2% body fat as the minimum for men, but that also sounds a bit extreme.
>The median weight of a 72” tall college-aged male in the 1950s was 167lbs.
It's almost as though cigarettes and leaded gas had some positive effect...