Originally posted by EladarYes, it's usually a symptom of having no discipline.
Eating too much could simply be a symptom. Of course one of those problems has to do with hormones, which can be effected by the kinds of food you eat.
How effective exercise is for controlling weight has much to do with genetics. People do not get equal results.
Originally posted by KazetNagorraLOL
Yes, it's usually a symptom of having no discipline.
Yes, you are right. Although "hormones" undoubtedly have an effect, forget the nonsense about "hormones" being the main cause, it IS, EXACTLY like you said, "a symptom of having having no discipline".
If a fat person REALLY wanted to loose weight badly enough and had the self-discipline to eat significantly less and less calories so that his calorie intake is definitely less than his calorie burn and had the self-discipline to stick with that for long enough, and he WILL loose weight! and he WILL become slim! -that is just basic physics.
Originally posted by KazetNagorraYes they are, but is being fat even though one is eating the same and working out the same as skinny person mean the fat person is doing something wrong? You seem to want to blame it on being lazy.
People with a slower metabolism are still responsible for their own actions.
Are you sticking to your position that being fat means you have no discipline? Are you going to continue to be a bigot?
Originally posted by Eladar
Yes they are, but is being fat even though one is eating the same and working out the same as skinny person mean the fat person is doing something wrong? You seem to want to blame it on being lazy.
Are you sticking to your position that being fat means you have no discipline? Are you going to continue to be a bigot?
You seem to want to blame it on being lazy.
You have obviously been paying less attention to what he said than I have. Reminder of what he actually said:
“For the vast majority of people who are overweight it is because they eat too much. What "too much" is varies from person to person since people's metabolism and digestive systems differ. For some people it will be easier than for others to maintain a healthy weight, but in nearly all cases it's a matter of discipline and/or sufficient exercise (mainly the former). “
the operative words in the above are “mainly the former” so, no, he clearly doesn't “seem” (as you said ) to just simplistically blame it on “being lazy” but rather mainly blames it on overeating, just like I do.
Are you sticking to your position that being fat means you have no discipline?
straw man: “luck of discipline” is not “no discipline”. If a fat person really wants to loose weight, with enough discipline he can. Without enough discipline, he won't. Therefore luck of discipline is why some people who are fat stay fat. Exactly where is the error in that argument? please point out EXACTLY where and how it is erroneous ...
Originally posted by EladarIn most cases, it indicates that the fat person doesn't have the discipline to control his weight. Another person not requiring the same discipline to maintain body weight is irrelevant to this observation.
Yes they are, but is being fat even though one is eating the same and working out the same as skinny person mean the fat person is doing something wrong? You seem to want to blame it on being lazy.
Are you sticking to your position that being fat means you have no discipline? Are you going to continue to be a bigot?
Originally posted by KazetNagorraWhat if a person does not really care about weight? Does that mean the person is undisciplined? Do you judge a person as being undisciplined because the person is fat?
In most cases, it indicates that the fat person doesn't have the discipline to control his weight. Another person not requiring the same discipline to maintain body weight is irrelevant to this observation.