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> Take getting into shape as an example. Excluding obvious disabilities there's really nothing holding anyone back. Even with horrible schedules you can absolut
by throw_xyzyz 7y ago
> Take getting into shape as an example. Excluding obvious disabilities there's really nothing holding anyone back. Even with horrible schedules you can absolutely go out and join a gym, lose weight, and get ripped.
Like always getting into shape is mostly about not eating rather than exercising. With our highly processed food one could do nothing but run marathons day in day out and still be morbidly obese.
- tsumnia 7y agoI heartfelt disagree and believe that people that push this type of belief are the ones that think being skinny is being fit. Further, look at the amount of calories required to be a strong man. To be "in shape" IS about how much they consume.
- throw_xyzyz 7y agoI always look at the money. If research that goes against the interests of a huge multinational oligopoly has an r value less than 0.1 it's probably true. Saying that you should just exercise more is literally an opinion taken from a Coca Cola commercial: https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2013/01/cokes-unconscionable-new-ad/267185/ https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2013/01/cokes-unc...
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