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You're being really sloppy with your numbers too. If someone ate 200% more than what they need on average, they'd be putting on 300 or 400 pounds per year. Th
by xscott 3y ago
You're being really sloppy with your numbers too. If someone ate 200% more than what they need on average, they'd be putting on 300 or 400 pounds per year. That's like a pound a day, and it's not what happens to most people. Even at 50% over eating, that's about 50 pounds per year, and people don't sustain that either.
Instead, many people past a certain age seem to maintain a weight that's way too high (obese), but not still going up quickly. I think you should adjust your numbers to fit the facts and then reconsider which details are actually important.
- anthonypasq 3y agoyou dont just keep gaining weight into infinity if you eat 6000 calories a day instead of 2000. use your brain please
- xscott 3y agoHeh, you're really unpleasant. Pick your BMR calculator of choice, but 6000 calories a day corresponds to about 850-1100 pounds. There are very few people that heavy. You should use your brain to learn some math, quit being a jack ass, admit when you're wrong, and learn from your mistakes instead of hiding them with insults.