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I highly doubt your thesis. People losing weight with no effort is not going to enable them to put in effort to actually get fit. Especially later in life for f
by spacemadness 2y ago
I highly doubt your thesis. People losing weight with no effort is not going to enable them to put in effort to actually get fit. Especially later in life for folks that have spent most of their adult years not moving a lot. Coupled with that is the potential muscle loss from losing weight this way; trying to regain that lost muscle could be discouraging at first, especially without the right diet.
- AtlasBarfed 2y agoMy "theory" is about the evolution standards of beauty, not what people will actually do when they get thin. Getting fit is a big psychological and lifestyle barrier, I agree. But, not having an excess 50-200 lbs sure helps if someone does try to start.