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> 12 pounds that had refused to come off previously no matter how much exercise I was doing or how religiously I tracked my caloric intake This, aside from oth
by diminoten 14y ago
> 12 pounds that had refused to come off previously no matter how much exercise I was doing or how religiously I tracked my caloric intake
This, aside from other potentially valid points you may make, is utter nonsense. The concept of "stubborn weight" simply doesn't make sense.
Your comment as a whole reeks of the pseudoscience that plagues the nutrition field and makes it incredibly difficult to determine fact from fiction when trying to get healthy.
- randallsquared 14y ago> The concept of "stubborn weight" simply doesn't make sense. Except, you know, in practice. There are many potential explanations for why this could happen, but "pretend it doesn't happen" is not one.
- diminoten 14y agoIt's a false implication that it's the body's set of physiological processes that are to blame for the inability of a person to lose weight, when in reality it's a myriad of psychological issues which are really to blame. So yes, in practice, it doesn't make sense.