> <mikesmith9...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Wasn't trying to judge or insult you. I have friends from high school who
> put on a few, and those changes helped them a lot. Thyroid issue perhaps?
No problem. Could be thyroid. I have no idea. I'll ask my doctor about
it.
Always Learning - 23 Apr 2008 15:14 GMT
>Could be thyroid.
Oh boy, here we go again....mentioning something that accounts for at
MOST 1 in 1 million of the reasons fatasses are fat.
99.9% of the reason people are fat as a house is because 1. They eat
too much food in a day and 2. They do not exercise enough to burn
calories.
ALSO many people with hypothyroidism are not fatasses so how do you
explain that?
Chris B. - 23 Apr 2008 23:31 GMT
>>Could be thyroid.
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> ALSO many people with hypothyroidism are not fatasses so how do you
> explain that?
Tyroid is a real issue. In my case I didn't gain lots of weight, but I felt
like crap, and had to nap all the time. Combine that with no diet changes
and clearly weight gain would happen to most. Obviously the vast majority
of people are obese due to lifestyle choices, but you can't simply deny that
other factors matter in some cases.
Chris B. - 23 Apr 2008 23:27 GMT
On 23 avr, 01:13, "Chris B." <Chris...@shaw.ca> wrote:
> <mikesmith9...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>
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> Wasn't trying to judge or insult you. I have friends from high school who
> put on a few, and those changes helped them a lot. Thyroid issue perhaps?
No problem. Could be thyroid. I have no idea. I'll ask my doctor about
it.
I have a hypo thyroid and take medication for it daily. It was not
diagnosed for years, but I was tired all the time and never felt like
exercising at all. After treatment, that slowly changed. Probably can't
hurt to check, and cool you'll ask your doctor.