Funny Political Picture Thread Part VI***Yeah it got worse.

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    2A_Tom

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    A staff sgt I knew was 5' 4" and over 200 lbs.

    For his yearly physical he had to go to the hospital and be weighed in water to determine his actual BMI.
     

    DadSmith

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    Really fight my weight as well. Always been a big guy, except when in the Marines. Can't keep up that level of activity. We ate 4 - 5,000 cals/day and couldn't maintain our weight.

    Still have a resting heart rate in the low 50's, gym 3 x a week, active as the arthritis lets me be. Lots of pain sometimes.

    Doc says I am fine.

    Happy old fat guy..... :oldwise:

    Don
    Yep that's what happens you get out get older metabolism slows and that appetite is still there. I had to work hard on not eating like that for years. I think it's something that is stuck in your brain and your body thinks it still needs all that to operate on. I've been running on 200 grams of carbs a day or less depending on how active I am that day. With a minimum of 25 grams of fiber. According to my dietitian 1 gram of fiber per 15 grams of carbs. Higher fiber is better, but no less than 1 gram per 15 carbs. Makes it pretty easy to make meals going by that.
     

    2A_Tom

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    Only in Indiana do they have permanent roadwork signs. 20210623_201753.jpg
    I drove to New Jersey on I 80, and these are every 20 miles or so.
     
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