Five Ways One Has To Pay the Price for Obesity: Swingers Discussion 118104

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TOPIC: Five Ways One Has To Pay the Price for Obesity

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User Details are only visible to members.	This is a hard call. On one hand yes, I agree. For example, food stamps: I believe that if you eat on the tax payer's dollar you will eat healthy foods. There will be no crap in your diet, etc. Nothing pisses me off like seeing Moms ahead of me paying with the Lone Star card and buying garbage for their kids like sugar filled cookies, doughnuts, Pop Tarts...buy that on your dime, not mine. Traveling, I agree with that as well. I can't stand being on a plane and having someone almost sitting in my lap. But then again........we do have civil liberties. And one of our rights is that if we want to be obese we can. I don't know what the answer is. In a free society you cannot FORCE people to live healthy lives. I do think that insurance companies are going to start going the route of smokers...if your BMI is a certain number your premiums are higher and such as that. The key is I think in teaching our children healthy lives.
San Marcos TX			Username hidden (23645 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	pshaw!!! hush yo mouf!! We ain't gonna be havin none o that educated speechifyin up in hea!! Next thing you know, those that have accepted that fat is king will be in here attacking us.../hide
Hephzibah GA			Username hidden (121 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Torta...Sounds like a great plan. Hopefully you'll also have the opther kind of health insurance--the kind that pays for illness care. If so, ask your insurer if there is some kind of discount for joining and attending a fitness center. Some will discount for this kind of pre-emptive care. Seduction for Two...Thanks for the pointer to the BBW thread. You would be chagrinned--but not surprised--to hear the statements made to me in the office and hospital on a regular basis. We need to create a different vision of health, of wellbeing, and of personal responsibility. This is not a matter of politics. It is not a matter of race, gender, ethics, or any other social construct. It is a matter of biology.
Atlanta GA			Username hidden (384 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Torta... You are precisely on track when you suggest the need for consistent activity for your daughter. We made it a family affair. Let the school fulfill the appropriate group sports activities. What worked for us was a family gym membership. Worth every penny. Our daughter is now 22 and at the gym for at least an hour a day. We call it "health insurance". FL
Atlanta GA			Username hidden (384 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Yeah, they really screwed up the education system. teachers are not allowed to "teach" anymore. They are only allowed to assign pre-determined work that culminates in an end of year test. Because of this, I gave my kids a choice..after school activity that involves sweat, or come home and sweat-equity for your food. Daughter chose ROTC, twins chose wrestling..
Hephzibah GA			Username hidden (121 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	When I was in school, I had physical education (gym class, etc.) In elementary school, we had it every day. In Jr. and High School, we had it at least two or three days a week. We also had to take a fitness test that I believe was mandated by the government. We also had health classes too. Whatever happened to Phys ed and health class? Was it replaced by bigger cafeterias for lunch? M
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TOPIC: Five Ways One Has To Pay the Price for Obesity