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genuineloicensed i/me generic poster  2yr ago (image post) 384 thread views #96824

:marseymutt: 20% of :marseyburger: children are obese: (12.7% of 2-5 y/os, 20.7% of 6-11 y/os, 22.2% of 12-19 y/os)

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My BMI is 22.5 and I would need to put on about 60 lbs to be considered obese (30+ BMI). I cannot fathom carrying even remotely that much more weight. It is hard to believe that 40% of American guys have - at minimum - a 30 BMI.

My unsolicited advice for anyone meeting that criteria is to get a fitness tracker and try to do 10k steps a day. Don't go to bed until you hit that mark. Obviously you also need to improve your diet.

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