Lame trolling but for you an improvement. I never had a problem attracting large numbers of attractive women and never spent a night home alone as a single man except by choice.
You said 25-30% is healthy. You said 32-35% is obese. Where is overweight/fat? 31%? 
Go on call me names, insult me.
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Are you really this ignorant or just trolling because your little feelings got hurt?
Weight that is higher than what is considered as a healthy weight for a given height is described as overweight or obese. Body Mass Index, or BMI, is used as a screening tool for overweight or obesity.
Not at all, just trying to clarify what you said.
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No you arenât, you intentionally misrepresented what I said until You were called on it.
You might as well give up, Jen. Iâve never seen where he has admitted to ever making an errorâŚeven when I pointed one out to him with a link to the truth.
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I didnât make an error.
Maybe not in this thread. However, you did change what you said. I donât really know that either of them is correct.
No I didnât. My preference has not changed and a I said and showed there are different ways to measure body mass and different definitions of what defines healthy, and obese though they are similar.
What people find attractive is very much individual although it generally falls along the lines of what we perceive as being healthy, fit, and symmetrical.
Blah, blah, blah! All you are posting are your opinions and preferences and trying to use them to define obesity.
No sheâs not. You are an opinionated Know-It-All
Obesity begins at BMI=30
âŚand thatâs just Class I Obesity
Class II runs from 35-39.9%
Class III Obesity starts at 40%
âŚand includes:
- Severe
- Morbid
- Super
50% BMI is SUPER OBESE
What happened to 25-30%�
That would be 25%âŚconsidered OVERWEIGHT
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Err no, many people have trouble losing weight due to mobility issues. And I wouldnât qualify that percentage as very small. Itâs exponentially harder to lose or maintain a healthy weight if you canât engage in vigorous cardio due to joint or back problems.
Beware the skinny cow. Secretly⌠they are hungry⌠very, very, hungry.
âAfter two whole years, Pharaoh dreamed that he was standing by the Nile, and behold, there came up out of the Nile seven cows, attractive and plump, and they fed in the reed grass. And behold, seven other cows, ugly and thin, came up out of the Nile after them, and stood by the other cows on the bank of the Nile. And the ugly, thin cows ate up the seven attractive, plump cows.â
No, once again the source I provided listed 20-30% as normal/healthy.
Once again youâre just arguing to be an ass.
Mobility issues and glandular disorders are completely different things. Glandular disorders was what he was referring to.
There is some deep rooted bitterness there and heâs just lashing out. He got dealt a bad hand along the way and itâs all our fault.
Horse hockey, youâre the one thatâs been on the defensive throughout the thread and heâs just looking for an argument.
All I did was state my own preferences and facts.
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Very true and a very good point, Zantax.
I had my knee absolutely demolished by being sidelined playing volleyball. Never could run again and man, did I love running.
My neck and lower back are a mess from a bad water skiing incident.
But, where there is a will thereâs a way. Yoga and exercising in a swimming pool for no stress or damage to joints is a good alternate. I am investigating âspoolsâ for that very reason.
A record high number of Americansâ40%, or more than 100 million adultsâare living with diabetes or prediabetes according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Without significant changes, as many as 30% of people with prediabetes will go on to develop type 2 diabetes.
13% take medication for diabetes.
BMI is at best a crude measurement,
As a retired hockey player, non professional I still carry a great deal of muscle which weights more than fat. The BMI would consider me over weight however that certainly isnât the case.