Originally posted by Bryn
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Tory plans to limit access to your GP
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Originally posted by MrGongGong View PostFFS how do we stop these dangerous cretins from ruining more lives in the cause of propping up their mates?
[FONT=Comic Sans MS][I][B]Numquam Satis![/B][/I][/FONT]
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amateur51
Originally posted by Bryn View PostYou really must get up to date re. obesity, Sir Velo. A strong genetic predisposition has recently been established, and several errant genes identified. I would not be at all surprised to hear that a similar genetic link applies re. type 2 diabetes.
See, for instance, http://sciencenordic.com/seven-new-g...ity-identified
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Originally posted by Bryn View PostYou really must get up to date re. obesity, Sir Velo. A strong genetic predisposition has recently been established, and several errant genes identified. I would not be at all surprised to hear that a similar genetic link applies re. type 2 diabetes.
See, for instance, http://sciencenordic.com/seven-new-g...ity-identified
What exactly is a "genetic predisposition"? Presumably it occurs because individuals have been brought up in family environments where unhealthy,fatty foods are the norm. When I hear from obesity "sufferers" who wail about "slow metabolisms" I always say "Aren't you lucky not to need so much food? That must save you a lot of cash."
Advice to those with "a strong genetic predisposition" to obesity: adjust your eating habits accordingly in order that calorie intake matches calorie output. Measure your food intake until you get the balance right. It used to be called self control or self denial. Not a popular message these days it seems where everything is someone else's fault and not the individual's responsibility. :sadface:
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Originally posted by Sir Velo View Post...What exactly is a "genetic predisposition"? Presumably it occurs because individuals have been brought up in family environments where unhealthy,fatty foods are the norm. When I hear from obesity "sufferers" who wail about "slow metabolisms" I always say "Aren't you lucky not to need so much food? That must save you a lot of cash."...
Forget individual 'genetic predispositions' - we all have it.
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amateur51
Originally posted by Sir Velo View PostThanks for the advice Bryn. Well, one can always find a medical study which supports a particular POV, can't one?
What exactly is a "genetic predisposition"? Presumably it occurs because individuals have been brought up in family environments where unhealthy,fatty foods are the norm. When I hear from obesity "sufferers" who wail about "slow metabolisms" I always say "Aren't you lucky not to need so much food? That must save you a lot of cash."
Advice to those with "a strong genetic predisposition" to obesity: adjust your eating habits accordingly in order that calorie intake matches calorie output. Measure your food intake until you get the balance right. It used to be called self control or self denial. Not a popular message these days it seems where everything is someone else's fault and not the individual's responsibility. :sadface:
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So, back to the people who want to grab the NHS for private medical companies...
This is a simple issue.
any attempt to charge for or limit access to services should be opposed completely.
It is our service, we pay for it. privatisation is not necessary, we can afford universal care.
Follow the money if you want to find the "need" for change.
And overweight people had to pay tax last I heard.I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, debriefed or numbered. My life is my own.
I am not a number, I am a free man.
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