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2011 Jul 29, 8:28am   14,273 views  73 comments

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"Obese man cut from chair he was stuck in for 2 years dies; skin fused with maggot-infested fabric"

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"Bellaire police had to cut the man free after finding that his skin had fused to the chair's fabric.:

"They said he sat in his own waste and was covered in maggots."

Hey, I don't like to exercise either, but when it gets to the point when you are stuck in a chair full of your own excrement and your maggot-infused skin has fused to the chair, it's time to get off your ass.

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52   Dan8267   2011 Sep 8, 4:20am  

thunderlips11 says

Aspartame is another great product. It's basically E Coli waste.

Eeewww! That's disgusting. It's the shit that shit shits.

53   leo707   2011 Sep 8, 4:30am  

Dan8267 says

thunderlips11 says

Aspartame is another great product. It's basically E Coli waste.

Eeewww! That's disgusting. It's the shit that shit shits.

Disgusting, how so? Sounds like a fancy delicacy, like Casu Marzu cheese, fetal chickens, or haggis.

54   Â¥   2011 Sep 8, 7:31am  

thunderlips11 says

I couldn't agree more. I stopped eating bread, potatoes, and pasta and lost 40lb.

I've lost 25 lbs since May just cutting back the overall calories, mainly by substituting 1oz of almonds and a slice cheese for lunch to get me from bf to dinner, and eating a somewhat light dinner, quantity-wise.

Now a chipotle burrito busts my gut. I should only eat half. Got another 25 to go but once you're in the groove of losing it's kinda fun. The pants that were getting tight in April are so baggy now : )

I tried 'traditional' low fat diets and felt miserable, low energy, very depressed.

Low fat sucks, yes, since low-fat means high-carb. High(er)-fat diet is where it's at, but you've got to ration the calories to maintain a 500-1000 kcal/day deficit. That will give you the 1 to 2lb/week loss rate.

I still eat cookies and stuff but instead of half the bag I just eat one serving. Funny how when you're "denying" yourself, one piddly serving feels like the whole bag.

55   mdovell   2011 Sep 8, 12:30pm  

Low fat I thought was a 80s fad...then again I had friends on adkins and it worked but everyone on it got pretty moody.

There's also good and bad fats.

Personally I try to eat a large breakfast focusing mostly on proteins. Greek yogurt, peanut butter, egg whites etc.

Bread for me is ok but NOT white bread

Fast food is bad although I'd say I much rather have a 5 guys burger than something from mcdonalds or burgerking..less processed I think. Then again at one point I thought I was lactose intolerate but I wasn't.

Recently I discovered zevia and it's not bad.

That aspertain reference reminds me that in Asia any gum sold with sugar alcohols I think is sold in more of a prescription like bottle.

56   Â¥   2011 Sep 8, 12:46pm  

mdovell says

That aspertain reference reminds me that in Asia any gum sold with sugar alcohols I think is sold in more of a prescription like bottle

nah, you can get xylitol gum in regular packs. They do sell it in a bottle, but that's just for people who chew it a lot (like me).

57   KILLERJANE   2011 Sep 8, 2:24pm  

Get a juicer. Buy organic veggies as much as you can and drink up. We are an undernourished country. We need more nutrition and less doctors. We wouldn't cry so much about insurance if we all healed ourselves as much as possible.

58   KILLERJANE   2011 Sep 8, 2:28pm  

APOCALYPSEFUCK is Tony Manero says

Right on. This should be a little test a doctor does. Give the blood pressure patient a huge list of real foods and get the patient to only eat from it for six weeks, blood oath, before considering any drug interventions. After hearing all manner of stories from people who went radical anti-salt/anti-restaurant, I am convinced the 'hypertension' epidemic is really a sodium allergy epidemic.

mdovell says

My mom was on blood pressure meds, 68 yrs old, they wanted to surgically treat her. She started juicing. Did a 7 day juice fast. NO MORE MEDS. HER BLOOD PRESSURE IS NORMAL NOW. she juices up twice a day and still eats.

If you eat well then eating junk feels more toxic.

59   anonymous   2011 Sep 8, 9:50pm  

Ive lost 60lbs in six months, and i eat well and the only exercise i added outside of my usual work week was more hiking. I actually found the low carb/higher fat deal after i had lost most of the weight, but it still made sense why what i did worked (started drinking only water, and avoided sweets) which naturally cuts your carb/sugar intake in half. The last 10+ lbs ive lost, thru self induced ketosis, people make more comments about. After losing damn near 50lbs of fat, converting the last pounds to muscle has really reshaped my body.

My vision had marked improvement with cutting carbs entirely. I remain sated longer, and have found ways to eat like this for same price or even cheaper then when i was eating the standard american diet filled with fillers (bread/grains and sugars). Two dozen eggs and 2lbs of bacon ends can cover a weeks brfst for 10$. I eat salads with mixed greens+spinach at lunch, 10$ gets you though the week, and animal fats w/fresh garden veggies for supper. Shop the grocers/markets for last day expiry meats, and thats 20$ for a week of dinners. 7 gallons of water and a bag of almonds and box of cashews, another 15$. 55$ per week for me in groceries, but knocking out even two fast foodesque meals a week were easily 20$. It felt more expesive eating like this at first, but in reality, its cheaper then what i was doing (dollar wise) and the embedded savings, like nixing my health insurance, and being much healthier, make it a much more affordable way of life

If you can garden and you can cook, you can eat well affodably. Now that were past summer, im starting some microgreens, and add some lite muscle shaping exercise. Not sure you can put a price tag on being healthy.

Next up im going for blood work, so when people say that it sounds dangerous and that all the cholesterol is deadly, ill show them my numbers. Good cholesterol reading and a in shape body,,,,,,,yes sounds very unhealthy. Cue the Lipitor commercial

60   KILLERJANE   2011 Sep 9, 1:02am  

Gerson therapy...gerson miracle.

61   MisdemeanorRebel   2011 Sep 9, 2:11am  

errc says

. Two dozen eggs and 2lbs of bacon ends can cover a weeks brfst for 10$. I eat salads with mixed greens+spinach at lunch, 10$ gets you though the week, and animal fats w/fresh garden veggies for supper. Shop the grocers/markets for last day expiry meats, and thats 20$ for a week of dinners. 7 gallons of water and a bag of almonds and box of cashews, another 15$. 55$ per week for me in groceries, but knocking out even two fast foodesque meals a week were easily 20$

Errc, great tips.

My wife turned me on to Arugula and Spinach, which cured my aversion to salad. Before then, I considered salad something pretty to look at while you ate bread waiting for the main course. Iceberg lettuce is tasteless!

Parsley is another power-packed tasty green I discovered recently. Cheap as hell, and it grows like crazy in pots in the house. Parsley is really rich in iron and vitamins.

Dinner will be a big spinach-arugula-parsley salad with a small piece of grilled Tilapia. Both the salad and the dressing is a lemon-garlic-olive oil mix that I whip up in a bowl.

Another great all purpose "dressing" is mayo with a hint of mustard and lemon. You can put it on fish or chicken for the last few minutes of cooking and it creates a tasty 'crust' without using flour.

mdovell says

Low fat I thought was a 80s fad...then again I had friends on adkins and it worked but everyone on it got pretty moody.

It's still pushed heavily and is the "official diet" (See FDA food pyramid aka the "Feedlot Cow" diet). There are still plenty of high carb advocates out there, despite the compelling lack of evidence.

However I believe that some people are very carb resistant and can eat high carb diets without gaining weight.

62   anonymous   2011 Sep 9, 5:42am  

it's not a matter of being "carb resistant" per say, more so that carbohydrates don't seem to make them insulin resistant, confusing the system of fat stores in their bodies. doesn't make them any less unhealthy for people that don't pack on all the fat from eating all the sugar.

The biggest thing we can do to fight the pharma-government+lie-complex, is to eat healthy. Even if you can't stomach the idea of passing up your soda, or desserts and sweets, if you avoid sugar everywhere you can, you're better off for it. Our collective health is merely the result of our collective dietary inputs. Obesity/diabetes, hypertension, (Alzhiemers?) and the google of problems that come as a result of "putting unleaded gas in your diesel engine", are the not so silent killers. Dont' just buy fresh buy local, Eat fresh and Eat local! Eat seasonally. This also would be your best way to fight overconsumption of petroleum, as it's estimated that anywhere from 33-51% of domestic petro consumption is because of how "we" eat. From start to finish and everything in between

thunderlips, if you've never heard of growing in house microgreens, you're welcome. get to googling. They are so easy to grow, and certainly affordable if you price in all the implications of how and what you eat, not just the simple price tag on your bag of romaine and spinach. SPINACH IS THE SHIT! I'm like a modern day Popeye anymore, literally pissing away the fat and piling on the muscle.

Best of all, i have chosen not to renew my health insurance with my employer for 2012, and am working out a way to get compensated monetarily, in lieu of that fucking racket. 5600 this year, and i never go to the dr. and have never accepted any drugs/meds.

Big Oil
big Gov
Big drugs
Big Agriculture

can all kiss my smaller behind, you're no friend of mine!

63   Paralithodes   2011 Sep 13, 11:22pm  

zzyzzx says

Are you saying that some of these fatties are so fat, that they have their own gravitational pull?

ROFL! Well done, well done!

64   zzyzzx   2011 Sep 14, 4:54am  

Are you going to eat that???

66   elliemae   2011 Sep 17, 11:59am  

At the risk of offending my jewish friends (of which I'm one, for those of you who don't know it)...

Maybe this wasn't a case of a McDonald's falling into the ground from the weight of the customers. Maybe, just maybe, an old jewish man dropped a nickle down a gopher hole...

67   TMAC54   2011 Sep 18, 5:01am  

Dan8267 says

Btw, the current results for the "Do you feel bad for this man?" poll on the article is

Appears nobody knows the real solution.

Everybody knows W.T.F. stands for "WHERE'S THE FOOD" !
But seriously, This poor guy's life time goals are similar to our own - F.F.F. Fame, Fortune or FOOD !

EllieMae: You should have wrote for Seinfeld !

Is it true the definition of a Jewish dilemma is free ham ?

Serious problems avail. Was at Costco recently, could not help observing a LARGE woman with her several children all enjoying Hot Dogs. She scolded one young man for dripping mustard then punished him by eating his. Then looked over to me and spattered out " what are you looking at " ? I left ! She wasn't gettin a bite of mine !

68   TMAC54   2011 Sep 18, 3:48pm  

zzyzzx says

Am I missing something here???

I am hoping his girlfriend\roomate had life insurance on the guy !

69   elliemae   2011 Sep 18, 5:35pm  

TMAC54 says

Is it true the definition of a Jewish dilemma is free ham ?

Yep. Either that or pork half-price.

70   Rerun WhatsHappenin   2011 Sep 20, 1:54am  

If obese people would just stop having sex, then they just might stop reproducing themselves and become extinct.

Oh wait, that's n...........

72   Tenpoundbass   2012 May 25, 1:11am  

When is that picture from?
Right now portions across the board are getting smaller and smaller, as prices are going up. TMAC54 was talking about the fat woman snatching food off people's plate(or hot dogs as it were).
Our food industry complex is doing that now, and charging you for the displeasure. As folks keep perpetuating this myth, that all Americans are fat and over weight, because food was abundant and affordable. Now it's not affordable, and is getting harder to come by. And what little food they do serve, they are now filling it with the most vile and disgusting fillers that are far worse than beef, mayo, vegetable oil, and potatos and bread. Where's the outrage about pink slime and other chemical fillers? Not to mention all of the corn sweeteners they stuff in food that otherwise didn't need it.

Most beers in a 6 pack are on average 10.5 oz.

More over, I call bullshit on that picture. If people ate out in the 50's they expected their money's worth. A 4oz burger are you kidding me, for a kids meal perhaps. Food was cheap then, I think someone could afford 3 or 4 3.9 oz hamburgers.
But I remember hamburger buns that makes our hamburger buns we get today, look, taste and feel, like something you buy in an envelope. Classic Hamburger buns were 5 to 6 inch diameter, and were a real hardy bread, not this 80% air crap they sell today. There was only one size of french fries, "a basket", and there was always free refills on fountain drinks. Or the 7oz Coke was only 5 cents.

73   FortWayne   2012 May 25, 1:26am  

Obese is more proper.

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