Adam Sandler needs to put his daughter on a diet ASAP!

mrschmoe wrote:

Well they better watch it. That's child is OBESE! There is an
epidemic of obese children, especially girls, starting puberty very
early and having all sorts of hormonal problems caused by the obesity,
and of course heart problems and diabetes later on. It's that simple.

is it also the hormones in the food in the US? The milk, the beef, pork and
chicken.

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On Jul 6, 4:52�am, "ant" wrote:
mrschmoe wrote:
Well they better watch it. *That's child is OBESE! *There is an
epidemic of obese children, especially girls, starting puberty very
early and having all sorts of hormonal problems caused by the obesity,
and of course heart problems and diabetes later on. *It's that simple.

is it also the hormones in the food in the US? The milk, the beef, pork and
chicken.

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My niece drinks tons of milk and eats lots of chicken, her weight is
perfect. She even on the occasion gets junk food. AND we have weight
issues in our family.

ant wrote:
mrschmoe wrote:


Well they better watch it. That's child is OBESE! There is an
epidemic of obese children, especially girls, starting puberty very
early and having all sorts of hormonal problems caused by the obesity,
and of course heart problems and diabetes later on. It's that simple.


is it also the hormones in the food in the US? The milk, the beef, pork and
chicken.

I don't think so. It's more likely folks give their children such large
portions at mealtime. Combine that with a more sedentary lifestyle for
some children, eventually more calories go in than come out, and they
have to go somewhere.

I remember how small school lunch portions were compared what I had to
eat at home. I ate a lot, but with my running around a lot, I didn't
gain any extra weight.

GI tract quirks combined with activity levels keeps my weight quite
stable over the years.
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