being overweight might help you live longer
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into my music , just passing through to look at the chitty chat on the forums maybe the odd event . I'm the nice bloke who everybody though was sweet with a dazzling smile who is "too nice" to be boyf material . just incase he pops by , i'm also looking for a wonderful b/f with a big house who is busy with his own things so i can paint in the loft / large shed
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dirtybirdyThu 08/11/07 22:50 |
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An interesting article from the independant claiming being in the overweight range of 25 - 30 bmi range might mean you live a bit longer . |
corvusThu 08/11/07 22:56 |
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nice to see how all these stories contridict one another as only a week ago they were saying to cut out all fatty food and what not and get thin to stay alive and now being a bit overweight could actually help. |
#89298Thu 08/11/07 22:57 |
The Independent is just like a less hate-filled Daily Mail these days. |
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deleted:foxyThu 08/11/07 23:00 |
I doubt that being overweight will help you live longer. |
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#124052Thu 08/11/07 23:01 |
Well your less likely to starve to death |
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hughlieThu 08/11/07 23:03 |
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That's good news as I was told this week my bmi was 27 and told to lose weight. I will think twice about it now! I have also have heard that a friend's brother who has a form of leukaemia has a greater chance of survival as he is overweight and so has more weight available to lose with the treatment he is receiving. |
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