Holiday weight gain: good news, bad news
The good news is that, despite reports that people gain as much as 5 to 10 pounds during the holidays, the average person “only” gains .81 pounds.
The bad news is that they never, ever, lose it.
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Guilty.
Does this study indicate how many pounds the “average” person gains over a lifetime, and then divide it by the average number of years lived?
Is it based upon that individuals’ body mass index?
does it differentiate for ethnic groups? by state?
;-D Lying with statistics again…just trying to make us feel good!
Additional weight provides a better gravity well weapon, so long as body coordination and power to mass acceleration ratios are maintained.
I always lose 5 or so before thanksgiving, and break even by New Years. Dieting during the holidays ruins the whole thing. But you need to be a lifelong nut-job like me to keep it up.
How much is that in dog years?