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60 stone teenager
Amethyst:
This troubled young lady lives not a million miles from me but the reason for the post is this quote from a news article:
"She is now on a strict calorie-controlled and sugar-free diet."
Are the NHS maybe considering that sugar(carbs) could be resposible for weight gain after all?
Venomous:
I wonder how anyone could eat a diet completely free of sugar!
I don't know how someone gets to 60 stone... but then I guess a woman of 7 stone doesn't know how another woman can get to 10 stone... but 60 stone is hard to imagine.
sami:
well she never got there as a adult as she is only 19 to me this is abuse your kid hits 15st and you do some thing about it your kid hits 20 stone and you do nothing there is some thing wrong with you your kid hits 30st then its time for ss to intervene to hit 60st at 19 she must have been 30 at what 12-14
Lucy:
I don't expect by sugar they mean carbs. More just no chocolate cakes sweets and no sugar sprinkled over cereal.
Alan:
--- Quote from: Amethyst on 02 June 2012, 07:22:07 PM ---This troubled young lady lives not a million miles from me but the reason for the post is this quote from a news article:
"She is now on a strict calorie-controlled and sugar-free diet."
Are the NHS maybe considering that sugar(carbs) could be resposible for weight gain after all?
--- End quote ---
She has had problems for a while. I've never liked "boot camp" and "biggest loser" style reality shows; this snippet from the news report confirms my dislike:
--- Quote ---Miss Davis became a minor celebrity when she took part in an American bootcamp series and slimmed down to a healthier weight and more manageable size. But neighbours claimed that her disappearance from view coincided with a new bout of weight gain around three years ago.
--- End quote ---
She needs a new way of thinking to find a new way of eating for life.
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