10 May 2011, 7:40 pm
Update: from working out this semester, I now weigh 132 pounds.
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19 Aug 2011, 3:37 am
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 180
Age: 25
Gender: Male
If I did not have food allergies, knew how to cook, and was not a picky eater, I would not have any fat on me. My shoulders, arms, and calves are harder than bricks, but I hate my stomach.
Anyone know how to transfer all of my fat on my stomach to the other parts of my body so it can burn off without having to change anything? 
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23 Aug 2011, 2:23 am
I've lost 75 or so since February, with a prescription weight loss pill.
I want to keep losing (to 100), but am suffering from severe medical problems from the rapid weight loss, and years and years of extreme dieting.
good job!
it is important to build up muscle, as that is the calorie-burning engine of your body. where oprah ran into trouble the first time [with her fat piled high in the little red wagon] was not building muscle, so the impossibly birdfeed-meager diet she was on was not practiceably sustainable. she had better luck the next time because her trainer insisted on muscle-building exercises for her. 10# per month is a prudent rate of weight loss, plus that will give the skin a better chance of shrinking without sagging.
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23 Aug 2011, 2:39 am
6'3"
185#
the insurance co. actuarial tables say i am 15# too fat. i haven't weighed 170# since the 90s. i grunt and pant and sweat over hill and dale 2 hours a day on my bike, i cut out white stuff and red meat and my stomach growls from being empty, and still the weight just won't budge. my best efforts cannot seem to whittle-down my waist. lordy, i'm an over the hill TOFU. 
if only i were 10 years younger.
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23 Aug 2011, 12:34 pm
Update: from working out this semester, I now weigh 132 pounds.
Wow, I am 24, 5' 11 and weigh 180 Lbs. I need to still lose a lot more weight!
23 Aug 2011, 2:14 pm
23 Aug 2011, 6:13 pm
Height: between 6'3" and 6'4" and still growing.
Weight: 87kgs or 191pounds.
Age: Somewhere between 21 and 30.
And before someone mentions it. Yes i am a giant.
Samsies. Well except I am at least ten years older than you and I think I've stopped growing thankfully.
23 Aug 2011, 7:23 pm
Height: between 6'3" and 6'4" and still growing.
Weight: 87kgs or 191pounds.
Age: Somewhere between 21 and 30.
And before someone mentions it. Yes i am a giant.
Samsies. Well except I am at least ten years older than you and I think I've stopped growing thankfully.
Wow. I normally feel tall, and here I feel short.
Lucky ducks... I want to be taller! 
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23 Aug 2011, 7:54 pm
I've lost 75 or so since February, with a prescription weight loss pill.
I want to keep losing (to 100), but am suffering from severe medical problems from the rapid weight loss, and years and years of extreme dieting.
good job!
it is important to build up muscle, as that is the calorie-burning engine of your body. where oprah ran into trouble the first time [with her fat piled high in the little red wagon] was not building muscle, so the impossibly birdfeed-meager diet she was on was not practiceably sustainable. she had better luck the next time because her trainer insisted on muscle-building exercises for her. 10# per month is a prudent rate of weight loss, plus that will give the skin a better chance of shrinking without sagging.
This really is true- I've been trying to run lately for the first time (not just walk) and though I've shed so much weight, I just can't because I've starved away so much muscle- it's not a cardiovascular thing, I just can't manage more than very short bursts before my legs feel like giving out. Pathetic.
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