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A very roundabout way of admitting the failure to do anything about the problem really.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.My daughter (Doctor) refused to use BMI, but she never had any problem telling the right people they were too large.
Thsi does appear to be dividing those who need help immediately over those that need to drop weight but can do it longer term. Providing my inderstanding is correct then I dont have a problem as the two types of Lardarse need differing approaches. I fall in the second category at the moment, need to do something but not a medical emergency.
I read yesterday that Ozempic injections are the 'go-to' answer to the problem.
I have CKD, stage 4, and the renal specilist told me in Sep last year that the Dapagliflozin tabs i am taking has slowed the downward tracjectory down a little. However, should this continue on it's present course, i will be on dialysis in 2 to 3 years.
He recommended to my GP that, as a diabetic, i be prescribed Ozempic, in addition to the Dapagliflozin, not because of any weight concerns, but because it has been proven to be very affective in slowing down CKD.
But because there are lots and lots of wibbly-wobbly fat bellies out there - and not just celebs like James Corden - buying the drug. As a result, i have been told there is a shortage.
So, in a couple of years time, when i'm spending up to 5 hours a day, 3 times a week, on dialysis, i can thank those disgusting 'five-bellies' who cannot be bothered to get off their fat assets and do a bit of exercise.
My elder daughter (a 6' tall international high jumper) registered as obese on current ways of measuring!
The BMI definition is very narrow and not really suitable for all.
You can tell the difference between looking at a tall, strapping, muscular lass and a small, dumpling girl simply by looking. Scales can't.