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Why don't we all admit obese people are offended because they are too lazy to want to change. Obese and fat are two different issues. I average 10 -15 pounds overweight, travel weekly, and am constantly watching what I eat to avoid getting even heavier. Could I exercise? Yes. I seem to avoid it as I don't enjoy it--but I do enjoy eating and limit what and how much as eating in all different time zones and through all cultures sure makes it hard to stay as thin as I'd like. Hey obese people, try at least. You make us sick.

Sure some people's problems could be solved by eating better and more exercise, but some people's can't and how do you think it makes them feel to see this ad? Obesity is sometimes genetic, what do you mean, "at least try"?. Try for what, Mr. perfect person, try to have different parents? To me it just comes down to other people judging others unfairly. You don't know their lives or what they've been through. Perhaps being obese is the LEAST of their worries. It is no different than someone judging someone on race. Don't you all remember what you learned in kindergarten (those of you that went)? It's what's inside that counts.

It seems that often overweight people rely on defensiveness to avoid taking responsibility for their choices. I like the post below that says she likes to eat and carries around the extra weight that shows that choice-- good for you! Im tired of hearing excuses, usually mumbled between bites of something fattening. If you want to eat, then eat, but take responsibility for it and the effect it has on your body and health. fighting obesity is not about aesthetics-- its a dangerous, life-threatening condition. People who want obese folks to lose weight are not judging them or disgusted with them, we are just concerned for all the health problems that come along with that lifestyle, and many of us are concerned for the KIDS that look like smaller, but porportionally identical, versions of their parents. Obesity is dangerous; its not always a vanity problem for people who advocate against it.

to ag......." People who want obese folks to lose weight are not judging them or disgusted with them," Really?
They're not? Did you read the other posts in this blog? At all? I think once you read them over you will become as disgusted as I am at people who feel they are better than those who are obese. That's what disgusts me. Shallow people. What if the ad had said, "Beat AIDS with a condom"? as if to suggest that unprotected sex was the ONLY way you get AIDS? Obviously it isn't the only way to get it, and those who had it from a blood transfusion would be outraged. It's a blanket statement ad. And some people don't like to be stereotyped. Can't blame them for that, can you?

It's not genetic. Thats the victim mentality we love in the USA. "Its not my fault!". Its also insulting to the rest of the world that doesn't have an obesity epidemic, yet share the same gene pool. The people who can profit from it, are trying to make obesity a treatable condition. They want you to believe YOU have no control..only their Rx are the answer.

Well said! It seems as though people look for things to feel attacked by. I struggle with my weight on a daily basis and I am overweight. I saw this as an ad to remind me that I can beat it if I make healthier choices. I genuinely believe that is all the ad is trying to say.

Fat people are fat...they know it and we can see it. Lose weight fatties, you are costing me money. The only celery that fatties eat is the celery on the side of wings...loaded with blue cheese. Hey fatties, stop complaining and lose weight....get running.

muscle would not cause a BMI number to increase if done by other means than a computer system. if he is as muscular as you say then his BMI would be in the teens. if he goes to a doctor, or even a gym that offers trainers, they can provide other BMI test to prove the difference and he can turn that into the company.

Unfortunately, I can't seem to reply to a reply to a reply. However, in response to j's comment, BMI is a term for a formula that only compares weight to height and does not take into account actual "body fat percentage" at all. I have already looked for at-home ways to measure body fat percentage, and using the procedures that I've found on the web, estimates seem to indicate that he's only 13-14% fat. (Only estimates exist. There is no accurate way to get exact body fat percentage without incinerating the person.)

Kaiser Permanente is a health maintenance organization that has doctors, nurses, medical facilities, etc. So, my partner's doctor IS from Kaiser Permanente, and his doctor is just as guilty of telling him that he's fat. My own doctor is also guilty of relying on BMI, telling me whether I'm overweight or not based on looking up my height and weight on a BMI chart. My doctor's office is small enough that I don't think they even have a tape measure or calipers there. Doctors are exactly the ones who are most guilty of relying too heavily on BMI and not supplementing it the number with potentially more accurate estimates of body fat percentage.

My partner uses the company gym, and I'm not sure they are equipped to do more accurate body fat percentage estimates either.

I agree with Ashley, If one is offended then they obviously have a reason to be. America needs to lighten up and quit being so politically correct.