Not all illness it doesn’t, many illnesses have **** all to do with weight or lifestyle, including circa 60% of all cancers.
agreed - but as i pointed out just above that is a separate issue in many cases to becoming sick/ill in the first place .
it's impossible to rule out illness but you increase your chances by being healthy. I've just eaten an egg salad with a pint of water followed by an orange. This reduces my cholesterol and this reduces the risk of heart attacks and the vitamin c bolsters my immune system to help fight of illness. I'm not saying even fit healthy people don't get unlucky, but if you're fat and lazy I don't want to here a sob story because you've not looked after yourself that's all.
my original post no offence intended just being real . I did day I have sympathy . I used to be an addict it's the same thing no sympathy your own fault do something about it.
You’re still missing the point. Yes being healthy is sensible and reduces your risks. But assuming that every person with a chronic condition who is also overweight somehow brought illness upon themselves is a completely false premise.
A poor diet will increase the risk of illness, this is why so may people are fat bastards, they eat to much processed crap and not enough fresh (inc frozen) veg
yes pull up bars , parallel bars basically... nowt you can't do really and results are good or have been for me
@Spurlock I'm fortunate nobody up here uses the outdoor gym .. not sure I'd have started if it was full of people. I bet London is are packed?
I’m in Huddersfield mate Tbh I haven’t noticed an outdoor gym here...see vids on YouTube of people using kiddies play areas, monkey bars etc for their workouts.
