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April knows how to walk. On two feet. She tells you everything about it. For weightloss.
We know how she does everything: Slowly and steadily, getting nowhere.
But now we learn what's most important about the new habit of walking upright (from the transcript):

"it becomes your habit it becomes the way you live your life
and that's the most important is having a life that you love a life that you enjoy that you're able to grow healthier and
happier every single day and you don't have to be at some goal weight in order to be happy you don't have to be at some goal weight
to be nice to yourself you're worth it now..." (but maybe you don't look so tasty anymore)

She's all preachy-positivity-changing your mindset(y) while looking like she's about to cry.


eta Maybe the problem is just like with cleaning. You can make it "a bit cleaner every day", I'm all for that, but it won't get really clean then. You can live with that shitty phase all day every day, okay. But then you've settled for the shittiness.

Just like that, if you grow healthier and happier every day, you're not ever really happy?
Something is not bright here.
 
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Double posting because I just really needed to add this nonsense...

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Several possible mechanisms have been suggested to explain how obesity might increase the risks of some cancers.
  • Obese people often have chronic low-level inflammation, which can, over time, cause DNA damage that leads to cancer. Overweight and obese individuals are more likely than normal-weight individuals to have conditions or disorders that are linked to or that cause chronic local inflammation and that are risk factors for certain cancers (26). For example, chronic local inflammation induced by gastroesophageal reflux disease or Barrett esophagus is a likely cause of esophageal adenocarcinoma. Obesity is a risk factor for gallstones, a condition characterized by chronic gallbladder inflammation, and a history of gallstones is a strong risk factor for gallbladder cancer (27). Chronic ulcerative colitis (a chronic inflammatory condition) and hepatitis (a disease of the liver causing inflammation) are risk factors for different types of liver cancer (28).
  • Fat tissue (also called adipose tissue) produces excess amounts of estrogen, high levels of which have been associated with increased risks of breast, endometrial, ovarian, and some other cancers.
  • Obese people often have increased blood levels of insulin and insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1). (This condition, known as hyperinsulinemia or insulin resistance, precedes the development of type 2 diabetes.) High levels of insulin and IGF-1 may promote the development of colon, kidney, prostate, and endometrial cancers (29).
  • Fat cells produce adipokines, hormones that may stimulate or inhibit cell growth. For example, the level of an adipokine called leptin, which seems to promote cell proliferation, in the blood increases with increasing body fat. And another adipokine, adiponectin—which is less abundant in obese people than in those of normal weight—may have antiproliferative effects.
  • Fat cells may also have direct and indirect effects on other cell growth regulators, including mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR) and AMP-activated protein kinase.
Other possible mechanisms by which obesity could affect cancer risk include changes in the mechanical properties of the scaffolding that surrounds breast cells (30) and altered immune responses, effects on the nuclear factor kappa beta system, and oxidative stress (31).
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Where did this dumbass get her medical degree a Cracker Jack box? She needs to have her medical license revoked before she gets people killed.
 
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lottalove said:
April knows how to walk. On two feet. She tells you everything about it. For weightloss.
We know how she does everything: Slowly and steadily, getting nowhere.
But now we learn what's most important about the new habit of walking upright (from the transcript):

"it becomes your habit it becomes the way you live your life
and that's the most important is having a life that you love a life that you enjoy that you're able to grow healthier and
happier every single day and you don't have to be at some goal weight in order to be happy you don't have to be at some goal weight
to be nice to yourself you're worth it now..." (but maybe you don't look so tasty anymore)

She's all preachy-positivity-changing your mindset(y) while looking like she's about to cry.


eta Maybe the problem is just like with cleaning. You can make it "a bit cleaner every day", I'm all for that, but it won't get really clean then. You can live with that shitty phase all day every day, okay. But then you've settled for the shittiness.

Just like that, if you grow healthier and happier every day, you're not ever really happy?
Something is not bright here.
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Aren't you going to mention the fact that April admits using those "cotton strips" to put in your fat rolls so they don't chafe as much? Can't remember which other whale recommended them - Corissa / J or Ash, but it's gotta be the most humiliating fat thing ever. They're called Tummy Liners on Amazon, and it's just cotton body pads to absorb the sweat in your fupa and other body parts.
She also recommends walking with a bucket to sit on it or use to get up.

Wonder how she got her traumatic leg injury though. Has she ever mentioned it in her previous videos? Since her rehabilitation center gave her cream for chub rub and a fucking bucket, I assume that she got it while already morbidly obese, but I wonder how that happened. Inb4 it was something so silly as tripping in her kitchen while waddling for a late night binge.

Also I can't at all her fitness equipment. She has that massage gun that's really neat and expensive. And there's no fucking way she can actually roll on her "high density" foam roller.
 
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Azovka said:
Wonder how she got her traumatic leg injury though.
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She’s mentioned it before. She hurt it at work by climbing up a ladder and falling off. She destroyed a tendon in her ankle, her ACL, tore her MCL, crushed the meniscus in her knee and broke her fibular. She says it took her a year to be able to walk normal again.
 
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PurpleEater said:
I saw an infographic today on Instagram that said something like: "1200 calories isn't nearly enough to deal with the daily pressures of life. Go on, keep eating."
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That's about as healthy as saying: "A glass of wine isn't enough to deal with the daily pressures of life. Go on, keep drinking."

Or: "a cigarette isn't enough to deal with the daily pressures of life. Go on, smoke crack."

Better cope poorly, than address the issue seems to be the new woke thing to do. That's just sad and fucked up.
 
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lottalove said:
April knows how to walk. On two feet. She tells you everything about it. For weightloss.
We know how she does everything: Slowly and steadily, getting nowhere.
But now we learn what's most important about the new habit of walking upright (from the transcript):

"it becomes your habit it becomes the way you live your life
and that's the most important is having a life that you love a life that you enjoy that you're able to grow healthier and
happier every single day and you don't have to be at some goal weight in order to be happy you don't have to be at some goal weight
to be nice to yourself you're worth it now..." (but maybe you don't look so tasty anymore)

She's all preachy-positivity-changing your mindset(y) while looking like she's about to cry.

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eta Maybe the problem is just like with cleaning. You can make it "a bit cleaner every day", I'm all for that, but it won't get really clean then. You can live with that shitty phase all day every day, okay. But then you've settled for the shittiness.

Just like that, if you grow healthier and happier every day, you're not ever really happy?
Something is not bright here.
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Every video she's made in the past few weeks has either been the theme "here is my plan to lose weight" or "here are things i bought to continue my plan to lose weight." How many videos does she need to make where she daydreams about successfully losing weight? How many products does she need to recommend other people buy just to walk, a totally free activity? The clip where she is showing off all the shit she lugs around in a bag is great. TP and wipes in case she shits herself on the "trell," expensive lip balm, more than one hand sanitizer, multiple tripods to set up cameras because if she doesn't film herself walking back and forth in the same spot no one will believe she walked at all.

I like watching April because she seems always to be teetering extremely close to a breakdown and plastering on that smile to pretend she's not. After her tewwible injury (faceplanting on the trell and suffering "multiple contusions" while a boomer couple passively watched and did nothing or whatever she claimed), I figured that would begin a backsliding into weight gain arc, and I'm on the edge of my seat waiting to see if I'm right.
 
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FuckDuckSeagull said:
She must have worked very hard indeed to cherrypick the studies supporting her insanity. :story: "I believe this so it MUST be true!"
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She'd have to cite studies to cherry pick. I've seen her pop up a few times and it's always the same. She makes a bunch of wild claims about obesity backs nothing up and falls back on "I'm A dOcToR!!".
 
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Fat Studies 422
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Fat Studies 422

From the Washington State U. course catalog: Social constructionist ideology appeals to those who have been dealt a poor hand in the Darwinian sweepstakes and would prefer to believe that: Come the Revolution, I will be thought hotter looking. Moreover, it\'s not unreasonable for hefty coeds to...
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Social constructionist ideology appeals to those who have been dealt a poor hand in the Darwinian sweepstakes and would prefer to believe that: Come the Revolution, I will be thought hotter looking.
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Azovka said:
Aren't you going to mention the fact that April admits using those "cotton strips" to put in your fat rolls so they don't chafe as much?
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They're called Tummy Liners on Amazon
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I didn't want to believe you, I'd heard of them, yes, but I didn't know it was this bad. This company has a whole bunch of fatty-products:
I'm sure this stuff is great for physical disabilities too, but they literally named their company "More of Me to Love"
Have a Marissa and a Cameron for the road:

"Kill the Malaysian prime minister!"





 
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