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"RachelMarie's tits never stop growing"

that's part of being fat! they do what they want.

7/2/2009 5:24:27 AM

bitch we do what we want

7/2/2009 5:48:44 AM

cardio and weights


oh and eat less....I like people that use their medication as an excuse

7/2/2009 8:28:00 AM

What kinds of comments are you fishing for now with this thread?

7/2/2009 8:35:06 AM

any girl who makes money showcasing her body has self-esteem issues

i don't doubt she enjoys it...but she is perpetually fishing for compliments regarding her body

7/2/2009 8:36:21 AM

Tic Tacs and Cocaine: Dream Diet of Champions

Honestly, just ditch the carbs and the weight will disappear. Veggies are acceptable carbs. Drink plenty of water.

Also, as a burlesque chick, isn't it advantageous to have extra curves?

7/2/2009 8:39:47 AM

oh look, 3 pages of attention whoreship

7/2/2009 8:40:32 AM

^ I'd like to give you some attention whoreship.

7/2/2009 8:41:29 AM

give it to me smooth and sensual.

7/2/2009 8:58:09 AM

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"i just thought the thryoid medicine would be magical and take off my 25 extra pounds."

nope...sorry. i've been diagnosed hypothyroid since i was 14. once you gain the weight, you have to work three times as hard to lose it or tone up. the medicine itself will not shed the pounds. talk with your doctor.

7/2/2009 9:07:35 AM

^fuck

7/2/2009 9:21:54 AM

I wonder how many obligatory "I'll work you out" PMs she's gotten

7/2/2009 9:26:46 AM

0

7/2/2009 9:28:30 AM

agreed. i don't think i'm fat, but the difficulty hypothyroidism can cause of losing weight i know is very frustrasting (and very real).

so is the hair loss part :/ which if you start noticing that, i recommend taking biotin daily.

i also take One a Day weight loss directed vitamins and vitamin b to help boost metabolism. it could all be in my head, but i think it helps on top of a better diet and exercise.

[Edited on July 2, 2009 at 9:31 AM. Reason : ]

7/2/2009 9:30:52 AM

Honestly, get a prescription for Ritalin or Adderall. The weight will come off, I promise.

Keep in mind, there are health risks associated with both medications.

7/2/2009 9:39:19 AM

I'm curious about this hypothyroidism. I mean, if you don't take in more calories than you burn how can you not drop weight?

[Edited on July 2, 2009 at 9:58 AM. Reason : i didn't think the spelling mattered, my b]

7/2/2009 9:43:02 AM

hypothyroidism...not hyper. hypo you gain weight, hyper you lose weight.

the thyroid controls your hormones and metabolism. taking thyroid medicine supplements the hormone, but it's never as good as the real thing. so say you gained a bunch of weight before you were diagnosed, but then once you were you expect it to fall right off. not gonna happen. your metabolic point has probably changed while your hormones were off, and so even if you do burn more calories than you intake, you still may not lose the weight. you can also become insulin resistant.

7/2/2009 9:53:03 AM

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"even if you do burn more calories than you intake, you still may not lose the weight"

how is that even possible? i'm not being sarcastic, i just don't get how you can keep or gain weight when you're burning MORE than you take in

7/2/2009 9:54:49 AM

Yeah seems like that goes agains the Law of Conservation. Please explain in detail.

7/2/2009 9:59:10 AM

this is all based on just starting out trying to lose weight now. i should've said that. you know the typical start of exercising--"oh i started eating right an exercising and the weight just FELL off...i lost 10 pounds in 2 weeks!! YAY!"

but then you're in week three, 4, and the 2nd month and it seems like all the weight loss has just stopped?

getting that first kick start of losing weight is what's much harder for those with hypothyroidism b/c our metabolism is so out of whack. i'm not saying it's impossible, it's just harder to get that first 10 pounds off, and then keep seeing the results. you REALLY have to work at it on top of taking your meds regularly.

7/2/2009 10:00:45 AM

I understand. that's a bitch. shit, its hard enough to find time to work out and lose weight when you have a full time job (and social life) without metabolic disorders.

7/2/2009 10:02:28 AM

hahaha, you ain't just whistlin' dixie man!

it'd be nice to be hyperthyroid sometimes, hahaha...oh to have the problem of keeping the weight ON

[Edited on July 2, 2009 at 10:07 AM. Reason : ]

7/2/2009 10:06:33 AM

it makes it HARDER, not fucking impossible


do some fucking work and the weight will come off

7/2/2009 11:35:57 AM

the thing people forget is that some people with hypothyroidism suffer from extreme fatigue and joint pain.

i get so frustrated when people have the whole attitude that everyone else is lazy without knowing the whole picture.

7/2/2009 11:44:01 AM

this is the perfect thread for someone to embed Devin The Dude - She Useta Be

7/2/2009 11:45:26 AM

^^SOME...not MOST or ALL

7/2/2009 11:51:57 AM

rachelmarie would make a good ho for her pimp because at least he wouldnt have to grab her by the belt loop to regulate, he can just reach for the flab

7/2/2009 11:55:12 AM

I don't think I could ever let myself be a fatty.

7/2/2009 11:57:27 AM

i am aware that i posted "some"

that is what i meant, not all or most.

thanks for reclarifying.

7/2/2009 11:58:02 AM

my cock is fatter than you.

7/2/2009 12:28:06 PM

fat enough or too fat?

7/2/2009 2:03:00 PM

I would fucking wreck that.

7/2/2009 2:40:40 PM

^^ You'd be hearin' tittays slapping cause i'd hit it so hard.

[Edited on July 2, 2009 at 4:13 PM. Reason : 44]

7/2/2009 4:12:55 PM

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"kate beckinsale is a goddess i want her to have my babies"

she's my fav!!

7/2/2009 4:17:53 PM

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"hypothyroidism...not hyper. hypo you gain weight, hyper you lose weight. the thyroid controls your hormones and metabolism. taking thyroid medicine supplements the hormone, but it's never as good as the real thing. so say you gained a bunch of weight before you were diagnosed, but then once you were you expect it to fall right off. not gonna happen. your metabolic point has probably changed while your hormones were off, and so even if you do burn more calories than you intake, you still may not lose the weight. you can also become insulin resistant. "

Yeah, I gained 25 pounds before I was diagnosed so I have that to lose. I've lost about 5 pounds in a few weeks, not excercising because I hurt my back and I have concussion

7/2/2009 5:14:18 PM

The pics of the girl above - The stuffed toy ruins it for me...and her face doesn't turn me on either.

Rachel, You're very beautiful and I cannot tell you have gained 25 pounds. You actually look more like a pin up now than you did before, to me at least. And since hypothyroidism also causes depression, the last thing I would do is listen to what the fools on TWW have to say. You're lovely and very talented and although it is wonderful you are trying to stay in shape, keep in mind that you should be working toward the goal of happiness as much as you are working toward the goal of weight loss.

7/2/2009 6:13:20 PM

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"taking thyroid medicine supplements the hormone, but it's never as good as the real thing."

That's not necessarily true. If you can find a doctor that's willing to prescribe you T3 containing drugs at a reasonable dosage, then the thyroid medicine circumvents the thryoid and actually makes your metabolism faster than the thyroid would naturally be. Unfortunately, most doctors are scared of T3 and would rather prescribe T4. T4 drugs still suppress TSH and shut down the thyroid, but the T4 has to be converted into T3 in the body before it becomes an active hormone for increasing your metabolism. T4 does not convert to T3 all that well either, so the body doesn't get as much T3 as it would with a healthy thyroid or if you were to just take T3 to begin with. T4 drugs usually result in a chronic state of hypothyroidism that is marginally better than taking no thyroid medicine at all.

taking high doses of T3 containing drugs like cytomel can cause ridiculous weight loss in a short amount of time. It's also rough on your heart and internal organs, which is probably why doctors are afraid to prescribe it.

[Edited on July 2, 2009 at 6:46 PM. Reason : T3 at normal doses is safe, but handing a drug with kind of abuse potential to a dieter is dangerous]

7/2/2009 6:44:42 PM

again, congrats on the twat

fantastic genital plumpage

7/2/2009 6:52:16 PM

Hmmmm interesting John...I'll have to talk to my doc about that at my next checkup. I take a low doasage already, and have done pretty well with my management thus far, but would be interested to see his take on it. I'm definitely ok with my weight, but when I do fluctuate it is frustrating to get back where I like to be.

And one thing that I didn't know, but now that I'm getting around that time that I'm thinking about my health, is the precautions and extra monitoring I'll need if I become pregnant...do you know if there's any health risks for t3 versus t4 associated with pregnancy?

7/2/2009 8:36:14 PM

ask about amour thyroid medicaiton

http://www.armourthyroid.com/


has both T3 and T4


this advice is for those with hypothyroid, not for cheating dieters.......end disclaimer

7/2/2009 8:50:49 PM

kate beckinsale ... This picture has a funny juxtaposition. Doesn't it look like the sign in the background is about to spank her (ample) ass?

7/2/2009 9:05:36 PM

Armour is a good product. If you're taking synthroid or levoxyl and still feel slightly hypo, your body may not be able to convert T4 into T3 very well and may be better served by a combination drug.

[Edited on July 2, 2009 at 9:13 PM. Reason : you better ask your doctor for advice on taking those medications while pregnant.]

7/2/2009 9:11:14 PM

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"You actually look more like a pin up now than you did before, to me at least. And since hypothyroidism also causes depression, the last thing I would do is listen to what the fools on TWW have to say. "

thank you. i was dealing with the depression part of it....cutting myself and whatnot. once i got on the medicine i felt MUCH better.

now though i am leaning towards hyperthyroidism in my bloodtests and feel all restless...both my great-grandma's, my grandma, and my mom have hypo so t.hey are constantly having to change their dosages because their levels are changing. i think it's the same with me

7/2/2009 11:33:52 PM