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VANCOUVER, British Columbia (Reuters) - Obese women who start to lose weight will also see an improvement in the quality of their sex lives, according to a U.S. study released Monday.
Even a moderate weight loss reduced complaints of feeling sexually unattractive and led to improved desire, according to the study presented at the annual meeting of The North American Association for the Study of Obesity (NAASO) in Vancouver.
"If people experience benefits and rewards from their weight loss and health efforts, it may motivate them to continue a healthy lifestyle," said Martin Binks, director of behavioral health at the Duke Diet and Fitness Center in Durham, North Carolina.
Researchers who tracked 161 obese women participating in a prescription weight loss program in Minnesota found almost two-thirds reported problems with aspects of their sex life when the study began.
Within the first year, the percentage of women who said they had problems with sexual desire dropped to 15 percent from 39 percent and the number who felt they were sexually unattractive dropped to 26 percent from 68 percent.
The Minnesota weight loss program lasted for two years, but health officials said it was normal for the majority of the weight loss to be in the first year.
The researchers said they found similar results in a survey of 26 obese men in the Minnesota weight-loss program, but cautioned that the small number of male participants made it difficult to draw conclusions from that data.
Health officials say there has been a dramatic increase in obesity in North America in the past two decades, and 64 percent of adults in the United States are considered to be overweight or obese.
http://today.reuters.com/news/newsA...OBESITY-SEX.xml
In the words of Geoffrey from Fresh Prince In Bel Air:
"The expression "no duh" comes to mind."
boy those canadians...they're really making breakthroughs up there...good show ol' boys!
Fat bottomed girls make the rocking world go 'rouuuund
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| Originally posted by Floorfiller boy those canadians...they're really making breakthroughs up there...good show ol' boys! |
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| according to a U.S. study released Monday |
ok shit hahaha
boy we americans sure are getting the world's problems solved down here!

im actually surprised that it wasnt a canadian study! we got nothing going on up here might as well waste our time stating the obvious. next canadian breakthrough study findings:"hockey is good"
they waste money on obvious things instead of putting it to find a cure for aids and other diseases...
way to go american gov't....
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| Originally posted by grooviebeats way to go american gov't.... |
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| Originally posted by Azz3D they waste money on obvious things instead of putting it to find a cure for aids and other diseases... |
obesity is not a disease...that's just what fat people say to justify a lazy lifestyle and excuse their disgusting bodies...
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| Originally posted by Floorfiller obesity is not a disease...that's just what fat people say to justify a lazy lifestyle and excuse their disgusting bodies... |
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| Originally posted by dinoXpress obesity is arguably a disease.. a medical condition no doubt. |
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| Originally posted by dinoXpress isnt their lifestyle a disease? its not in the traditional sense.. but it is! |
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| Originally posted by josh4 maybe a medical condition but not a disease you hear things like that from people 'suffering' from the condition as if they're a victim and cant help it. alcoholism is also often called a disease but medical experts refuse to acknowledge these claims. if you think about the qualifications of a disease, the person suffering from it has no control over what is happening to them. when you're sick say with a virus, you're sick and thats it. you can take medication and seek treatment but you can't directly affect the disease yourself. obesity and alcoholism are behaviors. in order to 'suffer' from them you have to physically pick up the cheese burger or beer and put it in your mouth. if you stop doing this then you stop suffering. so all it takes is will power so in conclusion, fat people have no one to blame but themselves. which is why its okay to make ugly faces at them, call them names, and throw rotten eggs. because how else are they going to learn people... how else are they going to learn |
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| Originally posted by josh4 alcoholism [is] a behavior. in order to 'suffer' from them you have to physically pick up the beer and put it in your mouth. if you stop doing this then you stop suffering. so all it takes is will power |
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| Originally posted by josh4 wasn't me. that may be true but it doesnt mean its a disease. unhealthy behaviors can have detremental effects on a person's condition. smoking is a behavior, but just because you get addicted doesnt turn it into a disease |
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| Originally posted by Floorfiller boy those canadians...they're really making breakthroughs up there...good show ol' boys! |
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| Originally posted by Moral Hazard Hey smartass... the research was done in US by US researchers on US subjets. The only Canadian connection is that the results were revealed at a convention being held in Vancouver. Read better please. |
Speaking as a former fat kid I can tell you that obiesity is not a disease, it is a symptom of numerous other conditions (potentially both physical and psychological). There is no specific pathology that causes obiesity therefore it is not a disease. It is easily overcome if one is trully dedicated to doing so.... I lost 110 pounds in 4 months... it requires disipline, a good plan, and a good support system but the only difficult part is maintaining the will power to do it.
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| Originally posted by UWM Hmm someone hit a nerve? |
"Blame Canada, Blame Canada, They're not even a real country anyyywayyyyyyy!"

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| Originally posted by Moral Hazard I lost 110 pounds in 4 months... it requires disipline, a good plan, and a good support system |
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| Originally posted by UWM And copious amounts of methamphetamines! |
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