Latest new is:

UNFIT FATHERS cause glucose intolerance in their offspring, which in turn leads to obesity, diabetes, etc

Fathers who work out for a decent time before conception, do not cause these problems for their offspring

So the 'message' (or hate speech) of this topic should be aimed at sedentary, unfit fathers who drink, eat without thinking about what  they're stuffing in their gobs


now go chase the news kids and get educated

lee wrote on Oct 23^rd, 2018 at 11:10am:



Yeah, it's the FATHERS

you know, those guys who thought a quarter teaspoon of sperm was their job done and the baby-making was solely the woman's responsibility

turns out the FATHERS didn't sow wisely, combined with adulterated food, air, water

now we have a problem on our hands

Gee, who woulda thought that all that leaning around the bar b que pit sucking endless stubbies (and failure to suck in their gut) would have repercussions?

So, just another reason for blokes to quit expecting mothers of five to still be built like 16 year olds, and hit the weights

flaccid dads cause glucose intolerance, hence obesity, diabetes

the science is in

PZ547 wrote on Oct 23^rd, 2018 at 10:22am:




Peer reviewed evidence showing this PZ?

PZ547 wrote on Oct 23^rd, 2018 at 10:22am:


My 18-year-old daughter could give a young Sharon Stone a run for her money on looks. That is despite having half my DNA. I suppose that her mother would provide the decent side of DNA to our daughter. But it mostly comes down to diet and exercise. Both of which are good for our child.

Mortdooley wrote on Oct 23^rd, 2018 at 9:59pm:


I saw you on "My 600 lb Life" Mortie. Did that bariatric surgery work out for you?

Term Dog wrote on Oct 23^rd, 2018 at 6:43am:


I find it ironic that some people are demanding that fat people should take responsibility for their own health on the grounds that it will put a strain on a publicly funded health care system, when they would be paying taxes like everyone else and are probably paying for private health insurance as well depending on their income level.

I think it is scapegoating to suggest that fat people are the main cause for rising health care costs. Most likely, it would be due to our ageing population. If we're going to have a public health care system that allows or denies care based on perceived detrimental actions to your lifestyle, why have a public health care system in the first place?