1000lb women kills 2 year old

ASOT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Am7s0FQ5o-k

How is it even possible to get that fat?

smash

It's not true, she didn't kill him. Her sister did and she covered up because her sisters husband bad part of the cartel.

Look up the documentary "40 stone babysitter"

ASOT

Ok now that's sorted lets get onto the second point.

How do you get that fat?

smash

You eat rubbish and don't exercise.

1ZRed

Poor thing must have been pulled in by her gravity

Boombastic

smash wrote: »

It's not true, she didn't kill him. Her sister did and she covered up because her sisters husband bad part of the cartel.

Look up the documentary "40 stone babysitter"

She seems to have put on 34 more stone since you seen it:pac:

74-stone Mayra Rosales stood trial for the murder of her two-year-old nephew after covering for her abusive sister

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

i ate rubbish and didnt exercise for most of my life, still got nowhere near that fat

Abi

ASOT wrote: »

Eat all the fattiest food you can get your hands on and don't budge your arse from your bed / chair. Fúcking disgusting.

Sunnyisland

smash wrote: »

It's not true, she didn't kill him. Her sister did and she covered up because her sisters husband bad part of the cartel.

Look up the documentary "40 stone babysitter"

Her sister was sentenced to 20 years in a mcdonalds federal restaurant,once in never out :pac:

deathrider

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: »

i ate rubbish and didnt exercise for most of my life, still got nowhere near that fat

Not to worry. It's the taking part that counts.

ASOT

Apparently she could live off her fat stores and water for over 5 years...

Abi

I'm a big enough bloke myself, but I don't think it's feasible for people to get to that kind of size without some kind of condition. I'm still relatively fit, can move about, run, jog, etc. and don't really struggle to make it through my daily tasks.

I think that once your weight starts to have an effect on everyday movement, that's when most people realise there's a problem.

I don't think anyone can get to a size where they're bed-bound, without having a physical issue/disease/deformity (whatever you want to call it) to begin with. I don't personally think it can happen solely from over-eating. I think there's a point where you just say enough is enough.

Even though I'd generally go on a bit of a food binge for a while, for whatever reason, there's a point when you get fed up and just do something for the sake of it. And if someone has gotten that big solely from over eating, then I think you're dealing with more mental issues than physical ones by that stage.

Abi wrote: »

Fúcking disgusting.

Like your extremely ignorant post? :rolleyes:

Gordon

ASOT wrote: »

Ok now that's sorted lets get onto the second point.

How do you get that fat?

The only way you can get that fat is by having a feeder.

Immaculate Pasta

Come on guys she's not that fat.
trololololololololololol

Madam_X

Yeh obviously you'd need to be eating and sitting non stop when you're awake, but still, to get to that weight you'd have to have an additional condition too surely - I mean, it can't be normal to be even *able* to stomach that much food and continue eating.

Ronin247

Calling captain Ahab!!!!

Youssef Chippo

I'd still do her

phasers

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: »

i ate rubbish and didnt exercise for most of my life, still got nowhere near that fat

You obviously weren't trying hard enough.

Abi

Deleted User wrote: »

Like your extremely ignorant post?

My bad... maybe it's just a bit of fúcking water retention :rolleyes:


By your own admission you said you're a big lad, don't take what I said personally. If you're a healthy eating person and genuinely at least moderately active then you're not going to get big unless there is an underlying medical issue.

You can't produce fat cells out of thin air. You need to have a ridiculous calorie surfeit over a very long period to get that fat. And at some point you should notice that you're too heavy way before you get to 74 stone.

666irishguy

How do you get that fat? Watch any TV documentary about these people, they are always treated with kid gloves and almost told it's not really their fault. It's always "bad genetics" or the "modern lifestyle" that is presented as being half as guilty as the fact they can't stop stuffing their faces. They are led to believe they are addicted and therefore they cannot help themselves. What she needs is to be physically denied food for her own good and then let her face up to the mess she has made of herself. Also in the states they have become accepted facts of life, with public areas catering to to their mass and in my opinion that sends the wrong message. They should be forced to look after themselves properly. If it was an alcoholic or a drug addict that was killing themselves slowly, people would have no problem dispensing tough love.

Madam_X

Ive never seen bad genes or modern life being blamed - just eating too much and no exercise. The obese person themselves might have such excuses but not the medics, counsellors, nutritionists etc.

Remmy

Youssef Chippo wrote: »

I'd still do her up a sambo

Yeah I'd say she would really appreciate it too.

Madam_X

Abi wrote: »

Eat all the fattiest food you can get your hands on and don't budge your arse from your bed / chair. Fúcking disgusting.

It's like being a junkie - hard not to be appalled/bewildered by it.

seamus

Interestingly enough, rough calculations suggest that in order to get so huge, she would only have to eat an extra 400 calories a day for 21 years. Difference probably being that it would require a concerted lack of movement and overeating. Most overweight people probably manage to only go overboard by a few hundred calories a week on balance.

noxqs

seamus wrote: »

Interestingly enough, rough calculations suggest that in order to get so huge, she would only have to eat an extra 400 calories a day for 21 years. Difference probably being that it would require a concerted lack of movement and overeating. Most overweight people probably manage to only go overboard by a few hundred calories a week on balance.

I calculated her base metabolic rate to be 6300 calories per day. Just sitting. She would have to have had vastly ramped up her eating over the years to match her increase in size and therefore BMR. She needs to eat the equivalent of 3 adults amount of food per day in order not to loose weight.

People being generally unhealthy, ie eating 400 calories more per day, would eventually reach an equilibrium between weight gain and increase in BMR so they wouldn't get fatter than that point. Unless they increase their food intake which I suppose they do as they'd feel more hungry...

ejmaztec

Immaculate Pasta wrote: »

Come on guys she's not that fat.
trololololololololololol

Yes, she's got big bones.

Dravokivich

Gordon wrote: »

The only way you can get that fat is by having a feeder.

That's it exactly. Sick of seeing shows about extremely heavily obese people who go on about "Woe is me," while someone is in the kitchen cooking up 5 burgers and a sack full of chips for them to have as a snack.

YFlyer

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: »

i ate rubbish and didnt exercise for most of my life, still got nowhere near that fat

Could happen to anyone. Wake up in the morning and be like that.

martingriff

Boombastic wrote: »

She seems to have put on 34 more stone since you seen it:pac:

74-stone Mayra Rosales stood trial for the murder of her two-year-old nephew after covering for her abusive sister

That image will haunt me

Duggy747

Reminds me of that manky documentary Feeders where wafer-thin men would bring gigantic amounts of food to these mountains of women.

Even go as far as one of them video-taping their wife's last time they'll be able to stand up before he makes her even bigger.

Then the underside of them is all hard and scaly and shìt....................bleurgh!

xzanti

She looks SO uncomfortable her skin is stretched to it's max by the looks of it..

Imagine the pain of all that chaffing :eek:

Christ

RoyalMarine

I see the comments for sorrow for the death of a 2 year old baby are everywhere in this thread.

mitosis

xzanti wrote: »

She looks SO uncomfortable her skin is stretched to it's max by the looks of it..

Imagine the pain of all that chaffing :eek:

Christ

I'd say you'd have to move to chafe.

She could feed an entire sub-Saharan family for a month.

I don't buy the "Underlying medical condition" crap. Unless you can define sedentary lifestyle of gluttony as a medical condition. Why is it genuinely poor people from the third world never have these medical conditions?

Dravokivich

RoyalMarine wrote: »

I see the comments for sorrow for the death of a 2 year old baby are everywhere in this thread.

It's a very old story and as mentioned earlier by Smash, she lied to cover up for her sister doing it.

KKkitty

I saw the documentary and her boyfriend gave her bed baths. Her folds of skin were red raw. It's awful what her sister did to her.

Emeraldy Pebbles

seamus wrote: »

Interestingly enough, rough calculations suggest that in order to get so huge, she would only have to eat an extra 400 calories a day for 21 years. Difference probably being that it would require a concerted lack of movement and overeating. Most overweight people probably manage to only go overboard by a few hundred calories a week on balance.

noxqs wrote: »

I calculated her base metabolic rate to be 6300 calories per day. Just sitting. She would have to have had vastly ramped up her eating over the years to match her increase in size and therefore BMR. She needs to eat the equivalent of 3 adults amount of food per day in order not to loose weight.

People being generally unhealthy, ie eating 400 calories more per day, would eventually reach an equilibrium between weight gain and increase in BMR so they wouldn't get fatter than that point. Unless they increase their food intake which I suppose they do as they'd feel more hungry...

Agree with the latter. The bigger you are, the more calories you need a day to maintain that weight.

There was a time in my life when I was overweight, not by a huge amount. I was 11.5 stone at 5 foot 3 inches. I was definitely eating in excess of 400 calories over what I should every day. By the theory in the first quoted posted, I would have kept gaining weight. But I stopped at 11.5 stone. Clearly what I was eating daily was the maintenance calories needed to maintain that particular weight.

elleelle19

I don't remember the exact details but didn't she have some kind of medical condition. Just remember they brought her to the hospital and put her on some medication and she lost stones and stones in fluid. There was fluid leaking out of her skin all over the place, it was horrible.

I'm sure a lot of it was down to over eating, but not all.

Shenshen

Well, the physical reason is over-eating, as has been pointed out numerous times in more or less rational terms in this thread.

But I think that you don't do this sort of harm to yourself unless there is a mental condition. And, as has been said, a feeder, a facilitator. Someone to encourage her to eat, and to provide the food.

How that mental condition developped I cannot say, and I'm not going to speculate. But I would hesitate to lay all the blame on her feet. If people are depressed and start cutting themselves, people don't give out about how disgusting they are and how they have no self-control. Yet if people develop a dependency to the wrong person and get fat in the process, it's all their fault for lack of discipline.

Kirby

Abi wrote: »

Eat all the fattiest food you can get your hands on and don't budge your arse from your bed / chair. Fúcking disgusting.

:rolleyes:

http://blog.theloosie.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/tumblr_l8k40dWG6U1qbhtrto1_500.gif

seamus

Emeraldy Pebbles wrote: »

Agree with the latter. The bigger you are, the more calories you need a day to maintain that weight.

There was a time in my life when I was overweight, not by a huge amount. I was 11.5 stone at 5 foot 3 inches. I was definitely eating in excess of 400 calories over what I should every day. By the theory in the first quoted posted, I would have kept gaining weight. But I stopped at 11.5 stone. Clearly what I was eating daily was the maintenance calories needed to maintain that particular weight.

Actually our posts don't disagree with eachother but as correctly noted, her food intake would need to keep increasing in order to maintain that 400kcal excess over the period.

Overeating is a progressive thing for many people - eating larger amounts of food causes the stomach to expand, allowing more food to be eaten. But I imagine for most people who don't stop when they realise they're huge, some kind of financial or logistical limit is hit which prevents them from going out of control and becoming 74 stone. There is only so much time in the day to buy and prepare food.

As someone else pointed out in this thread, in every case of supermegahyper obesity, there is always a feeder enabling this weight gain. This most likely removes any financial or logistical barriers that the person has.

Emeraldy Pebbles

seamus wrote: »

Actually our posts don't disagree with eachother but as correctly noted, her food intake would need to keep increasing in order to maintain that 400kcal excess over the period.

Well, you said that if someone ate 400 extra calories every day, that could add up to her weight, but it wouldn't, nowhere near it, it'd reach equilibrium long before that size. The only think that would change is a slight increase in weight with age, as age lowers the basal metabolic rate (not significantly though). She would have to be eating 1000s of excess calories to maintain her current weight.

Now, the increased appetite thing, yes. You can condition yourself to be able to eat larger and larger amounts. Then weight would start to increase as you'd start to eat more than those maintenance calories, and indeed maintenance calories would become an ever upwards-moving figure. But if you ate a set excess amount every day and it was the more modest figure you mentioned, you wouldn't get anywhere even approaching her weight, or even half or a quarter of it. You'd be overweight for sure, not morbidly obese.

seamus

Excess = Calories above your BMR
If you ate a fixed total calories per day, yes eventually you'll reach equilibrium. But if you ate a fixed excess over your BMR every day, your total calories eaten would increase and you would continue to increase in weight.

GASMANN

xzanti wrote: »

She looks SO uncomfortable her skin is stretched to it's max by the looks of it..

Imagine the pain of all that chaffing :eek:

Christ

I can't see a clear path to the toilet bowl for the 1's + 2's either

Oink

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: »

i ate rubbish and didnt exercise for most of my life, still got nowhere near that fat

I can't help noticing how the "salad" didn't come with your "Chicken Caesar", Sir Digby.

Madam_X

mitosis wrote: »

I'd say you'd have to move to chafe.

She could feed an entire sub-Saharan family for a month.

I don't buy the "Underlying medical condition" crap. Unless you can define sedentary lifestyle of gluttony as a medical condition. Why is it genuinely poor people from the third world never have these medical conditions?

Well I don't think anyone's suggesting she doesn't eat/sit/lie down too much, but just speculating that she has a condition also - one that causes extremely slow metabolism perhaps. Because it doesn't seem possible for most people to eat that much food daily without at least getting sick.

Emeraldy Pebbles

seamus wrote: »

Excess = Calories above your BMR
If you ate a fixed total calories per day, yes eventually you'll reach equilibrium. But if you ate a fixed excess over your BMR every day, your total calories eaten would increase and you would continue to increase in weight.

Yes, then those fixed excess calories would cause you to hit equilibrium at a higher weight. If you continue eating the same fixed amount of calories after that point, you'll just maintain at that higher weight. BMR increases with increased weight. So weight gain will eventually cease if you're hitting your BMR + activity needs with that fixed excess. If you increase your intake past those fixed excess calories, you'll gain weight. Until you hit equilibrium again. And so on.

Boombastic

mitosis wrote: »

............ Why is it genuinely poor people from the third world never have these medical conditions?

:eek:Have you never seen the bellies on some of them?


I joke, I joke:pac:

Dravokivich

Emeraldy Pebbles wrote: »

Yes, then those fixed excess calories would cause you to hit equilibrium at a higher weight. If you continue eating the same fixed amount of calories after that point, you'll just maintain at that higher weight. BMR increases with increased weight. So weight gain will eventually cease if you're hitting your BMR + activity needs with that fixed excess. If you increase your intake past those fixed excess calories, you'll gain weight. Until you hit equilibrium again. And so on.

What you are saying is,

2000 +400 = 2400 and constantly eating that overtime means your body adjusts to needing it to maintain.

Seamus is saying

2000 +400 = 2400

then going onto

2400 + 400 = 2800

then

2800 + 400 = 3200

the persons BMR keeps adjusting, but the person keeps increasing on top of that.

Emeraldy Pebbles

Dravokivich wrote: »

What you are saying is,

2000 +400 = 2400 and constantly eating that overtime means your body adjusts to needing it to maintain.

Seamus is saying

2000 +400 = 2400

then going onto

2400 + 400 = 2800

then

2800 + 400 = 3200

the persons BMR keeps adjusting, but the person keeps increasing on top of that.

This is what he initially said:

seamus wrote: »

Interestingly enough, rough calculations suggest that in order to get so huge, she would only have to eat an extra 400 calories a day for 21 years.

He doesn't say an extra 400 calories on top of the amount eaten the day before every day, he said an extra 400 calories a day. If he meant 400 more every day than the day before then that was very unclear way of phrasing it.

Dravokivich

Further on he expanded it and explained a bit more what he meant.