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  • #291560

    this is a serious issue! the amount of money obesity costs the NHS is shocking! :shock:

    #291561

    @~Pebbles~ wrote:

    this is a serious issue! the amount of money obesity costs the NHS is shocking! :shock:

    As do smokers, drinkers, old people, children….. we all do at some stage.

    But we pay taxes.

    What would happen to the NHS if we all turned healthy and lived longer?

    It would be scrapped.

    #291562

    thats not true, what about all the illnesses that arent self inflicted?! The ones people are born with for example? :roll:

    #291563

    @~Pebbles~ wrote:

    thats not true, what about all the illnesses that arent self inflicted?! The ones people are born with for example? :roll:

    Absolutely! My sister being one who has lived her whole life with severe disability and has had to fight fight fight for treatments etc :wink:

    #291564

    @~Pebbles~ wrote:

    you might look thin on the outside, but imagine what your insides are like :shock:

    even thin people should watch what they eat and excercise you know ](*,)

    So you know all about my exercise regime do you? You know that getting to work takes me from one end of the town to the other? That I don’t drive so walk everywhere anyway? Over the course of the week, god knows how many miles I cover on foot.

    As for ‘imagine what you’re insides are like’ I’m perfectly aware of all that – but I’m also aware that I don’t drink or smoke.

    I don’t just sit on my erse all day eating chips. Anyway, I’m not obese so go and start on some fatties that don’t make any feckin effort!

    #291565

    @johnboy25 wrote:

    @~Pebbles~ wrote:

    you might look thin on the outside, but imagine what your insides are like :shock:

    even thin people should watch what they eat and excercise you know ](*,)

    So you know all about my exercise regime do you? You know that getting to work takes me from one end of the town to the other? That I don’t drive so walk everywhere anyway? Over the course of the week, god knows how many miles I cover on foot.

    As for ‘imagine what you’re insides are like’ I’m perfectly aware of all that – but I’m also aware that I don’t drink or smoke.

    I don’t just sit on my erse all day eating chips. Anyway, I’m not obese so go and start on some fatties that don’t make any feckin effort!

    Nice one Johnnyboy!!! :wink: :lol: 8)

    #291566

    it was you that said you “eat nowt but cr.ap” !!!

    Glad to hear you walk some of it off :wink: :lol:

    #291567

    @sharongooner wrote:

    @~Pebbles~ wrote:

    thats not true, what about all the illnesses that arent self inflicted?! The ones people are born with for example? :roll:

    Absolutely! My sister being one who has lived her whole life with severe disability and has had to fight fight fight for treatments etc :wink:

    so therefore you’ve proved your own point was incorrect :lol: the NHS wont be scrapped if we all give up cigarettes, alcohol and junk food, because worthy people, such as your sister will always rely on it! :wink:

    #291568

    There will be a lot less revenue and less staff needed which in turn will equal closures and staff cuts and the people who have not got self inflicted illnesses will suffer.

    Im looking at the bigger picture, thats all. :wink:

    #291569

    on the topic of obesity and the NHS, by the year 2010 it has been predicted that a third of the population will be obese costing the NHS £1 billion a year.

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