Fine. You want a secret?
You know how obesity has been a real big thing in the news lately? How it's supposedly spreading like a plague, and how nearly one third of all children are obese now, and how people have been trying to figure out ways to neutralize it?
I have the exact opposite problem. I'm freakishly underweight. 20 years old, six feet tall, 125 pounds.
It's not that I don't eat enough. I'm a pretty average-to-above-average eater, really. I'm not anorexic or anything. Hell no. For whatever reason, everything I eat just goes right through me. It's like, for whatever reason, my body just can't pull almost anything out of anything I eat.
It's kind of disheartening...being freakishly weak and realizing there's basically nothing I can do to change that. Did I mention that when I actually have the time to work out, it doesn't make me stronger...including the one time I did it consistently for seven months?
If you don't eat enough foods with protein, like meat, your body will consume your muscle to compensate. Just remember to not get factory farmed meat, because factory farmed animals are generally unhealthy, thus the meat that they produce will also be unhealthy. I have this issue too, I'm 16, 6'2" and 140 lbs, skinny as s***. But I'm getting better now, a month ago I was 135. This might not be your problem though, maybe you do have Celiac (which my mother has) or something else? I dunno.
EDIT: I'll post another random "secret" about myself too, as Purple's post reminded me of it. Whenever I place my foot on the ground I'll start by placing the ball of my foot and then my heel, then reverse the process when I lift my foot again. Other people think it's strange, but I find it a lot easier and more effective if I want to get a running jump at something.
Edited by Molten Onyx, 10 February 2011 - 09:45 PM.


