that spine is a bit curvy, no?
and I think there is padding to the middle, but it's the spine that is standing out for me.
he has a stance like the old hit me in my stomach contests, hands clenched, seems padding is there for some type of protection for whatever he is doing.
or they put a new and better chassis in there, which is larger.
weight won't go up that high, unevenly. There are more fat cells below that area, that would be filled first
https://www.vejthani.com/2021/03/6-types-of-body-fat/
it's padding fat won't go up that high
see how the pelvic area, hips, are lean, it's padding, it goes curve to very narrow hips, way too high to be fat. Fat would settle in prone areas first then make it's way up.
fat cells would not begin to fill up that high first, there are locations that contain more fat cells to use as storage of energy, it just would not start up that high, first.
yea, making food into something addictive, has nothing to do with it, lol.
what they did, was, make parents have to work, sometimes, extra jobs, then added fast food restaurants, that was actually cheaper to buy, less time, which there was hardly any, to begin the change in our diets, add sugary cereal, take all the good stuff out of processed food, and voila.
NOW since covid, thankfully they are idiots, people have began their own gardens, accessing more of what they eat, and making it themselves.
They created the internet and the diet, then covid, both have backfired on them.
'These people are stupid'
now that, is a much better angle, healthy body with a bit of extra weight
Exactly, you get it, we can add so much to it, I was just going on the diet jist, thanks, good points
add injections, stressors, pills, fake vitamins and God knows what was in them, etc. The list is endless is seems.
for what height?
muscle is heavier than fat, so, give or take depending on work habits, personal hobbies, etc
yea, I trucked, for awhile, and we had a fridge, and hot plate, to create our own food, but the truck stops, tried to help, but too much table salt, fried foods, etc. The hotter the food is cooked, the more nutrients, are cooked out.
I'm thin, don't count out trained folks, don't judge any small person, and think, they can't kick ass either, and… lol
Muscle has memory, and trained folk don't react, they act, reaction takes time, instincts just happen.
more info will come out, the body is a self healing creation, give it time for info to pour out, trust your gut instincts, about certain things, that may apply to you, then do one thing new at a time to judge the results, too many things that are new at once, won't let you decipher, which new changes caused what.
Barbara O'Neill is absolutely great, the older women with the aussie accent. She teaches homeopathic remedies, with a verse or two, and makes everything make sense.
The longer a vid, the better the info tucked inside.
https://www.youtube.com/@LivingSpringsRetreat/search?query=barbara%20o%27neill
IF he has ptsd, he may distance himself, for fear of his actions/attitudes/sentiments, rubbing off.
Make him understand, nothing he does or says, effects you, so maybe you can begin to aide him.
I promise, God will never ask, if you have a degree, been there done that, a few too many times, question never arose.
older vets who've have ptsd, are the best allies for a younger vets with it. Try to make connections for him.
Try amvets/vfw's etc.
The best mental home, is where someone else, can relate to what you have yourself.
And when you give a person a purpose, they excel. If your son becomes mentored, he will then, be a mentor.
Also, look for your or his local chapter, and only speak to the President of that chapter, state you want an ally/mentor for your son, and how best to make that happen.
The VVA helps any and all vets of all generations.
https://vva.org/what-we-do/our-members/chapters/
Vietnam Veterans of America
Kek!
Also if your son seems reluctant, simply state, it isn't about anything more, than speaking to someone who understands the past, and nothing more. It doesn't have to be that deep, but gaining someone who understands from experience.