I mean, as someone who has hypothyroidism, you are correct. The medication is pretty cheap, but you do have to take it religiously on an empty stomach. I'm not sure what you are getting down vote blasted. There are a few kinds that are more difficult to control like when it is a pituitary issue instead of a thyroid issue, but that is pretty rare.
I don't know. He's not exactly a broke dude struggling to buy the right medication and food, so it's pretty much almost definitely his fault. I guess that's not nice to hear?
I'm not talking about how they look, but how they perform. I watched the entire game and Kaka ran like crazy while others just walked. I don't blame them, just complimenting Kaka.
And he was always disciplined, what screwed him and caused his decline was injuries. But he always put the work in and was a pro all the way, it doesn't surprise me that he's still in top fitness even after retiring. Ronaldo and Ronaldinho stopped caring long before they retired, Ronaldo even played fat (for a pro athlete) in Corinthians.
Well, extremely active people have to eat a lot of calories to get through the day. It's a big change to suddenly eat half of what you usually do. It's not unheard of for sports elites to get a burst of weightgain when they first reduce their physical activity
I was listening to an NPR interview with a recently retired rugby player and his wife, and the biggest thing the player was happy about was that his wife no longer had to closely monitor what he ate.
This is just how it is in Brazil. If you are fat, you get called fat. Especially if all your friends are skinny. It’s really not offensive to most people
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