“It’s certainly a popular, if unrealized and unexpressed, opinion that fat people poop once a day on average. However, I’d contend that the average obese individual defecates at least two times every day.
Think about it. Fat people eat 3,000-6,000+ calories every day. All that extra material just makes more poop. So either fat people take single 15-24” dumps (which, logically, toilets cannot handle) or they must take 2+ poops.”
1. All the calories could be soda/fruit juice. Less poop.
2. I have overweight acquaintances who complain of pooping less than once a week. I think constipation in the obese and overweight is more common than your source is suggesting.
3. Not all obese people are overweight. The term isn't interchangable with "fat".
Many are "skinnyfat" and are technically in the right weight range for their height and size, but still have an insanely high percentage of body fat.
What?? Skinnyfat people aren’t “obese” and I think you meant not all overweight people are obese? Unless there is another definition for it I didn’t know?
The medical definition of obesity is having too high of a bodyfat percentage. Skinnyfat people have very little muscle, which raises the bf% to obesity levels.
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“It’s certainly a popular, if unrealized and unexpressed, opinion that fat people poop once a day on average. However, I’d contend that the average obese individual defecates at least two times every day.
Think about it. Fat people eat 3,000-6,000+ calories every day. All that extra material just makes more poop. So either fat people take single 15-24” dumps (which, logically, toilets cannot handle) or they must take 2+ poops.”
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1. All the calories could be soda/fruit juice. Less poop.
2. I have overweight acquaintances who complain of pooping less than once a week. I think constipation in the obese and overweight is more common than your source is suggesting.
3. Not all obese people are overweight. The term isn't interchangable with "fat".
Many are "skinnyfat" and are technically in the right weight range for their height and size, but still have an insanely high percentage of body fat.
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What?? Skinnyfat people aren’t “obese” and I think you meant not all overweight people are obese? Unless there is another definition for it I didn’t know?
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The medical definition of obesity is having too high of a bodyfat percentage. Skinnyfat people have very little muscle, which raises the bf% to obesity levels.
https://www.shape.com/lifestyle/mind-and-body/are-you-skinny-fat
Still no calorie count on poop in your equation... :/
How could anyone afford to eat that much.