07 Sep 2019, 8:04 pm
Joe90 wrote:
There was a thread here saying we're more overweight. 
Let me just say this for the record. Autism does not affect your weight. If you eat a lot but don't put on weight, or you don't eat much but can't lose the weight, it's not because you're autistic, it's to do with genes, age and/or lifestyle, or having some sort of illness or physical condition. Same applies to NTs.
Let me just say this for the record. Autism does not affect your weight. If you eat a lot but don't put on weight, or you don't eat much but can't lose the weight, it's not because you're autistic, it's to do with genes, age and/or lifestyle, or having some sort of illness or physical condition. Same applies to NTs.
Or what you are eating. There is lot of food out there that is just empty calories and will make you more hungry so you eat more than your body needs. There has been lawsuits against food industries because of what they put in the food.
Plus there are foods out there that are marked healthy but they are not. Just because it has chicken in it doesn't mean it's healthy or just because it says it has good source of vitamin C.
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