Friends weight

• People who hang out with friends heavier than they are tend to gain weight. Those who socialize with leaner friends tend to maintain their weight, or even lose a few pounds.
(Huffington Post)
• "I have friends who have waists smaller than my thighs," Gibson, a former high school state champion weightlifter, said. A big part of the emotional problems that led to her weight gain was never having met her father.
(ABC News)
• How much your friends weigh could influence your own weight, according to a new study published in the journal PLoS ONE. Researchers from Loyola University found that students were likely to gain weight if their friends were heavier than they were.
(Medical News Today)
• The 32-year-old star signed a deal for $4 million to shed the excess weight as face of the company. Her contract requires a 20 to 30 pound loss by the end of August or she will reportedly not receive the agreed amount.
(National Ledger)
• Worried about the battle of the bulge? Your circle of friends might be key to your weight gain, a new study suggests.
(Health 24)
• I felt uncomfortable going out in public. I felt people staring at me and heard them making comments. My friends slowly stopped contacting me, Graves says.
(KSDK)
• Unlike many children who are bullied because of their weight, Matt had a lot of friends and didnt really see his size as an issue. Matt was more concerned about his dads health.
(CNN)
• Let's find out… In tonight's Extreme Makeover Weight Loss Edition Nyla is 300 pounds overweight and notes that she has friends who have waists skinnier than her legs.
(Sheknows.com)
• You want to lose weight and you want to lose it fast laughing and being merry (add to the fun by doing this on a trampoline). This is more fun with friends. In any position, but stretching your arms and legs every now and then is a good idea.
(policymic.com)