Thats about 50 calories each cup. Why is it a lot?the lynx wrote:OMG that's a lot!Wd40 wrote:Yeah, the volume of tea served at Kopitiams here, easily serves 2 people. If I have tea at kopitiams, I have only half and just leave the rest. But most often, I make tea at home. 2 spoons of sugar and about 30ml of milk. I have only twice a day. I used to have 4 times a day, sometime ago though.
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I'm not Asian, but I've always drank my tea strong and black as well. (don't do coffee at all).
As far as "Oriental" Asian fitness is concerned, Lynx is an exception to the average.
The vast majority here are not "fit". Thin/slender, yes, but fit? Nah. Do a body fat test and they are way up there. Little, if any, muscle tone at all.
As far as "Oriental" Asian fitness is concerned, Lynx is an exception to the average.

The vast majority here are not "fit". Thin/slender, yes, but fit? Nah. Do a body fat test and they are way up there. Little, if any, muscle tone at all.
SOME PEOPLE TRY TO TURN BACK THEIR ODOMETERS. NOT ME. I WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW WHY I LOOK THIS WAY. I'VE TRAVELED A LONG WAY, AND SOME OF THE ROADS WEREN'T PAVED. ~ Will Rogers
You can be quite skinny and still be fat...sundaymorningstaple wrote:I'm not Asian, but I've always drank my tea strong and black as well. (don't do coffee at all).
As far as "Oriental" Asian fitness is concerned, Lynx is an exception to the average.![]()
The vast majority here are not "fit". Thin/slender, yes, but fit? Nah. Do a body fat test and they are way up there. Little, if any, muscle tone at all.
Atleast, they look better than pot bellied out of shape people.Fortan wrote:You can be quite skinny and still be fat...sundaymorningstaple wrote:I'm not Asian, but I've always drank my tea strong and black as well. (don't do coffee at all).
As far as "Oriental" Asian fitness is concerned, Lynx is an exception to the average.![]()
The vast majority here are not "fit". Thin/slender, yes, but fit? Nah. Do a body fat test and they are way up there. Little, if any, muscle tone at all.
Depends on how you look at them. Thin people can often be way more unhealthy than mildly over weight people. I read this definition of skinny fat the other day.Wd40 wrote:Atleast, they look in better shape than pot bellied out of shape people.Fortan wrote:You can be quite skinny and still be fat...sundaymorningstaple wrote:I'm not Asian, but I've always drank my tea strong and black as well. (don't do coffee at all).
As far as "Oriental" Asian fitness is concerned, Lynx is an exception to the average.![]()
The vast majority here are not "fit". Thin/slender, yes, but fit? Nah. Do a body fat test and they are way up there. Little, if any, muscle tone at all.
A person who is not overweight and have skinny look but still have a high fat percentage and low muscular mass. Usually those people have a low caloric diet, that's why they are skinny, but are not involved in any sports activities or trainings and that's why they don’t have any muscle. Since between the bone and the skin those people only have fat, the skin can be deformed easily because the skin layer is located on an unstable matter (fat).
Skinny fat woman look sexy from a certain distance but they have soft jelly skin and still have some cellulite even if they are in there early 20.
The Antonym of ‘Skinny fat’ could be ‘Fit’ or ‘Tight’ or ‘Athletic’.
Wow. You clearly have no clue what you're talking about. But then again, you're not a doctor as evident by your signature.DrPaulMasters wrote:Hi l1ncs,
One of the most important factors in weight gain is the timing of meals. Skipping breakfast, a light lunch and then a heavy supper means that your body is full of calories, but isn't using them, so it turns them into fat. A good breakfast, a regular lunch and a light supper means that the majority of the calories have been consumed whilst the metabolism is active, and you are less likely to gain weight.
The second important factor is snacking. The coffee here is regularly served with approximately 50% of your calorie needs in each cup.
Paul
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