Large fat Men

Hi, I'm Dr. Feeder. I'm your fatness coach. Despite all the weight gain, it can't hurt to do something for your joints and legs they have to bear all your beautiful, sexy weight.

Omega-3 capsules, they are anti-inflammatory and good for your knees heart brain and joints.

Maybe do a little leg training so that the muscles take the strain off your bones and joints. The supreme discipline is squats. They not only strengthen your torso and legs, but also ensure that your huge booty stays round.

Exercise a little, a short walk is good for your whole body. It won't make you lose weight right away. Maybe you like to struggle with stairs a little bit. Or you can surprise your feeder at work or walk to the nearest snack bar Maybe you also want to make the neighbors or people in the pedestrian zone jealous.

Remember, the more you weigh, the harder your mattress has to be. So that you don't get back pain.

Don't forget to take salad or some sliced ​​fruit and vegetables or some fresh-pressed fruit juice and your organs will thank you. Balance out all the sugar and fattening foods.                                                                  

Drink water too. Not only soft drinks and your kidneys will thank you.

Don't gain too quickly. Listen to your body. The healthier you are, the fatter you can get. Make your journey as long as possible and yourself as fat as possible.

Give a f*ck on the opinion of creeps or the "you'll get chancer if you eat a cheeseburger" superdocters. Block them and focus on the nice dudes here.

or…How to Dance With the Devil and Not Lose a Leg

This is an answer to a question I get asked frequently. I thought it was long overdue I wrote a response.

Diabetes is not the end of gaining. In fact for some, diabetes marks the beginning of their serious weight gain. Many gainers I know have had diabetes for years or even decades and have continued to gain well past 400 or even 500 pounds. These people are not legless cripples; in fact, many are gainers you all know and follow on Tumblr, YouTube, or other sites. They just haven’t told you since talk of diabetes is the third-rail of gaining. (And anyway it’s really nobody’s business but theirs.) I asked a few of these diabetic gainers for help in writing this post.

Diabetes is a manageable disease. Very manageable. Easily manageable. Despite this, most people with diabetes do not manage it…

Chugging like the gainers I admired when I was young. Think I’ve outgrown them now…

Ever since Joe moved from the city to the southern country side, he gained over 350lbs. He always enjoyed being bigger but found out the obese blob lifestyle is way easier to maintain than being in the gym twice a day, 6 days a week.