Do you believe this?

[Crowbob]

I have a height problem.

[JackDidley]

Originally Posted by stevej37

I'm within 5lbs. of my high school weight. Never been over that.

Ive gained 65 pounds since I graduated high school. Yes, 50 years later I am up to 150 pounds. 5 feet 7 inches tall.

[Bill Douglas]

Originally Posted by masraum

Never wear a suit

Problem solved.

Let the undertaker figure it out.

Funny you should say that. I was thinking undertaker when I wrote the post LOL

[ZOO]

I've started mountain biking, and that means plenty of interval training. I've dropped 10 pounds, and gained some muscle. I hate COVID, but I am grateful for the better overall health I am in now.

[ckelly78z]

Evidently, there are lots of people who have no measure of self discipline. I have gained about 3-4# over the Winter from mostly being indoors, and having fluid retention problems related to my heart.

I have done more major projects over the last year than many other years....stay busy, stay alive !

[Jims5543]

Originally Posted by gacook

I've gained/lost nothing. Then again, my life really didn't change during COVID (and I've been the same weight for roughly 20 years).

Same here, for the most part, my office remained open and running the entire time.

The only real change was not going out to eat for about 3-4 months until everything opened back up. We then avoided going out at first, because we believed the fear hype. Now back out at least one evening every weekend with Family and Friends.

Weight did not change, would like to drop 10 lbs, if I ever stop working 80-100 hour weeks I may finally get back into the gym.

[osidak]

I have lost about 25lbs from what I weighed going into the rona.

[stevej37]

I step on my Withings wi-fi scale every morning. It graphs out your weight trends over any length of time you wish. Easily see how there is a weight gain in the late fall and loss in the spring...for me anyways. I recorded a 149 this am.

[1990C4S]

To answer the question, no I do not believe those statistics on their own.