sethnintendo said:
Darth Tigris said:
kickazz113 said:
dany612 said:
sethnintendo said:
Latina women are hot. Actually they are very hot. However, after they pop out a few babies they usually get on the heavy side. This is why I side with the Asians. Most Asians don't get fat after pregnancy while most Hispanics seem to experience more weight gain after pregnancy. I am only speaking on personal experience and I would say it is pretty damn accurate (at least in the USA).
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Seriously get your head out of the drain. What you think you see is not representative at all. So stop with this false asumption. Weight gain after pregnacy is common for many, and the usually is nothing but ignorance.
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u mad bro>??
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Well what he stated was a horrible racial stereotype with absolutely no scientific or even anecdotal evidence ...
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I should have worded it better (of course I know women of other races stand a good chance of weight gain after pregnancy) but what I said is essentially true. I am not trying to be racist. I already stated that they are beautiful (the ones not fat). I was trying to state that obesity is on a sharp rise in the Hispanic population in the USA. You want facts? Okay I'll show you some...
"Minorities are at particular risk. Compared with Caucasians, blacks have a 60 percent higher risk of developing diabetes and Hispanics have a 90 percent increased risk. According to the National Diabetes Information Clearinghouse (NDIC), Hispanics are 1.9 times more likely to have diabetes than whites"
"Obesity is a major contributor to the onset of type 2 diabetes. According to the NDIC, minority ethnic groups in the United States that have high rates of obesity are on the rise, especially Hispanic Americans."
This site (link below) shows that obesity rates in Mexican Americans are greater than Non-Hispanic White (the women bracket shows even bigger differences).
If you want more facts then let me know.
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Those studies are irrelvant. You stated that Latina women tend to get on the heavy side AFTER pregrancy. That itself is subject to questioning because none of those studies you provided reflect that view. They only detail the statistics of obesity among minorites compared to non-Hispanic whites.
