250 lbs women

The picture shows thermal body scans side by side of 250 lb. woman versus 120 lb. woman.

Christmas is almost upon us, which means that the time for making new year's resolutions is also drawing near. Maybe 2017 is the year you stop smoking? Maybe it's the year you learn a new language? Or perhaps you're finally going to start hitting the gym to shed some of those stubborn pounds that you've somehow accrued but can't seem to get rid of.

At 22 years old, Laura Micetich AKA 'The Iron Giantess' weighed over 300lbs and was facing a raft of health issues including hyperthyroidism, high blood pressure and prediabetes. She realised that without a radical change in diet and lifestyle, her precious youth would be lost already and she was facing a short and difficult life.

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Her journey started after she experienced a severe panic attack. She began to explore the link between what she was consuming and her mental health, leading her to find a mix of healthy eating habits that worked for her.

Cassie was 250 lbs and felt unattractive. Hear how she learned to treat herself better, kept herself motivated through plateaus, and dropped over 100 lbs.

What is a normal women’s weight? I’m a five-foot 7-inch tall woman. At least I am if you round up to the nearest inch! And I’m “normal weight” for my height. Normal weight just refers to my body mass index or BMI. It’s a calculation based on my weight and height. My weight in kilograms is divided by the square of my height in meters. Normal just means I’m not underweight, overweight, or obese.

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“I stopped weighing myself near the end of my last pregnancy because I just didn't want to know anymore," says Keely Dellit.