Parents won't Let Me Loose Weight But I need To!!!?

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You haven't said anything about your height or about what your doctor has said to you. Try seeing your doctor and then having your doctor talk with your parents.

In the meantime, just because your mother buys fatty stuff doesn't mean that you have to eat it. You can always learn to cook.

It depends how tall you are. Look up a body mass index thingy and check to see if you're healthy. If you are over weight and your mom won't help...she's crazy. Next time you go to the store, grab a bunch of healthy fruit to replace junk food.

does she buy vegatables? eat those. uhh, try talking to your parents and say "i appreciate everything you give me, but if you keep giving me fatty foods, then i will be unhealthy, and personally, i kinda like being healthy." or somthing. or, exercise more and try to get your mom to buy BAKED chips.
or eat less of the stuff that home has and exercise more, drink more water to flush out your system. pack your lunch!!!

Try convincing your parents that you want to start taking better care of yourself. If they do not listen, opt to go food shopping with them and buy some healthy foods with them. Tell them that it's not just for your health but the whole family's health. You can even take a stand and not eat any of the fatty junk she buys for you. You can look up some easy healthy recipes online and offer to cook for the family one day. It doesn't hurt to try. Even if your mom cooks unhealthy foods, you should try portioning out your meals.

Also, when you're in your room, try to do sit ups, push ups, jog in place, jumping jacks, use jump ropes, weights if you have them--whatever that you can do as means of movement for your body. Make sure you do stretches before and after you're done. Make a habit and a set time and decide on how much time you're going to dedicate daily to working out, even if it's in your own room. And as the weather starts getting warmer, you can go out for walks or a nice jog and you can get a friend to join to make it more interesting. Over time, you will see results but you'll really have to work at it.

Celebrity Jessica Alba comes from a family full of overweight people and she has been taking charge of her own health since she was 12, that includes, eating right and keeping in shape. It's a matter of taking action. Also, if you're worried about your weight, talk to your doctor and see if you're at a healthy weight for your height.

And, yes, it's a shame how fattening school lunches are!! I'm also sorry that you're stuck in this situation but I hope my advice helps. Good luck sweetie!