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Normalization of 'plus-size' risks hidden danger of obesity

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    June 22, 2018
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    University of East Anglia
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    New research warns that the normalization of 'plus-size' body shapes may be leading to an increasing number of people underestimating their weight - undermining efforts to tackle England's ever-growing obesity problem. Analysis of data from almost 23,460 people who are overweight or obese revealed that weight misperception has increased in England. Men and individuals with lower levels of education and income are more likely to underestimate their weight status and consequently less likely to try to lose weight.
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Re: Normalization of 'plus-size' risks hidden danger of obesity
« Reply #1 on: June 26, 2018, 08:09:21 am »
I’m so sick of “curvey models” blogging about how I need to accept their “curves.” They’re obese, and I don’t want to see that on my Yahoo feed.
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Re: Normalization of 'plus-size' risks hidden danger of obesity
« Reply #2 on: June 26, 2018, 08:14:44 am »
I should clarify: I’m not talking about Ashley Graham. I’m talking about the tatted up, cottage cheese rolled, rainbow haired obese girls on the Yahoo lifestyle feed complaining about why people don’t want to sit by them on airplanes. I’ll not post pics out of respect for the site.
I stand with Roosgirl.