Normalization of obesity continues

[SteveSanders]

Heavily targeted to women compared to men but the none the less.. Go to your local wal mart and have a look at what could be on the dating market if some of these women chose not to be fat phucks.

Cosmopolitan Cover Promotes Plus Size Women as ‘Healthy’

“This is healthy!” reads the cover of the February 2021 UK Cosmopolitan magazine, which features plus size models and an article that argues that “wellness” does not mean “one size fits all.”

“‘Healthy’ can be a loaded word. We asked these women to open up about their personal journeys to reclaim ‘healthy’ as their own,” explained Cosmopolitan, which goes on to share the stories of “11 women who prove wellness isn’t ‘one size fits all,'” some of whom are plus-size models.

https://www.breitbart.com/entertainm...en-as-healthy/

[fitnessislife]

Fat shaming needs to be brought back. Obesity kills more people every year than COVID ever will.

[SteveSanders]

Fat shaming needs to be brought back. Obesity kills more people every year than COVID ever will.

Absolutely, I have seen a few articles over the years of fat chicks being shamed and they literally turned into fit goddesses.

[Mountaineer92]

#1 thing killing people below 70 w covid is obesity....and this is what the media parades out.

[ImBunky]

I really expected to hear about record numbers for weight loss this past year with the increased risk of death from Covid19, but apparently not.

[ezmac31]

Have yet to see fauci or birx once promote healthy eating or exercise as a mitigating COVID factor.

[Sal29]

Jerry Nadler, Chris Christie, and many other men are routinely fat shamed in the media.
It's only fat shaming women that is banned.

[LukeLissen]

poisoning, physical and mental

When I was growing up in the 70's and 80's, obesity under age 40 was very rare and being skinny was the rule. Not by choice and not by any of the common excuses. That's simply the way it was. We had tons of fast food - we lived at McDonalds and Hardees and Pizza Hut; we had tons of soda[but not with HFCS contaminated by glyphosate]; we had plenty of people who didn't get much physical activity - but everyone was still skinny. However we didn't have the majority of our food supply and the majority of our people poisoned by glyphosate (started in 1996) - that's the primary physical poisoning although there are other things also.


https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showt...post1627445153

[Dave22reborn]

Its cool, if they catch Corona, they'll just blame their death on the virus, instead of the morbid obesity......

You would really think that after 2020, that people would think about their health. Instead you're reading about people gaining 15-20lbs during the lockdowns.

[bah01001]

Obesity is healthy

Next Sentence: Obesity is a major cause of death and complications of those who get COVID: https://www.heart.org/en/news/2020/1...ications-death

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019...onditions.html

[frankdtank20]

Spend a few hundred hours working inside a nursing home, looking at patient charts and tell me obesity is "healthy." The closest an obese person can be to healthy is an NFL lineman or similar who works out constantly, but even they aren't actually healthy. They're very athletic for their size and impressive as hell, but not healthy. If I were a conspiracy nut I'd assume Big Pharma holds a big stake in these BS magazines. But nah, they want to sell their wares, which means telling their many obese readers lies.

[eod8989]

1st chick has some 19 inch biceps

[SteveSanders]

Look at the ****storm ADELE caused when she lost all her blubber. All these fat phucks crying that she was a role model for big women and other nonsense.

[frankdtank20]

poisoning, physical and mental

When I was growing up in the 70's and 80's, obesity under age 40 was very rare and being skinny was the rule. Not by choice and not by any of the common excuses. That's simply the way it was. We had tons of fast food - we lived at McDonalds and Hardees and Pizza Hut; we had tons of soda[but not with HFCS contaminated by glyphosate]; we had plenty of people who didn't get much physical activity - but everyone was still skinny. However we didn't have the majority of our food supply and the majority of our people poisoned by glyphosate (started in 1996) - that's the primary physical poisoning although there are other things also.


https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showt...post1627445153

Portion sizes have crept up. I think we've all seen the comparisons of 1960s, 1980s, 2000s serving sizes. And not just fast food places. Sit down restaurants too have gone overboard. Sugar and HFCS are now added to practically everything. Virtually every sauce has one or both in the grocery store. And people were drinking more alcohol pre-Covid than previous generations. The "eat low-fat" mantra is still being repeated by doctors and dieticians, which means people just end up eating more sugar. They almost all say doing a water only fast of just 3-5 days is "dangerous." Mothaphuckas please!!

[miscinbro]

Shaming is not right, but normalizing obesity - especially with kids is awful. Imagine being like “ohh you drink a whole bottle of vodka a day, that’s fine health at any level of substance abuse.”

[Tears]

And make sure to lockdown the world for a virus that targets the unhealthy and obese!11!!!!

[JoshSP1985]

Portion sizes have crept up. I think we've all seen the comparisons of 1960s, 1980s, 2000s serving sizes. And not just fast food places. Sit down restaurants too have gone overboard. Sugar and HFCS are now added to practically everything. Virtually every sauce has one or both in the grocery store. And people were drinking more alcohol pre-Covid than previous generations. The "eat low-fat" mantra is still being repeated by doctors and dieticians, which means people just end up eating more sugar. They almost all say doing a water only fast of just 3-5 days is "dangerous." Mothaphuckas please!!

Yep and people still think they should eat 3 meals a day. Bitch with the calories in the meal you ordered at Applebees that should be the only thing you eat that day.