The Biology of Weight Loss: Understanding Fat Acceptance and Fatphobia

💡Obesity leads to physical, psychological, and social dysfunctions.

💡BMI levels above 30 indicate obesity, but BMI alone may not always be indicative.

💡Some individuals may have high BMI but low body fat, highlighting the limitations of BMI as a sole measure.

💡Inclusive company campaigns can sometimes be perceived as offensive rather than inclusive.

💡Promoting obesity normalization through Plus Size models may send harmful messages, especially to young girls.

💡Criticism towards the notion that eating healthy is expensive.

💡Frustration over judgment on food habits and excuses used to justify them.

💡Expressing frustration regarding negative perceptions of food habits.

💡Obesity can be influenced by biological factors such as hormone production and genetic variations.

💡Genetic and biological factors can cause significant weight variations even with similar diet and exercise routines.