Episode 009: Health At Every Size is a movement that is growing in popularity. It was a movement largely shoved into the spotlight by Linda Bacon and her book Health At Every Size. The movement had been going on well before her but the book definitely gave it more attention than ever before.
In today’s podcast I want to look at what it is really about. I’m going to cover why I’m a supporter of a lot of what it teaches and promotes. I’m also going to look at some of the shortcomings or issues with it.
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https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/chris-sandel-nutrition-expert-diet-recovery-eating-disorders/real-health-radio-ending-diets-improving-health-regulating/e/40593321
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Weight is correlated with disease, not the cause
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What constitutes a healthy weight
00:08:10
What is the weight set point theory
00:11:40
Does losing weight lead to better health?
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Weight bias and how it affects people
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The problems with fat shaming
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Why exercise is important outside of weight loss
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Is thinner really more attractive
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Health At Every Size needs a different name
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Correlation errors and grey areas in research
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Is it true that 95% of diets fail?
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We have influence over weight, not control
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