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Several discussions highlight the low probabilities of achieving normal weight, specifically citing that only 1 in 210 men and 1 in 124 women with simple obesity attain this goal. Comments like 'the data has been saying the same thing for decades' and 'interventions focus far too much on body size' suggest a prevailing sentiment that existing methods are fundamentally flawed. The tone is often frustrated but factual, focusing on the limitations of current weight management strategies, thus contributing to a sense of urgency for change.
The majority of discussions reflect a shared agreement regarding the findings of the study, particularly regarding the ineffectiveness of common obesity treatment approaches.
Participants demonstrated a strong interest in the study and its implications, indicated by numerous requests for further information and engagement with the findings.
While some discussions were detailed, referencing specific statistics from the study, others appeared more superficial, suggesting mixed levels of engagement.
Many users expressed that the revelations from the study could significantly influence views and strategies on obesity management, indicating a strong perception of its impact.
"the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 1290 for men and 1 in 677 for women with morbid obesity" https://t.co/ivvPhIlL5c
Hola @RSantandreuOfic. En @tv3cat (https://t.co/NyKjV8RTFo) afirmas con fervor que "adelgazarse es la cosa más fácil del mundo, está chupado" . Además de ser mentira (https://t.co/mwPLYCZ3Lh) es una irresponsabilidad que generará frustración y culpabilidad. https://t.co/RjzkXeAtix
"At least 50% of patients who achieved 5% weight loss were shown to have regained this weight within 2 years...approximately 80% of people who intentionally achieve weight loss of 10% or more of their body weight will regain that weight within a year." https://t.co/ivvPhIlL5c
Probability of an Obese Person Attaining Normal Body Weight: Cohort Study (2015) "...probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 1290 for men and 1 in 677 for women with morbid obesity..." https://t.co/Andq6wvVXq https://t.co/kNjFw6HRDS
Claim 5: "Dieting and exercise or just dieting can help you lose weight. You can do it. It worked on my cousin who lost 60 pounds in x-months!" Answer: Nope. It's been proven statistically and with hard data for years that it doesn't: https://t.co/5XJytRwYmt https://t.co/pATppBMv0W
found it, was not related to NHANES at all, but electronic health records from the UK - still pretty lol https://t.co/W1s9HI3EeB
One of the greatest challenges in reversing obesity is maintaining weight loss. A study analyzed the likelihood of obese individuals achieving normal body weight, revealing low success rates and questioning the…
This video delves into the challenging landscape of weight loss, emphasizing findings from a significant study analyzing the likelihood of obese individuals achieving normal weight. The results reveal low probabilities…
We discuss a study analyzing the likelihood of obese individuals achieving normal body weight. The findings reveal low probabilities for weight loss success and suggest that current obesity treatment programs may not be…
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Probability of an Obese Person Attaining Normal Body Weight: Cohort Study Using Electronic Health Records - PMC https://t.co/7mzPz1yd6V
probability of attaining normal wt or maintaining wt loss is low. Obesity treatment frameworks grounded in community-based weight management programs may be ineffective Probability of an Obese Person Attaining Normal Body Weight |https://ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/full/10.2105/AJPH.2015.302773
probability of attaining normal weight or maintaining weight loss is low. Obesity treatment frameworks grounded in community-based weight management programs may be ineffective Probability of an Obese Person Attaining Normal Body Weight: |https://t.co/ugzoELflAg
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@MattWalshBlog https://t.co/YRnZTVqstG
@uuserme @yeahfurkan https://t.co/DTtOVEhcGE obez erkekler için bu oran 1/210 kadınlar için 1/124 kısacası obez kalacaksın.
@fisalecb @Uruetta19 @Edgarevr @Kevinj_cas https://t.co/0owzgmdQEI
@CharlsHickman @robertlee823 @bigfatsurprise Probability of an Obese Person Attaining Normal Body Weight: Cohort Study Using Electronic Health Records[edit] https://t.co/HOhDET6doi
@TaymazMD @Asfyxi @JacobGudiol @Pekka851 tja, här är en, men det finns ju många https://t.co/JOhgxh8t9E
RT @ygjumi: Probability of an Obese Person Attaining Normal Body Weight: Cohort Study Using Electronic Health Records https://t.co/p3yAqKkP…
Probability of an Obese Person Attaining Normal Body Weight: Cohort Study Using Electronic Health Records https://t.co/p3yAqKkPdo
https://t.co/YphH1zc7md Here's the study if you want to look at it. It's also kinda crazy that less men lost weight considering it's easier for them
RT @fatnutritionist: found it, was not related to NHANES at all, but electronic health records from the UK - still pretty lol https://t.co…
found it, was not related to NHANES at all, but electronic health records from the UK - still pretty lol https://t.co/W1s9HI3EeB
I think ppl intuitively know how hard it is to lose and maintain significant weight loss through typical diet and exercise. But it's worth quantifying just how hard it is. This 2015 study seems to be one of the few to use population-level data to do so. https://t.co/3qIKnCCJMf https://t.co/zPd6Oa4lSO
Cuando piense en la obesidad recuerde que si quiere menos obesidad, cambie la sociedad. Las intervenciones individuales no sirven a largo plazo. No torture a pacientes con balanza, peso, dietas y medicamentos. Lea los resultados de este estudio: https://t.co/3tQosAhsAN
RT @JuanGrvas: Cuando piense en la obesidad recuerde que si quiere menos obesidad, cambie la sociedad. Las intervenciones individuales no…
RT @JuanGrvas: @Carcos2 @RaulCalvoRico @rincondesisifo El texto es excelente. Puestos a pedir: "Si quiere menos obesidad, cambie la socieda…
RT @JuanGrvas: Cuando piense en la obesidad recuerde que si quiere menos obesidad, cambie la sociedad. Las intervenciones individuales no…
RT @JuanGrvas: Cuando piense en la obesidad recuerde que si quiere menos obesidad, cambie la sociedad. Las intervenciones individuales no…
RT @JuanGrvas: Cuando piense en la obesidad recuerde que si quiere menos obesidad, cambie la sociedad. Las intervenciones individuales no…
RT @JuanGrvas: @Carcos2 @RaulCalvoRico @rincondesisifo El texto es excelente. Puestos a pedir: "Si quiere menos obesidad, cambie la socieda…
Cuando piense en la obesidad recuerde que si quiere menos obesidad, cambie la sociedad. Las intervenciones individuales no sirven a largo plazo. No torture a pacientes con balanza, peso, dietas y medicamentos. Bbsurdo. Lea los resultados de este estudio: https://t.co/ekXHh4YXsZ
@Carcos2 @RaulCalvoRico @rincondesisifo El texto es excelente. Puestos a pedir: "Si quiere menos obesidad, cambie la sociedad. Las intervenciones individuales no sirven a largo plazo. No torture a pacientes con balanza, peso, dietas y medicamentos. Es absurdo. Lea los resultados de este estudio: https://t.co/ekXHh4YXsZ
“In simple obesity (body mass index = 30.0-34.9 kg/m(2)), the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 1290 for men and 1 in 677 for women with morbid obesity” https://t.co/IhbVdUlo0y 11/
@saejujeong @HowIBuiltThis @lambofgod @guyraz @noom The single most influential paper I have ever read on weight loss: Probability of an Obese Person Attaining Normal Body Weight: Cohort Study Using Electronic Health Records https://t.co/HOhDET6doi
@MrJosephSmiles @ScepticalDoctor @BiggestComeback The weight registry is a classic example of survivorship bias, these are by no means average cases - they're extremely successful outliers. Broader epidemiologic studies suggest general lack of success by any means available to the public. https://t.co/8kJtXYcvQB
@AlexJLeaf @CheriLev @NEJM I say this as all diets (even calorie counting) have similar results, so in my view it is pretty representative. This is a good study with long term data. There’s another one (can’t locate atm) which suggests it’s less harmful to do nothing than to “diet” https://t.co/G3tZu9BIze
Probability of an Obese Person Attaining Normal Body Weight: Cohort Study (2015) "...probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 1290 for men and 1 in 677 for women with morbid obesity..." https://t.co/Andq6wvVXq https://t.co/kNjFw6HRDS
@numptydumpty198 @HuffPost Weight can't mostly be controlled for people struggling with obesity. Here's the medical science that proves it: https://t.co/UZdRU4OVqk
@IncomeSharks @HuffPost It's NOT "about health", fat-shaming is about cruelty & abuse. There is ZERO evidence that fat-shaming helps people lose weight. A 2015 medical study showed that women struggling with obesity have only a 0.8% chance of achieving a moderate/ideal weight. https://t.co/UZdRU4OVqk
@PivotPod Probability of an Obese Person Attaining Normal Body Weight: Cohort Study Using Electronic Health Records https://t.co/HOhDET6doi Objectives. We examined the probability of an obese person attaining normal body weight.
@profgalloway Probability of an Obese Person Attaining Normal Body Weight: Cohort Study Using Electronic Health Records https://t.co/HOhDET6doi Objectives. We examined the probability of an obese person attaining normal body weight.
RT @JuanGrvas: @rafabravo @nogracias_eu @PrimunNocere Al cabo de los años los pacientes, en general, recuperan el peso. “En la obesidad la…
RT @JuanGrvas: @rafabravo @nogracias_eu @PrimunNocere Al cabo de los años los pacientes, en general, recuperan el peso. “En la obesidad la…
RT @JuanGrvas: Al cabo de los años los pacientes, en general, recuperan el peso. “En la obesidad la probabilidad de conseguir y mantener e…
Al cabo de los años los pacientes, en general, recuperan el peso. “En la obesidad la probabilidad de conseguir y mantener el peso normal es de 1 cada 210 varones y 1 cada 124 mujeres. En la obesidad mórbida, de 1 cada 1.290 varones y 1 cada 677 mujeres” https://t.co/y056kI0lwA
@rafabravo @nogracias_eu @PrimunNocere Al cabo de los años los pacientes, en general, recuperan el peso. “En la obesidad la probabilidad de conseguir y mantener el peso normal es de 1 cada 210 varones y 1 cada 124 mujeres. En la obesidad mórbida, de 1 cada 1.290 varones y 1 cada 677 mujeres” https://t.co/y056kI0lwA
@ObesitySociety Are there other studies comparable to this one for me to learn more about obesity? Probability of an Obese Person Attaining Normal Body Weight: Cohort Study Using Electronic Health Records https://t.co/HOhDET6doi
https://t.co/IhbVdUlo0y
Can anyone lose weight with enough willpower? No. The data has been saying the same thing for decades: 95-98% of weight loss attempts fail long term (2-5 years.) The most common result of dieting is weight gain. https://t.co/TNSKE6u46N
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: El médico de una amiga con obesidad le suelta que no adelgaza porque no quiere: "Basta con cerrar la boca". Si él abri…
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: El médico de una amiga con obesidad le suelta que no adelgaza porque no quiere: "Basta con cerrar la boca". Si él abri…
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: El médico de una amiga con obesidad le suelta que no adelgaza porque no quiere: "Basta con cerrar la boca". Si él abri…
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: El médico de una amiga con obesidad le suelta que no adelgaza porque no quiere: "Basta con cerrar la boca". Si él abri…
@OnlineMathsT But what we absolutely do have evidence of is that dieting doesn’t work . One study here… 98% of people cannot sustain the weight loss. https://t.co/G3tZu9BIze Also 25% of people who deliberately try to lose weight end up with an eating disorder. We have evidence for this too.
@Bluewurst1875 @Francesca_Solmi @BBCNews Just one study which concludes there is a 98% chance someone will regain the weight. There’s also a 60% chance they’ll net gain and a 25% chance of an eating disorder. https://t.co/G3tZu9BIze
@Dannybroadbent1 @justamemory_xx @MeSlengTeng @BBCPolitics It really isn’t… one study here, there’s plenty more too. https://t.co/G3tZu9BIze
@OnlineMathsT Restricting calorie intake is more like to cause an eating disorder than it is for someone to lose weight. There’s a 98% chance someone trying to lose weight will fail. Interventions focus far too much on body size and far too little on actual health. https://t.co/G3tZu9BIze
@LePetitChef9 @thefatdoctoruk Nope, any intentional weight loss, one study here… https://t.co/G3tZu9BIze
@adkslider @OliveChirper @thefatdoctoruk Does this article help at all? Genuinely trying to help by giving some evidence of how intentional weight loss is not sustainable :) https://t.co/G3tZu9BIze
@Vexxed_Giraffe @thefatdoctoruk This study may be of interest to you when you say it’s “easy”… Also 25% of people who diet (including calorie counting) develop an eating disorder. Bear that in mind when looking at he results of the study. https://t.co/G3tZu9BIze
3. They don’t offer any alternative views. For example, what’s the risk of restrictive dieting to lose the weight? We know that this has only a 2% success (https://t.co/G3tZu9BIze) and that up to 25% of people develop eating disorders.
RT @adamfare1996: And here’s the link to the study. Large sample size, long term follow up, reliable data. https://t.co/G3tZu9BIze
And here’s the link to the study. Large sample size, long term follow up, reliable data. https://t.co/G3tZu9BIze
@nireyal This is my favorite study regarding weight loss: https://t.co/HOhDET6doi
@unleashantifa @yrfatfriend I believe the source for the second sentence is https://t.co/tFINLKyVaU. Her book cites the following article, which cites the 2015 study above: https://t.co/rHsLtvjBrI
@scib0rg Okay, per your suggestion I bought her book. For those interested, the cite to the 2nd sentence in her above tweet is https://t.co/tFINLKyVaU (her book actually cites a Hobbes Huffpost article, which in turn cites the below study)
RT @AbdTahrani: Compare the above results with that 80% of people who lose 5% of their weight via non surgical methods regain the weight by…
Compare the above results with that 80% of people who lose 5% of their weight via non surgical methods regain the weight by 5 years https://t.co/Ae2XOkvN6T
RT @CaryKelly11: During a 9-year follow up on a study of 1283 men and 2245 women who were obese,1 in 210 men and 1 in 124 women achieved no…
RT @CaryKelly11: During a 9-year follow up on a study of 1283 men and 2245 women who were obese,1 in 210 men and 1 in 124 women achieved no…
RT @CaryKelly11: During a 9-year follow up on a study of 1283 men and 2245 women who were obese,1 in 210 men and 1 in 124 women achieved no…
During a 9-year follow up on a study of 1283 men and 2245 women who were obese,1 in 210 men and 1 in 124 women achieved normal weight. I bet none of these participants were eating low carb. Obesity is not a life sentence. @ProfTimNoakes https://t.co/wbUSaMSr8a
@ali_fildes Has this paper held up in the last 5 years? https://t.co/HOhDET6doi are there other papers or articles I should read to become more informed on the topic?
The Health 202: Obese Americans suffer disproportionately from the coronavirus https://t.co/LbexlD7ZFs @washingtonpost #citesAJPH @PublicHealth @AMJPublicHealth Citing: Probability of an Obese Person Attaining Normal Body Weight: Cohort Study Using EHRs https://t.co/lwkqdl959g https://t.co/vmPsVD3uMU
@PompTntl @HerculeanStren1 I mean, telling them to change their lifestyle in almost any way has microscopic success chance (see below). The most success chance I've seen is literally cutting them open and modifying their innards (bariatric surgery). https://t.co/8kJtXYcvQB
@EstebanDL Para personas con obesidad muy significativa modificar el contexto seguramente ayude pero no necesariamente alcance. https://t.co/XwVjR3FPS3
Claim 5: "Dieting and exercise or just dieting can help you lose weight. You can do it. It worked on my cousin who lost 60 pounds in x-months!" Answer: Nope. It's been proven statistically and with hard data for years that it doesn't: https://t.co/5XJytRwYmt https://t.co/pATppBMv0W
Yep. You will actually gain back the weight you starve off through dieting or food restricting intentionally or accidentally. A study following 3,500 people after 9 years discovered that you can't maintain weight loss through dieting and exercise longterm: https://t.co/5XJytRwYmt https://t.co/uIN42cQsGt
Older but important #obesity study: Excluding surgery, the likelihood of going from obese (BMI 30-34.9) to a BMI <25 (considered optimal for decreased mortality) is: 1/124 for women 1/210 for men. https://t.co/Du7BsYfjyr In other words, obesity is a tough to crack
Source: https://t.co/aUgQMOPFb3.
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Hola @RSantandreuOfic. En @tv3cat (https://t.co/NyKjV8RTFo) afirmas con fervor que "adelgazarse es la cosa más fácil d…
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Hola @RSantandreuOfic. En @tv3cat (https://t.co/NyKjV8RTFo) afirmas con fervor que "adelgazarse es la cosa más fácil d…
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Hola @RSantandreuOfic. En @tv3cat (https://t.co/NyKjV8RTFo) afirmas con fervor que "adelgazarse es la cosa más fácil d…
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Hola @RSantandreuOfic. En @tv3cat (https://t.co/NyKjV8RTFo) afirmas con fervor que "adelgazarse es la cosa más fácil d…
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Hola @RSantandreuOfic. En @tv3cat (https://t.co/NyKjV8RTFo) afirmas con fervor que "adelgazarse es la cosa más fácil d…
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Hola @RSantandreuOfic. En @tv3cat (https://t.co/NyKjV8RTFo) afirmas con fervor que "adelgazarse es la cosa más fácil d…
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Hola @RSantandreuOfic. En @tv3cat (https://t.co/NyKjV8RTFo) afirmas con fervor que "adelgazarse es la cosa más fácil d…
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Hola @RSantandreuOfic. En @tv3cat (https://t.co/NyKjV8RTFo) afirmas con fervor que "adelgazarse es la cosa más fácil d…
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Hola @RSantandreuOfic. En @tv3cat (https://t.co/NyKjV8RTFo) afirmas con fervor que "adelgazarse es la cosa más fácil d…
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Hola @RSantandreuOfic. En @tv3cat (https://t.co/NyKjV8RTFo) afirmas con fervor que "adelgazarse es la cosa más fácil d…
Hola @RSantandreuOfic. En @tv3cat (https://t.co/NyKjV8RTFo) afirmas con fervor que "adelgazarse es la cosa más fácil del mundo, está chupado" . Además de ser mentira (https://t.co/mwPLYCZ3Lh) es una irresponsabilidad que generará frustración y culpabilidad. https://t.co/RjzkXeAtix
Fighting Fat Discrimination, but Still Wanting to Lose Weight https://t.co/UC1m8gzhQe via @nytimes #citesAJPH @PublicHealth @AMJPublicHealth Citing: Probability of an #Obese Person Attaining Normal Body Weight: Cohort Study Using #EHR https://t.co/lwkqdl959g #publichealth https://t.co/pwsHiUMTbC
via @NYTimes https://t.co/cnQ0vWdBJC
RT @sejehomi: @swpremethunder @Wineinmyheart aqui o artigo https://t.co/EmtxcZ8wep
@swpremethunder @Wineinmyheart aqui o artigo https://t.co/EmtxcZ8wep
Educate yourselves: https://t.co/IjR76NysFc
RT @HappyShiiba: [SOURCE] for the above study is here: https://t.co/5XJytRwYmt So dieting x weightloss doesn't work to begin with and actu…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "At least 50% of patients who achieved 5% weight loss were shown to have regained this weight within 2 years...approxi…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "At least 50% of patients who achieved 5% weight loss were shown to have regained this weight within 2 years...approxi…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "At least 50% of patients who achieved 5% weight loss were shown to have regained this weight within 2 years...approxi…
RT @fatnutritionist: "At least 50% of patients who achieved 5% weight loss were shown to have regained this weight within 2 years...approxi…
RT @fatnutritionist: "At least 50% of patients who achieved 5% weight loss were shown to have regained this weight within 2 years...approxi…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "At least 50% of patients who achieved 5% weight loss were shown to have regained this weight within 2 years...approxi…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "At least 50% of patients who achieved 5% weight loss were shown to have regained this weight within 2 years...approxi…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "At least 50% of patients who achieved 5% weight loss were shown to have regained this weight within 2 years...approxi…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "At least 50% of patients who achieved 5% weight loss were shown to have regained this weight within 2 years...approxi…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "At least 50% of patients who achieved 5% weight loss were shown to have regained this weight within 2 years...approxi…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
RT @fatnutritionist: "the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 129…
"At least 50% of patients who achieved 5% weight loss were shown to have regained this weight within 2 years...approximately 80% of people who intentionally achieve weight loss of 10% or more of their body weight will regain that weight within a year." https://t.co/ivvPhIlL5c
"the annual probability of attaining normal weight was 1 in 210 for men and 1 in 124 for women, increasing to 1 in 1290 for men and 1 in 677 for women with morbid obesity" https://t.co/ivvPhIlL5c
RT @HappyShiiba: [SOURCE] for the above study is here: https://t.co/5XJytRwYmt So dieting x weightloss doesn't work to begin with and actu…
RT @HappyShiiba: "I ate 1200 daily at 14yo and lost weight but no one told me that dieting doesn't work long term [src: https://t.co/5XJytR…
RT @HappyShiiba: "I ate 1200 daily at 14yo and lost weight but no one told me that dieting doesn't work long term [src: https://t.co/5XJytR…
"I ate 1200 daily at 14yo and lost weight but no one told me that dieting doesn't work long term [src: https://t.co/5XJytRwYmt] and I gained back the weight and got an Eating Disorder that I didn't /know/ was an Eating Disorder because I didn't know that (dieting) is DISORDERED." https://t.co/LROcveMCrx
[SOURCE] for the above study is here: https://t.co/5XJytRwYmt So dieting x weightloss doesn't work to begin with and actually gives you all sorts of health issues, many inevitably killing you and I explore them in a long thread here: https://t.co/AYdcckffei
@Janek_Rut @RSzarfenberg @MichalNovicki @ratrzeci I wreszcie dowody naukowe: https://t.co/adSUkba3au - rekomendowanie zmiany stylu życia jest nieskuteczne w leczeniu otyłości https://t.co/K2TsLIAKPd - prawdopodobieństwo osiągnięcia normalnej wagi przez osobę z otyłością jest niewielkie
RT @JuanGrvas: Si quiere menos obesidad, cambie la sociedad. Las intervenciones individuales no sirven a largo plazo. No torture a paciente…
RT @JuanGrvas: Si quiere menos obesidad, cambie la sociedad. Las intervenciones individuales no sirven a largo plazo. No torture a paciente…
RT @JuanGrvas: Si quiere menos obesidad, cambie la sociedad. Las intervenciones individuales no sirven a largo plazo. No torture a paciente…