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The discussions emphasize the harmful effects of weight stigma, citing scientific studies and sharing personal struggles, which demonstrates a high level of interest and engagement. The tone varies from supportive to critical, using scientific references like the research by Puhl and Young, thus reflecting recognition of the issue's importance, though the overall impact remains moderate as most interactions are within interested communities.
Most discussions support the article's view that weight stigma has negative health effects and should be addressed.
Posts show strong curiosity, with many referencing additional scientific sources and research about weight bias.
Several discussions involve detailed reactions, scientific citations, and personal reflections, indicating deep engagement.
While influential in raising awareness among those engaged, the overall spread seems targeted, with moderate perceived impact on broad public opinion.
@GMB @piersmorgan @susannareid100 @CharlotteHawkns @dannilevyfit science suggests that literally the opposite is the case - fat shaming may encourage obesity: https://t.co/PDPIDApmSy(Puhl, R, and Young S. "Health consequences of weight stigma: implications for obesity prevention and treatment." Current obesity reports 4.2 (2015): 182-190.)
A source for why the thing about fat shaming is demonstrably wrong and in fact THE OPPOSITE of what she's implying. (Wish it weren't behind a $40 paywall but here you go anyway.) https://t.co/afJA7g4Cn5
I don't have the expertise to explain what causes obesity, nor the spoons to explain what I DO know about weight gain and loss, but I'd like to at least source one reason every "solution" Carl is suggesting is very wrong & his behavior counterproductive. https://t.co/afJA7g4Cn5
Tomorrow, 27th Aug, Rudd Center Deputy Director Dr. Rebecca Puhl will talk on "Health Consequences of Weight Stigma: Implications for Obesity Prevention and Treatment" at the international webinar hosted by @UK_ASO. Register for free here: https://t.co/umIoC4pGYY #ASOWebinars https://t.co/XNgTo85Zlb
El estigma contra @LaObesidad de hecho incrementa el riesgo de aumentar de peso y se asocia a otros riesgos para la salud. https://t.co/HkBLfvcG00
@afca_matteo @Entourage022 @Missemilyrachel just one of several sources: https://t.co/wJnaCSHiVq
Paul and Morgan share harmful views on weight, fatphobia, transphobia, and homophobia. This video debunks these misconceptions, highlighting the importance of understanding weight stigma's negative health effects and…
In this video, my colleague Yareli shares her insights on gordofobia, the stigma surrounding obesity, and the privilege linked to weight loss. We discuss the Health at Every Size movement, highlighting its focus on…
What if eating fast food wasn't a failure but a valid act of self-care? This video explores how all foods, including fast food, can support overall health when considering mental, emotional, and social factors…
Weight stigma leads to discrimination and adverse health effects. The video discusses the impact of stigma on obesity treatment and prevention, highlighting the need for a shift from weight-centered to weight-neutral…
@GonzaloZubieta @robertlufkinmd “Evidence collectively demonstrates negative implications of stigmatization for weight-related health correlates and behaviors” https://t.co/B438RIVPzx
since we're fuckin' talking about Lizzo's body ~*~Again~*~ https://t.co/NLqKcxyw6g
Therapist Reacts: Paul & Morgan Saying Fatphobic Things https://t.co/I2q2dn6WTs via @YouTube
@kentishastro @elflovesu There's a whole body of scientific research to the contrary... but how could that *possibly* stack up to your personal anecdata?
Therapist Reacts: Paul & Morgan Saying Fatphobic Things https://t.co/JoO6EJtvE4
https://t.co/HCt5ojMeSk I love Mickey's channel. I continuously struggle with my own self image and easily fall into bad eating habits and am not fat. Simply being fat is not shameful or due to a lack of willpower. Thank you for this video.
@zajeli_mi_nazwy Doświadczenie tego typu stygmatyzacji jest również związane z unikaniem ćwiczeń. Takimi komentarzami właśnie dokładacie swoją cegiełkę do epidemii otyłości. https://t.co/ZLw0ZU0QLD https://t.co/9WuwMyJuzN https://t.co/wBSL0Y63UV https://t.co/dFBp2Ks8pH
RT @BadGCMedTakes: I don't have the expertise to explain what causes obesity, nor the spoons to explain what I DO know about weight gain an…
I don't have the expertise to explain what causes obesity, nor the spoons to explain what I DO know about weight gain and loss, but I'd like to at least source one reason every "solution" Carl is suggesting is very wrong & his behavior counterproductive. https://t.co/afJA7g4Cn5
RT @BadGCMedTakes: A source for why the thing about fat shaming is demonstrably wrong and in fact THE OPPOSITE of what she's implying. (Wis…
A source for why the thing about fat shaming is demonstrably wrong and in fact THE OPPOSITE of what she's implying. (Wish it weren't behind a $40 paywall but here you go anyway.) https://t.co/afJA7g4Cn5
@mango07d You can start here: https://t.co/wJnaCSYTMY and here: https://t.co/m1x66fQnF1 and here: https://t.co/jayrqv6y5p for some of the recent science on ob*sity in general, intentional weight loss, and the effects of fatphobia/weight-bias. Happy reading.
@afca_matteo @Entourage022 @Missemilyrachel just one of several sources: https://t.co/wJnaCSHiVq
@EthanLeepmg @Missemilyrachel https://t.co/wJnaCSHiVq
RT @UConnRuddCenter: Tomorrow, 27th Aug, Rudd Center Deputy Director Dr. Rebecca Puhl will talk on "Health Consequences of Weight Stigma: I…
Tomorrow, 27th Aug, Rudd Center Deputy Director Dr. Rebecca Puhl will talk on "Health Consequences of Weight Stigma: Implications for Obesity Prevention and Treatment" at the international webinar hosted by @UK_ASO. Register for free here: https://t.co/umIoC4pGYY #ASOWebinars https://t.co/XNgTo85Zlb
RT @Fergar8203: El estigma contra @LaObesidad de hecho incrementa el riesgo de aumentar de peso y se asocia a otros riesgos para la salud.…
@KLothPhD @drhunger @episetsky @kendrinrae @MichelleCardel @HarvardSTRIPED @katewbauer Not sure if it fully supports the specific details in your statement, but this might be a helpful starting point (a review article, so might send you to some helpful source material) https://t.co/foBng58GOQ
El estigma contra @LaObesidad de hecho incrementa el riesgo de aumentar de peso y se asocia a otros riesgos para la salud. https://t.co/HkBLfvcG00
@GMB @piersmorgan @susannareid100 @CharlotteHawkns @dannilevyfit science suggests that literally the opposite is the case - fat shaming may encourage obesity: https://t.co/PDPIDApmSy(Puhl, R, and Young S. "Health consequences of weight stigma: implications for obesity prevention and treatment." Current obesity reports 4.2 (2015): 182-190.)