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| dehydrogenation, diuretics, masturbate, plump fiction , fat fatty , plump redhead , blunt trauma, fatty infiltration of liver , digital photography, cardiac disorders, predominant fatty acid, low aft diet, | The poll results, in fact, showed very little difference in knowledge 1993 between fat people and what the survey writers called "normal" people; and "in 1993 denial" refers to any fat person who is content with their body as it is. Caroline Swain, Executive Director of Weight Concern said, "The survey findings highlight a widespread lack of concern about obesity." In fact, the survey shows that 80% of obese people want to lose weight. The survey was used to introduce a weight loss plan, Top Ten Tips. This plan, according to its creators, is scientifically-validated, easy to follow, and 1993 requires no major lifestyle change. However, the studies cited to support Top Ten Tips indicate that the vast majority of people who try this plan do not lose nearly enough weight to turn an obese person into a so-called "normal" person. A typical study cited by Top Ten Tips found that the average short-term weight loss is only 11 pounds, and long-term weight loss is even less. |
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| Evil Lesbian Media Whore has the details. End Notes View contentHide content That's it for this edition of the Big Fat Carnival! Big fat thanks dehydrogenation to everyone dehydrogenation who contributed, either with posts or by sending encouraging words my way! (And I'm sorry that I didn't respond individually to every submission email.) Please join us again in two months, when the second edition will be hosted by This Ain't Livin'! You can submit posts to Meloukhia of This Ain't Livin' by going to this link. (The dehydrogenation third and fourth editions will be hosted by Vegankid and Body Impolitic, respectively). Posted by Ampersand in Fat, fat and more fat, Link farms | 44 Comments » Anti-Fat “Science” (UK Edition) Posted by Ampersand | February 3rd, 2006 Summary View contentHide content Two British charity groups, Cancer Research UK and Weight Concern, recently made headlines with a new survey purporting to show that fat people were unaware of health issues and "in denial" about their weight. |
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