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Food and nutrition scientist Dr. Emma Beckett told BBC that the online fad was "a huge step backwards" for body positivity.

"It's just the same old false stereotypes and tropes about people in larger bodies being lazy and flawed, and something to be desperately avoided," she explained.

"The fear of weight gain contributes to eating disorders and body dissatisfaction, it fuels toxic diet culture, making people obsess over food and exercise in unhealthy ways and opening them up to scam products and fad diets."

Lardasses aren't lazy, trust the Science™ chud.

Imagine being a nutrition scientist and pretending CICO isn't real to appease fat b-words.

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Imagine being a nutrition scientist and pretending CICO isn't real to appease fat b-words.

this is what she looks like

https://i.rdrama.net/images/1742839720cdZB48o1YKq5vA.webp

she's doing mental gymnastics to appease herself. No amount of education can override the fat's cognitive dissoncance and continued need to rationalize looking/being unhealthy as a lifestyle. Whats hillarious is that anyone would take a fate nutritionist seriously thatd be like hiring a fat personal trainer or a mentally ill therapist.

!slots2000

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>run out of gas

>manifesting a full tank by instilling fear of overweight into my auto

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