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Period.
We aren't bad for eating what's available. And we aren't always going to eat perfect. Sometimes we have to just eat the food, without feeling shame or guilt.

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Posted @withregram • @fatdoctoruk I've said it before and I'll say it again. Ob*sity is NOT a risk factor for COVID. I am concerned that actual doctors are suggesting otherwise. To start with, your weight has zero impact on whether you will catch a virus. Anyone who is suggesting otherwise does not understand the principles of virology. Whilst some people are at risk of catching the virus more than others (immunosuppressed people, for example) viruses don't discriminate when it comes to BMI!!! Now, there HAVE been more COVID related deaths in patients who inhabit bigger bodies, but is not clear yet why that is. A meta analysis back in 2016 demonstrated that the high rate of swine flue deaths in fat patients was due to DELAYED TREATMENT. This supports the argument that weight stigma is most likely having a big impact on COVID outcomes. In other words, prejudice and discrimination within the medical community is may well be partly responsible for unnecessary COVID deaths. But no on wants to talk about this, do they? I'd also like to remind everyone once again that correlation is NOT the same as causation. Whilst it appears that weight and poor COVID outcomes are linked somehow, you cannot jump to conclusions that one CAUSES the other. Anyone who does that is simply looking for an excuse to uncensor themselves and express their deeply rooted prejudice openly, without fear of retaliation. Like Dr Mike Hart, MD. If this guy really is a doctor then he should know all this. But let's face it, this guy just hates fat people. The end. For more troll translations visit @dr_troll_translator #endbodyfascism #endfatshaming #endweightstigma #fatacceptance #EndWeightHate #weightstigma #fatphobiakills #doctors #doctorsofinstagram #doctorsdiscriminate #doctorsdiscriminatetoo #fatdoctor #fatdoctoruk https://www.instagram.com/p/CNZ2JtisKqfLkFESqUEmC1RQAV2zBR5dezhn1Q0/?igshid=1fedm4u75epjn