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Obesity care: why “eat less, move more” advice is failing
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this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2025
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They don't unless they are referring to other studies. Also, they are extremely clear on the different situations and not just with "being fat" unlike how you are implying.
Medical malpractice and such dangerous generalisations from both medics and non-medics kills people.
Your links say nothing of the sort. They only say, if you‘re fat and diabetic your insulin levels are fucked and it’s difficult to treat.
Did you even read them, or are you purposefully being misleading? Because with such a comment I am very much inclined on the second