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NPR CLAIMS DIETING IS RACIST
If you've made a resolution to lose weight or "get fit" this year, you're in a very big boat.
In 2021, half of all New Year's resolutions in the U.S. were based on fitness and nearly half were based on weight loss. We spend over $30 billion on diet products annually and an estimated 45 million Americans diet every year. I (Andee) know I have, and if you're reading this, maybe you have, too.
There are an endless number of reasons why you might want to change your body — that holiday weight, your dating profile, medical issues, your new bathing suit — but the real culprit is usually diet culture.
Diet culture is that collective set of social expectations "telling us that there's one way to be and one way to look and one way to eat and that we are a better person, we're a more worthy person if our bodies are a certain way," says UK-based body image researcher Nadia Craddock.
FROM NPR
And, it's a shape-shifter: You might think you're not subscribing to diet culture, but rather are focusing on your health or fitness.
"It's just a rebranding," says Craddock. These days, she says, the diet industry has adapted its messaging to be less blatantly about appearance and more about the in vogue ideals of health and wellness. "But there's still that very common error of equating health and thinness as one in the same," she says.
It's true. Despite all of the medical and media messaging shouting otherwise, thinness and health are not the same, and fatness does not necessarily equate to being unhealthy.
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If you've made a resolution to lose weight or "get fit" this year, you're in a very big boat.
In 2021, half of all New Year's resolutions in the U.S. were based on fitness and nearly half were based on weight loss. We spend over $30 billion on diet products annually and an estimated 45 million Americans diet every year. I (Andee) know I have, and if you're reading this, maybe you have, too.
There are an endless number of reasons why you might want to change your body — that holiday weight, your dating profile, medical issues, your new bathing suit — but the real culprit is usually diet culture.
Diet culture is that collective set of social expectations "telling us that there's one way to be and one way to look and one way to eat and that we are a better person, we're a more worthy person if our bodies are a certain way," says UK-based body image researcher Nadia Craddock.
FROM NPR
And, it's a shape-shifter: You might think you're not subscribing to diet culture, but rather are focusing on your health or fitness.
"It's just a rebranding," says Craddock. These days, she says, the diet industry has adapted its messaging to be less blatantly about appearance and more about the in vogue ideals of health and wellness. "But there's still that very common error of equating health and thinness as one in the same," she says.
It's true. Despite all of the medical and media messaging shouting otherwise, thinness and health are not the same, and fatness does not necessarily equate to being unhealthy.
The Life Method-
The LifeMethod™ is a process that allows you to navigate successfully through life by providing clarity of personal vision, value and purpose. It replaces anxiety with confidence and dread with hope. Through a structured approach, a LifeMethod™ Coach works with you to confront and eliminate chaos in your life that’s triggered by sudden, unexpected life-changing events or by the steady stream of day-to-day pressures. As you gain a better understanding and appreciation of who you are, The LifeMethod™ takes you on an enriching journey to develop a set of possibilities in four key foundations of your life – personal, professional, financial and spiritual. As a result you will have composed your personalized set of meaningful, achievable life objectives supported by an action-oriented roadmap.
Life Method Coaching by Q5 Financial
THE BEST DIET AND EXERCISE WEBSITE-
https://www.acsm.org/education-resources/trending-topics-resources
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