Weight is fiercely moralized and, to many, being heavier is considered a moral failure, he said. Calories in, calories out is not something we can use accurately to assess what would happen to your weight, Singh said. This systemic fatphobia in the medical community is why body mass index continues to be used as a measure of health, despite it being debunked over and over as a valid concept. Like any random person on the street, they were just looking at my body and making a judgment. I had panic attacks when I ate, thinking I was weak for having cheated on my so-called diet; I couldnt figure out why I was so unhappy  even to the point of self-harming  because, for the first time, I was finally thin enough to be considered "healthy" and my doctor at the time was gleefully cheering me on in my weight loss journey."
More than a dozen people would be unfairly wired about many things they’ve done.
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