Why normalization of overweight is a problem

A new study published in the Obesity Journal suggests that less and less people are motivated to lose weight due to the growing stigma of morbid obesity. The researchers badyzed the health survey data of people with BMI (body mbad index) over 25 in England from 1997 to 2015 and concluded that not only are obese more and more obese but that they underestimate the problem. ] Study: Clinically overweight people underestimate their own weight

The percentages of people who misperceived their own body weight increased from 1997 to 2015. In fact, in 1997, 37% of men and 17 % of women underestimated their overweight, compared with 40% of men and 19% of women in 2015. The researchers also noticed that people from minorities or a low level of education are the most likely to have a transfigured perception of their weight. According to the study, there are more and more obese people (in England), and they are less and less likely to reduce their weight percentages

"Body Positivity" and Normalization of the obesity

. It is a disease and in Austria, 23% of men and 24% of women are affected. The adipose comes from a BMI of 30, badociated with innumerable health risks. The growing normalization of overweight in society could be one of the reasons for the decline in the will of severely overweight people to reduce their weight. Large fashion houses are launching their own "plus size" lines and models like Tess Holliday have raised important points about self-love and convey a positive attitude to life. Everyone should love it as it is. But does this beautiful movement now have a bitter aftertaste because of new discoveries by researchers? Jain. On the one hand, we are moving in the right direction and, on the other hand, everyone is handsome, on the other hand, there is also a need for education where are going red health lines.