#388: Consequences of Weight Stigma and Weight Bias

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Danny Lennon

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🗓️ 27 May 2021

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

Danny & Alan discuss the current evidence on the health consequences and societal consequences of weight stigma and weigh bias. This includes implicit bias, explicit bias, and internalization of bias. What evidence do we currently have? And what questions remain unanswered?

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Today's Topic in Focus [03:39]

Listener Questions [59:48]

Quack Asylum [68:55]

Random Recommendations [72:07]

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to another episode of Sigma Nutrition Radio. This is episode 388 of the podcast. My name is Danny Lennon and with me is Alan
0:26.0	Flanagan. Alan, how are you today, sir? I'm good. I'm recently freed. I've got a I've got a jab
0:32.7	coming up on Sunday. So all is all is looking, all all is looking bright the summer is looking good
0:40.3	summer is looking good the great British summer yeah well anyone that has followed
0:44.9	your Instagram probably has seen the early signs of that coming through yes yeah
0:49.2	notable ventures out are starting to happen plenty of plenty of creamy tops in the spirit of, in the spirit of John B. Keene.
0:58.0	Yeah, it's been refreshing like the indoor lift.
1:02.0	I mean, I think paying attention to the excellent accounts that I follow in relation to COVID,
1:08.0	you know, I still obviously am live to the fact that there is that Indian variant
1:12.7	here that is increasing in prevalence and etc. But yeah, I mean, it definitely, there's a,
1:19.0	there's a good feel about the place. I mean, if the weather wasn't like November, it'd probably
1:22.6	be, I think people might be out and about even more. But yeah, maybe that's a good thing for that, for this, for the for the for the for the variant question that people aren't out as much because it's bucketing rain the whole time.
1:34.6	We're obviously quite a bit behind here, but it's the same type of feeling of people are gearing up for it now.
1:40.2	We just need the weather to turn and a few more restrictions to ease and will be good.
1:45.0	You can't go indoors, right?
1:47.0	Yeah, nothing indoors as of yet.
1:49.0	That will be changing now in June.
1:51.0	There's a few things still to lift.
1:52.0	So for example, gyms are still closed until the 7th of June.
1:55.0	Ah.
1:56.0	So, yeah, June is the month where we should have a good bit of movement.
2:06.6	It seems that the vaccine rollout has finally gained a bit of speed over the last month relative to the slow-ish rollout that Europe is having it towards the start of the year.
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