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No, don't salt my game. Hey guys, welcome to Don't Salt My Game. No, don't salt my game.

Hey guys, welcome to Don't Salt My Game.

I'm Laura Thomas.

I'm a registered nutritionist specializing in intuitive eating, weight inclusive and non-diet nutrition.

We're here having conversations with game changers in nutrition and health, food, body positivity, and some other stuff

thrown in for good measure. So this is actually part two of my conversation with Dr. Ali Williams

about the social determinants of health. If you haven't listened to the first part,

then stop this episode now, go back, check out the other one and then come back to this episode once you've listened to

that because it's not going to make much sense without, this one's not going to make much

sense without the other one for context. Otherwise, if you have listened to that first part,

this conversation picks up where we left off with our discussion of the moralizing of bodies,

particularly fat bodies,

which leads to weight stigma and weight bias amongst healthcare providers. We also talk about the problem with BMI, the health consequences of and the lived experience

of weight stigma and loads loads more.

And at the end of this episode, Ollie mentions his art collective,

Act with Love and their resist and retweet campaign. And he's kindly giving away three

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