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Hi, I'm Ethan Sopli, welcome to American Glutton.

Outside of acting, my two favorite things to do are diet and eat.

I have a very complicated relationship with food and on this podcast we're going to talk about all of it.

Food as entertainment, food as sport, food as fuel.

I'll talk to experts and the average person just like you and me.

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And now for part two of my conversation with Dr. Mike Isra-Tel on the Healthy It Every Size Movement.

Wherein we discuss the cons. Last episode was the pros and now it's time for the cons.

I want to say that Dr. Mike brings up some stuff in this part of the conversation that I was totally shocked about and had no idea about.

And almost the point of thinking they were hyperbolic to some degree and within a day I saw a video online with a person describing very earnestly much of what Dr. Mike brings up in this portion of the conversation.

And it's kind of wild and a bit of a mental maze that I cannot quite wrap my head around. So do with this information what you will. Thank you for listening.

Now we tear it, let's do it.

This feels so bad because we just prop it up.

I know, but I mean it's important.

We've got to trim the excesses because there are going to be the ex Navy SEALs out there going, fuck you, get on the scale and fucking these personal responsibility.

Dr. Mike and Ethan are soft. We got to give them something.

We got to give them something.

Okay, here we go. Point number one on the minuses of Hayes.

They're really antithetical to the idea of shaming. Body shaming, fat shaming, weight shaming.

They have a good point that goes a certain distance, but it doesn't go maybe as far as they would like it to.

The world is complicated.

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