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The Thick Thighs Save Lives Podcast

S1 EP27: Why Skinny Doesn't Always Mean Healthy

The Thick Thighs Save Lives Podcast

Constantly Varied Gear

Health & Fitness

4.9716 Ratings

🗓️ 25 June 2019

⏱️ ? minutes

Summary

In this week's episode, we’ll talk about our reactions to Tanya Gold’s article on Nike’s new plus-size mannequin. Listen in to hear what we have to say about what a healthy body really looks like, why you can’t judge someone’s health by outward appearances, and why the goal should be to get healthier, not thinner. 

Topics Discussed in Today’s Episode: 

  • Tanya Gold’s article on Nike’s plus size mannequin.
  • What healthy looks like.
  • Why you can’t judge health by outward appearance.
  • What it means to be healthy.
  • Health markers.
  • Why it’s not lucky to be thin and not take care of your body.
  • Fat shaming.
  • The science behind why some people gain weight more easily than others.
  • Athletes can have different body types.
  • Health crisis vs obesity epidemic.
  • Changing the goal from being thin to being healthy.
  • Working with your body instead of against it.
  • How to talk to someone about working on their health.

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