Has anyone ever said this to you?

Heavy, heavy, you got so heavy baby, you better lose some weight.

Telling folks to get in shape really doesn't do anything.

And in fact, some studies show that it may have

the opposite effect. But let's face it, Americans are caught in the middle of an obesity

epidemic, where billions of dollars are made by keeping people sick and out of shape. Today,

writer Zach Stafford joins us to look at fat shaming, how he overcame his own

eating disorder, and how to inspire change in others by transforming your own life.

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Has anyone ever said this to you,

Honey, you better lose some weight?

We all know that fat shaming does not work.

And there have been many studies that actually point out that

shaming or nagging or ridiculing somebody because of their lack of fitness

actually has the opposite

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