Overweight Haters Ltd: Prejudice at its worst

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There’s some truly nasty prejudice against overweight people today, and this is one of most ignorant and hateful examples I’ve ever seen:
Unfortunately some people still believe that shaming people with weight issues will somehow help them, by motivating them to change. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Shaming people into feeling bad will only reduce their willpower.
Imagine a day when you felt really depressed. Did you go out for a run and did you cook nutritious meals all day? Not likely. More likely you ate chocolate. Perhaps you even had a drink (or two) and smoked cigarettes. Then you probably ended up in front of the TV. That’s what happens when people get depressed.
Never ever tell someone with weight issues to eat less and run more. First of all it does not work. Second of all they’ve already heard it a million times. It can only hurt them.
If you want to help others then learn more effective ways to lose weight, and try to be an inspiration yourself. When people ask how you did it you can tell them. That might actually help.
This is how the Sugar and Grain industry gets away with it.
Instead of admitting they are selling an addictive substance - worse than the Lotus Eaters of the Odyssey - They simply say people lack the will, virtue, character not to continually eat.
If there was a pharmaceutical that made you store fat instead of burning it so you felt miserable, weak, and starving all the time, and at the same time increased your appetite it would be banned.
Instead, at least here in the US, sugar is subsidized.
If there was an effective appetite suppressant, you'd think it would be encourage - there is: Fat.
The shaming is central to the calorie theory, the food guidelines, etc. "Just eat proper portions of this and shame on you if you don't have the willpower to stop".
It starts with sugar and grains that make the people fat and unable to burn fat because of hyperinsulinemia.
So they become hungry and binge on junk food and that leads to gluttony.
Now the Criminals in Charge raise the bar so that we must not only try to exercise more, starve ourselves, feel guilty and hate ourselves for being fat and weak, but we must take their medicine (poisons) and die young.
I thank God for leading me to LCHF and pulling me out of their destructive cycle of pain and death.
I thank the people who are brave and dedicated enough to try to get the truth out before it is too late for us all.
Not in the low-fat scenario, nor the LCHF scenario was I ever a binge-eater. I don't think I am alone in this experience either. Stating that overweight or obese people are all binge eaters is simply incorrect!