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Monday, June 28, 2010
Rural obesity and weight control FAQs
Rural obesity and weight control FAQs: "Question: What are some of the negative social and economic effects of obesity?
Answer:
Obesity can result in discrimination and stigmatization. The overweight and obese may find themselves characterized as unhealthy, weak or lazy. People who are obese may experience negative consequences in the workplace, at school, and even in receiving health care. For more information, please see the Obesity Society's Obesity, Bias, and Stigmatization."
Answer:
Obesity can result in discrimination and stigmatization. The overweight and obese may find themselves characterized as unhealthy, weak or lazy. People who are obese may experience negative consequences in the workplace, at school, and even in receiving health care. For more information, please see the Obesity Society's Obesity, Bias, and Stigmatization."
Country Living: Healthier Than City Life? - Stay at Home Mom Answers
Country Living: Healthier Than City Life? - Stay at Home Mom Answers: "Fast food and minimal activity is not a winning combination. The physical ramifications of childhood obesity are plenty, including diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure. In addition to the physical aspect, children who are overweight may be more likely to be picked on by their peers, causing low self-esteem."
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