[ SECRET POST #2137 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2137 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

well no, not "solely responsible" but in the sense that weight loss alone has actually statistically treated a lot of people of a lot of issues, type 2 diabetes, polycystic ovarian syndrome, some forms of arthritis, and obstructive sleep apnea to name a few, so it's just really tricky to ignore that when talking to patients. also, it's like you're sort of obligated to let them know what their options are and often, that's the one in bold neon lights even though it's not always the nicest or most polite one.

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and of course washing your hands of the situation but just saying "lose weight" and that's it would be terrible and if a doctor even said that to me i would not be seeing them again

but i mean more in the sense of when it is something you have to address because it is very very often that you do and with more than 1/3 adults in the united states being obese and all the health complications associated with it, to say that it's considered bad medicine to ignore it would be an understatement.