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Health and Wellness Magazine Takes Strange Stand

I’m not posting this so we can “make fun” of  heavy people. I’ve come to learn that everyone on the right is beautiful, and everyone on the left is ugly.

I’m posting this because, like science declaring men can change their sex, a health magazine is now ignoring the medical evidence that obesity leads to physical ailments.

It simply does. I see what it does to me when I put on a few. My knees take the brunt and swell a bit if I run around. I’m more easily winded. My blood pressure goes up.

The magazine also declares the model’s health is none of anyone’s business. Doesn’t that make the point of the magazine moot? Don’t they make it their business to advise people about their health?

Also, as long as health insurance is pooled, other people’s health is my business. Is obesity a pre-existing condition? I think so.

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43 Comments on Health and Wellness Magazine Takes Strange Stand

  1. Since we are pooling health insurance, and therefore sharing the costs we should endorse her eating like 2 pigs. Dying a premature death, regardless of the cause is almost always cheaper than paying for someone’s health care until they are 90. I think we should pay for all the pizzas she can eat for a year.

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  2. No, just no. So sad. My heart goes out to people who are grossly overweight because usually there is either a physical or deep emotional problem involved. But to glorify such obesity is akin to glorifying sex changed people as courageous.

    With all the tats, it’s obvious she has heavy duty emotional problems.

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  3. It really is a simple problem of physics. In order to push double plus the amount of blood (yes, it takes more blood and higher blood pressure for obese people to survive) through the layers of fat in this person, her heart has to work a lot harder than the heart of someone who is of a more normal weight. Not to mention the extra stress on the structural members (knees, hips, etc.) that are required to support all that extra weight.

    The only “advantage” she has is that there is a lot more skin / flesh on which to etch ugly tattoos. But that won’t mean much in the grand scheme of things when she is dead of heart failure (or something similar) before she’s 50.

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  4. If it’s “none of my business,” why are they throwing (if they were strong enough to lift that much lard) this pig’s image in my face?!

    Same as with homo “my sex is none of your business but you must celebrate it” (il)logic.

    p.s. GRAPHIC ARTIST’S OBSERVATION
    They picked the PERFECT font for the cover…heh.

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  5. They’re right about the soap and water. Cellulitis, fungal infections, yeast infections…. where did the joke about “fromunda cheese” come from? That’s just the skin issues. In a history and physical review of all systems, ain’t none of it good medically.

    Ignore diabetes because you’re determined to be fabulous and you think your doctor is just a “h8er”, and I will unashamedly laugh my ass off when you lose half of your right foot and 3 toes on your left.

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  6. I’d be a little (just a little) more shocked if this was on the cover of Scientific American, but “Self” magazine isn’t what it started out as years and years ago. I don’t think I even know anyone who gets mag subscriptions these days, so it would make sense that all the mags have to fight for rack space at the checkout line. And that’s all this is, I think. It’s just a cheap, provocative method of getting eyeballs and inducing you to throw down a couple of bucks because you can’t read the whole article by the time your groceries (donuts, ice cream, sodas, chips, cookies, etc.) are bagged.

    Are we surprised that the entire media spectrum isn’t contaminated with political correctness at this point? As W. Churchill would have said, “It’s as common as debt.”

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  7. That’s not being brave. If they were brave, they would have done it while they were still a point of sale rack item. When they were point of sale it was eye catching and full of diet and exercise tips for a healthier body. Mostly about how fast you can get there.

    Now that they are online , this was a brilliant although pathetic marketing ploy for free advertising, nothing more.

    Czar,I noticed the title font strayed from the brand, I gotta know the name.

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  8. Christy944, it looks like a tweaked (to avoid copyright infringement?) version of Arial Rounded MT Bold (…with emphasis on the ROUNDED part…heh).

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  9. “you don’t know what their health goals and priorities are, and you don’t know what they’ve already done or are planning to do for their health going forward.“

    They’re right, I don’t know.
    But let me guess…

    More Ho-Ho’s?

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  10. We seem to have lost the concept of “shame” in this nation. Oh, you can attack someone over their principles, beliefs and behavior, but if someone wants to parade around their dysfunction for all the world to see then that person is being “brave.”

    This is what happens when a concept a common courtesy s co-opted by the left and transformed into a tool of repression and forced compliance.

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  11. The tats are so … slimming …

    More mendacity. More lies. More bullshit.

    Sorry lady (?) I really don’t care if you live or die.
    The fact that someone pays you to make an obese, vomitous spectacle of yourself screams volumes on the deterioration and decadence of our “culture.”

    izlamo delenda est …

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  12. Well, if her body is a canvas for her tattoos, she has room for a depiction of the Sistine Chapel.
    Snide remarks aside, how the heck do you comfortably go to the bathroom when you’re that heavy?

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  13. I like a zaftig woman but come on, that’s the whole damn zeppelin.
    If she lacks that much self control, what kind of person can she be?
    Judging, you bet.
    Who do you suppose gets to wash her ass when she is 40 and near death?

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  14. “The magazine also declares the model’s health is none of anyone’s business. Doesn’t that make the point of the magazine moot?”

    Das Moot!

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  15. A look around these days at your average person you can’t help but notice that most young people are grossly overweight. I think the biggest problem is the garbage available out there that’s being called food. Most everything is loaded with sugar, even foods you wouldn’t expect to have it. It’s a huge problem{no pun intended} and there needs to be major changes.
    I kinda feel for them because it’s difficult to find food these days that’s both nutritious and satisfying. It’s so much easier to just grab what’s handy and readily available.

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  16. Dan Ryan Galt JULY 2, 2018 AT 8:25 AM
    Well, if her body is a canvas for her tattoos, she has room for a depiction of the Sistine Chapel.
    Snide remarks aside, how the heck do you comfortably go to the bathroom when you’re that heavy?

    Sadly we have a friend that has been “struggling” with this for sometime and went through the surgery solution to lose close to two hundred pounds so far. Whenever she visits it means patrolling the bathroom after she leaves and a few pieces of broken furniture over the years. Stereo-type lib that would have been a “knockout” beautiful woman had she not let herself get to the extreme and only did something when the doctors told her without the surgery she probably had less than a year to live.

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  17. I would enjoy her ‘smoldering look’ much more if she hit the floor and had to beg someone, anyone!, to help her up.

    “Sorry tubbo, it’s none of my business. And I won’t risk hurting my bad for that.”

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  18. Diet I am doing: Keto…mostly carnivory. Intermittent fasting for 16 to 20 hours daily. Thank you coffee!
    Type 2 diabetic. Metabolic syndrome. Arthritis.

    I work in a bakery. Greatest supplier of diabetes and obesity. I hate my job. The vegan in the store works in the deli. Skinny as a rail. Not happy. Extremes always make for misery. I’ve lost at least 65 lbs. Arthritis doesn’t hurt as bad. Blood pressure and glucose are nearly normal.

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  19. If I must applaud her appearance, and her personal beliefs are her business, I’m guessing its safe to start wearing my Hakenkreuz armbands in public, again.

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  20. Oh my, Kathleen Turner has really let herself go. Her new film is a sequel to BODY HEAT, called BODY MEAT.

    Luvin’ that peek-a-boob from the side. 🙂

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  21. Reminds me of the joke…

    Q: Where does a 600-pound woman go to the bathroom?
    A: Anywhere she wants to.

    Oh, wait. I think that was “gorilla.”

    Never mind.

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  22. OpentheDoor I can tell you EXACTLY who is going to scrub her was. The CNA that Medicaid will pay (with tax dollars) to come out to her house once she qualifies for disability. Which looks like about 40 pounds ago.

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  23. Dan Galt: “how does she go to the bathroom?”

    It doesn’t – it evacuates its bowels in the woods. Porcelain isn’t designed to support that much. And it really needs to stay off of wall-hung closets. Porcelain cuts are nasty.

    izlamo delenda est …

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