The hottest Body Acceptance Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Weight and Healthcare 918 implied HN points 16 Mar 24
  1. Don't assume someone's fitness level based on their size - treat everyone with respect and provide options for all body types.
  2. Accept and accommodate all body sizes in fitness spaces - blame the equipment, not the clients, if the space isn't inclusive.
  3. Encourage strength training for all body types - emphasize the benefits of strength training and avoid pushing weight loss goals.
Are You Okay? 1298 implied HN points 27 Nov 23
  1. Accepting your body doesn't necessarily mean you have to love it. It's about embracing and caring for your body as it is now, focusing on respect and care rather than appearance or societal standards.
  2. Body neutrality is a journey, not a fixed destination. It requires rejecting unrealistic beauty standards and embracing acceptance of your present self without harsh judgment.
  3. Practicing body acceptance involves being mindful of self-talk, dressing for comfort and confidence, using non-judgmental language about food, avoiding discriminatory speech about body size, and treating your body with kindness and respect.
Are You Okay? 978 implied HN points 04 Dec 23
  1. Body acceptance is the starting point for caring for your body - it allows you to be realistic and kind to yourself instead of idealistic and critical.
  2. Focus on nourishing foods, enjoyable movement, and rejecting perfectionism in order to care for your body with kindness and respect.
  3. Reduce social media consumption to improve mental health and avoid comparing yourself to idealized images.
Weight and Healthcare 1058 implied HN points 02 Aug 23
  1. Non-compliance labeling in healthcare can have negative implications on patients, especially when it comes to weight loss recommendations.
  2. There is a strong emphasis on the importance of reframing health as supporting behaviors rather than just focusing on weight loss as a measure of compliance.
  3. Many weight loss interventions lack long-term efficacy and can result in weight cycling, leading to patient dissatisfaction and potential harm.
Weight and Healthcare 319 implied HN points 29 Dec 21
  1. Don't assume your past body size is the key to feeling better now, as many factors can influence how we feel.
  2. Focusing on healthy habits rather than trying to attain a specific body size is more likely to support overall health.
  3. Fat patients deserve equal treatment for aches and pains without being pressured into weight loss interventions.
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