Joe Rogan unloads on 'fat' professors who say healthy eating is offensive

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As a teacher of size myself, this is almost as bad as when they made us go back to classroom teaching

#stopteacherhate

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"It can be triggering for those with disordered eating habits or eating disorders," the document to students read. "For those of us who have a rocky relationship with food, either in the past or present, it can be triggering when we are presented with caloric information, and it can affect our ability to repair our relationship with food. By stepping away from nutrition information, we can place a greater focus on the enjoyment of food and creating a satisfying experience."

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"It can be triggering for those with disordered eating habits or eating disorders," the document to students read. "For those of us who have a rocky relationship with food, either in the past or present, it can be triggering when we are presented with caloric information, and it can affect our ability to repair our relationship with food. By stepping away from nutrition information, we can place a greater focus on the enjoyment of food and creating a satisfying experience."

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I've written several articles about the obesity problem, and without fail, they either get met with a standing ovation or the hatred intensity of 10,000 suns.
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Clearly this is a very emotional issue for the great majority of people. And any time an issue becomes an overly emotional one, then logic and facts and even common sense tends to go right out the window. Just ask some dude who actually thinks that deadlifts are a back exercise.
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But to go on here, let's deal with the common sense part first.
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People get overweight from eating too much. That's it. That's all. Even in rare medical conditions that people like to bring up, those too can be managed by managing energy balance. -
Genes are often brought up as well. But the fact is, obesity has become an epidemic only in the last few decades. If it was a genetic issue then we'd have seen obesity as a problem in direct correlation with certain genealogy. But there's no pattern. There's no "obesity gene". It's a good bet your ancestors were in fact, not obese.
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In countries where food is more scarce, there is no obesity issue. Zero. 100% of the time, where there's less food there's no obesity. In this case, the cause and correlation is 100% factual.
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And now, unfortunately, we're living in a time where it's considered fat shaming if you talk about the facts related to obesity, like how it's directly connected to various cancers, and type II diabetes.
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Fat activism is a plague, and one that goes out of its way in order to suppress legitimate medical findings and information in order to further the "healthy at every size" movement. Which does far more damage because it is not helping people to actually confront reality. Which is this.....
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YOU CANNOT BE HEALTHY AT EVERY SIZE. If you're obese, your health will crumble, and you'll die due to a obesity related disease. This isn't fat shaming. This is fact.
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Don't be a continued part of the problem. Be a part of the solution

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Spotify reportedly pays podcasting giant Joe Rogan "at least" $200 million.

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I hate that I live in this time. A bunch of soft, pansy arse people that are "triggered" by nutritional information need to seek mental health help.

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But don’t be afraid to push back against the unstable, unhealthy and unhappy people who want you to be just as miserable as they are.

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By stepping away from nutrition information, we can place a greater focus on the enjoyment of food and creating a satisfying experience

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