The cultural script around body image pushes most people to pursue a smaller body, driven by social approval rather than scientific health findings, which are often flawed.
Idealizing thinness neglects the diversity of body types and natural weight variations, leading to unhealthy behaviors and a culture of comparison that can harm mental health.
Studies reveal that 95% of people who lose weight will regain it within three to five years, highlighting the futility of pursuing the thin ideal.
Dedicating oneself to the thin ideal can result in disordered eating, decreased self-esteem, and a harmful obsession with appearance rather than health.
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