Obese people are fatter if they are called fat, study says

According to reports, the study was conducted by the Florida State University School of Medicine. They identified more than 6000 respondents who participated in the National Health and Retirement Study from 2006 to 2011 to understand the difference between those who are obese and those who face obesity.

The participants were divided into two groups: obese and non-obese based on the body mass index BM30; as for obesity discrimination, it was classified based on the experience participants encountered in their daily lives.

The results of the study showed that respondents who were discriminated against by obesity were 2.5 times more likely to gain weight than the general respondents; as for other conditions such as race and gender, they were not directly related to obesity in the past four years.

The research report points out that there is enough evidence to prove that being called "fat" or "fat pig" is related to eating more. The report pointed out that this may be caused by physical function or a physical reaction caused by the frustration of obese people being discriminated against.

The report pointed out that the research results are logical, because calling others "fat" or "fat pig" may deprive people of motivation to exercise and may also lead to problematic eating conditions.

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