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Monday, July 27, 2009

Obesity And Migraine Sufferers More Emotionally Traumatized Than Those With Life-Threatening Conditions

More on the moron whiners known as fat people.
"Need another reason to commit to a healthy diet and exercise? Think migraines are just headaches? Migraine and obesity sufferers feel more emotional pain than those dealing with life-threatening conditions like congestive heart failure, prostate cancer, osteoporosis and high blood pressure. In fact, they tend to feel more pessimistic than those diagnosed with depression.

In a study about healthcare influencers, AdSAM®, a non-verbal process of measuring emotional response, and TNS Healthcare found that people who suffer from some severe diseases accept and handle them better than other types of sufferers."
Weenie weebles.


"Results showed that migraine, obesity and erectile dysfunction sufferers essentially feel afraid, disgusted and saddened by their situation. Understanding the emotional impact of these and other conditions is critical to the physician's approach to condition management but also to those loved ones helping a patient through the condition."
Poor, fat babies.

But they are not so "afraid, disgusted and saddened by their situation" that they are willing to lose the weight.
"Because of their embarrassed state-of-mind, those who suffer from obesity and erectile dysfunction often feel more comfortable talking with influencers - non-healthcare professionals such as relatives, friends, co-workers, etc., rather than physicians.

Obesity sufferers in particular feel most relaxed when discussing healthcare decisions with influencers. For men or women, the research shows that influencers are most often the women in sufferers' lives, such as their spouses, mothers, sisters or female friends."
And they are most likely fatsos, too.

BTW, note the intrinsic argument against further medicalizing this non-medical condition and paying for it, i.e., calorically irresponsible people don't talk to their docs about their self-generated situation.

It is nigh time for abused fit people to put the kibosh on paying for embarrassed fat people who are too feeble to do what is right, i.e., be calorically responsible.

Fight back.

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