A medical establishment that equates thin with healthy is the problem. A society that rejects anyone whose body shape or size doesnt match an impossible ideal is the problem. IMAGINE, DISRUPT, NURTURE, RESPECT, BELIEVE, CONNECT, TRANSFORM. Author: Lindo Bacon (Author) Summary: 'Fat isnt the problem. Transform Transform the culture of injustice that limits our humanity into a more just, compassionate and respectful global community.The Health at Every Size Principles also provide a framework of care for both providers and individuals to approach health without a focus on weight or weight loss. Connect Connect with the growing community that recognizes, values, and celebrates the multiple identities that enrich our experiences. The Health at Every Size Principles promote safe and equitable access to healthcare for people regardless of size, health status, and health goals first and foremost.RespectRespect – all bodies, regardless of look, size, shape, gender, age, class, ability, and the many other characteristics that make us human.Believe Believe in our power to heal ourselves and the culture. Health at Every Size: The Surprising Truth About your Weight by Linda Bacon, challenges weight myths and teaches how to treat bodies with genuine respect.Support all in developing the resilience to live well in an unjust world. They are author of Health at Every Size: The Surprising Truth about Your Weight (BenBella. Nurture Nurture your compassion for self and others. Lindo Bacon (formerly Linda) is an associate nutritionist at the University of California, Davis.Disrupt the injustices that lead to body dissatisfaction, alienation, shame, trauma, poor health and body disconnection, including weight bias, racism, sexism, cis-sexism, ableism, ageism, and classism, among others.Ĭhallenge the narratives that centralize privileged people and underrepresent, marginalize, and violate others.
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