Due to the ubiquitous presence of industrial chemicals in the food, water, and environment, the white race is being transformed into a new species of mutant beast.

Is this good or bad?

Let us know in the comments what you think about this incredible mutant transformation!

The Guardian:

More than 1 billion people worldwide are now living with obesity, with rates among children increasing fourfold across a 32-year period, according to new research.

Analysis of the weight and height measurements of over 220 million people from more than 190 countries shows how body mass index (BMI) changed across the world between 1990 and 2022.

Approximately 1,500 researchers contributed to the study by the NCD Risk Factor Collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO). Published in the Lancet, it found that over the period obesity rates increased fourfold among children, and doubled among adults.

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The proportion of the world’s children and adolescents who were underweight fell by around one-fifth in girls and more than one-third in boys, while the proportion of the world’s adults who were affected by being underweight more than halved over the same period.

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Prof Simon Kenny, NHS England’s national clinical director for children and young people, said: “These figures will be as alarming to parents as they are to the NHS.

“Obesity affects every human organ system, and so at a young age can have a major impact on a child’s life, increasing their risk of type 2 diabetes, cancer, mental health issues and many other illnesses, which can lead to shorter and unhappier lives.

“The NHS is committed to helping as many young people and families affected by extreme weight issues as possible through our new network of 30 specialist clinics, which offer tailored packages of physical, psychological and social support – but the NHS cannot solve this issue alone, and continued joined-up action by industry and wider society is needed if we are to avoid a ticking health timebomb for the future.”

So much for “healthy at any size.”

Fat acceptance activists are literally promoting deаth 🪦 pic.twitter.com/PhdmRoSIq4

— Dr. Clown, PhD (@CW_Insider) February 24, 2024

That was a meme that didn’t last very long.

It was sort of like when they started saying women with Down Syndrome were sexy. Do you remember that one?

Some of these woke memes just don’t land right.

The Gym Isn’t Going to Fix This

You have to change your diet and reduce chemical exposure. You can’t just pump this away at the gym, at least not in the long term.

You millennials are all middle aged now. You have to cut the processed food, and you have to be aware of all plastic/petrochemical exposure (although I understand it’s not totally avoidable).

These fat people are mutating into a different species. There are huge numbers of changes going on in their bodies beyond the fatness. You don’t want to be one of these creatures.

They are not going to survive the cleansing.

Related: NYC: Invaders Reject Unhealthy American Food from Shelters, Prefer to Cook Rice and Meat

I see these little fat kids and I just want to kick ’em.

They are going to be a drain on society for the rest of their lives.

They should be rolled off of cliffs.

New York Post:

A new study adds to evidence that severe obesity is becoming more common in young US children.

There was some hope that children in a government food program might be bucking a trend in obesity rates — earlier research found rates were dropping a little about a decade ago for those kids.

But an update released Monday in the journal Pediatrics shows the rate bounced back up a bit by 2020.

The increase echoes other national data, which suggests around 2.5% of all preschool-aged children were severely obese during the same period.

“We were doing well and now we see this upward trend,” said one of the study’s authors, Heidi Blanck of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

“We are dismayed at seeing these findings.”

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Experts say severe obesity at a very early age is nearly irreversible, and is strongly associated with chronic health problems and an early death.

It’s not clear why the increase occurred, Blanck said.

Nearly irreversible? I’ve never heard of it ever being reversible.

They have significantly lower IQs as adults than they otherwise would have as well.

This is dead weight.

They should go live in Canada, where they can get the proper treatment.

I’ve long argued for deporting all fat people to Canada.

“Doctors analyzing almost 130,000 kids in CA recently found that ‘childhood obesity is associated with earlier puberty in both boys and girls,’ and Komlos and others have found that those children then experience a smaller growth spurt than their peers.”https://t.co/50LlkGom58 pic.twitter.com/HbrdPQMm2b

— THE FOOD TIMES (@thefoodtimes) December 18, 2023

Wait, I thought being obese was healthy?

I’ve seen all of these advertisements…

AP:

Children struggling with obesity should be evaluated and treated early and aggressively, including with medications for kids as young as 12 and surgery for those as young as 13, according to new guidelines released Monday.

The longstanding practice of “watchful waiting,” or delaying treatment to see whether children and teens outgrow or overcome obesity on their own only worsens the problem that affects more than 14.4 million young people in the U.S. Left untreated, obesity can lead to lifelong health problems, including high blood pressure, diabetes and depression.

“Waiting doesn’t work,” said Dr. Ihuoma Eneli, co-author of the first guidance on childhood obesity in 15 years from the American Academy of Pediatrics. “What we see is a continuation of weight gain and the likelihood that they’ll have (obesity) in adulthood.”

For the first time, the group’s guidance sets ages at which kids and teens should be offered medical treatments such as drugs and surgery — in addition to intensive diet, exercise and other behavior and lifestyle interventions, said Eneli, director of the Center for Healthy Weight and Nutrition at Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

In general, doctors should offer adolescents 12 and older who have obesity access to appropriate drugs and teens 13 and older with severe obesity referrals for weight-loss surgery, though situations may vary.

The guidelines aim to reset the inaccurate view of obesity as “a personal problem, maybe a failure of the person’s diligence,” said Dr. Sandra Hassink, medical director for the AAP Institute for Healthy Childhood weight, and a co-author of the guidelines.

“This is not different than you have asthma and now we have an inhaler for you,” Hassink said.

Young people who have a body mass index that meets or exceeds the 95th percentile for kids of the same age and gender are considered obese. Kids who reach or exceed the 120th percentile are considered to have severe obesity. BMI is a measure of body size based on a calculation of height and weight.

Obesity affects nearly 20% of kids and teens in the U.S. and about 42% of adults, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The group’s guidance takes into consideration that obesity is a biological problem and that the condition is a complex, chronic disease, said Aaron Kelly, co-director of the Center for Pediatric Obesity Medicine at the University of Minnesota.

“Obesity is not a lifestyle problem. It is not a lifestyle disease,” he said. “It predominately emerges from biological factors.”

The guidelines come as new drug treatments for obesity in kids have emerged, including approval late last month of Wegovy, a weekly injection, for use in children ages 12 and older. Different doses of the drug, called semaglutide, are also used under different names to treat diabetes. A recent study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that Wegovy, made by Novo Nordisk, helped teens reduce their BMI by about 16% on average, better than the results in adults.

If the government actually cared about obesity, they would regulate the food industry.

A “sedentary lifestyle” does not cause obesity. It is the food.