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You might remember when I was a Health At Every Size (HAES®) advocate. HAES is a compelling rival to diet culture, and it’s easy to get sucked into this popular movement.
I've changed my tune a bit, and I’ve written about my thoughts on HAES®, but I knew I needed to recruit someone else onto the podcast so we could critically look at this movement together and have a balanced conversation about it. That’s why this week’s guest is Dr. Idz.
Dr. Idz is not only a powerhouse in his field but also has a knack for debunking health movements and trends. If you’ve seen his TikToks or Instagram reels, you’ll know what I mean.
No stone will be left unturned as Dr. Idz brings the receipts of studies showing HAES® to be incorrect in ways, and we’re talking about A LOT of studies.
I’m really excited for you to hear this episode with Dr. Idz. He brings not just expertise but also a passion for nuanced conversations—a perfect match for the kind of discussions we love having on the podcast!
TOPICS COVERED 👇
The Health at Every Size Movement (00:06:21)
Controversies surrounding the HAES® movement (00:09:43)
The potential harm of downplaying the implications of obesity (00:11:17)
Evidence debunking HAES® (00:21:30)
Discussion on metabolically healthy obesity (00:31:00)
Considering the impact on mental health (00:35:45)
Using outdated studies to support arguments (00:44:12)
Evidence supporting long-term weight loss interventions (00:48:54)
RESOURCES MENTIONED
HAES article (by me)
Dr. Idz's online school
Dr. Idz on Instagram
Dr. Idz on Tiktok
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You might remember when I was a Health At Every Size (HAES®) advocate. HAES is a compelling rival to diet culture, and it’s easy to get sucked into this popular movement.
I've changed my tune a bit, and I’ve written about my thoughts on HAES®, but I knew I needed to recruit someone else onto the podcast so we could critically look at this movement together and have a balanced conversation about it. That’s why this week’s guest is Dr. Idz.
Dr. Idz is not only a powerhouse in his field but also has a knack for debunking health movements and trends. If you’ve seen his TikToks or Instagram reels, you’ll know what I mean.
No stone will be left unturned as Dr. Idz brings the receipts of studies showing HAES® to be incorrect in ways, and we’re talking about A LOT of studies.
I’m really excited for you to hear this episode with Dr. Idz. He brings not just expertise but also a passion for nuanced conversations—a perfect match for the kind of discussions we love having on the podcast!
TOPICS COVERED 👇
The Health at Every Size Movement (00:06:21)
Controversies surrounding the HAES® movement (00:09:43)
The potential harm of downplaying the implications of obesity (00:11:17)
Evidence debunking HAES® (00:21:30)
Discussion on metabolically healthy obesity (00:31:00)
Considering the impact on mental health (00:35:45)
Using outdated studies to support arguments (00:44:12)
Evidence supporting long-term weight loss interventions (00:48:54)
RESOURCES MENTIONED
HAES article (by me)
Dr. Idz's online school
Dr. Idz on Instagram
Dr. Idz on Tiktok
Tap me to send anonymous feedback
Support the show
LEARN MORE
🔥 My Signature 4-Month Program, Nourished & Free®
📲 Follow me on Instagram (you'll get to know me pretty quickly!)
📖 Check out my Blog for tons of helpful articles
SHOW SOME LOVE
⭐️ Loved this episode? Leave a 5 star rating on Apple podcasts or Spotify (thank you!)
💌 Help me make more episodes!
💰 Support the Show
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