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srsly tho | bro; ‘Dieting? Why not be proud of who you are?’ 33% of diabetic patients with diabetes type two are south asian, 22% of south asians grow up to have diabetes. south asians in general, and asian indians in particular, have higher risk of type 2 diabetes compared with white europeans. it's common for south asians to be diagnosed with type 2 diabetes at a younger age and even with a normal or lean body mass index. ‘No.. uh.. that’s still… you’re being fat phobic to people who are not a risk!’ 1 out of every fifty people with diabetes type two die from it. its the ninth leading cause of death. 19.9% of patients end up permanently disabled. | image tagged in blu3 s shira temp | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
205 views • 5 upvotes • Made by shira. 1 month ago in LGBTQ
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Bbee1949.. M
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Fatphobia CANNOT be real. If you are fat because you ate too muchor ate unhealthily, thats usually your fault.
Bbee1949.. M
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all im saying is that no matter who you are, stay healthy.
shira.
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1 reply
actually based
Bbee1949.. M
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huzzah
dicewarrior
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W
TheOnly_O
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I mean climate can change how people have adapted to things, but yeah what Bbee said
shira.
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bro; ‘Dieting? Why not be proud of who you are?’ 33% of diabetic patients with diabetes type two are south asian, 22% of south asians grow up to have diabetes. south asians in general, and asian indians in particular, have higher risk of type 2 diabetes compared with white europeans. it's common for south asians to be diagnosed with type 2 diabetes at a younger age and even with a normal or lean body mass index. ‘No.. uh.. that’s still… you’re being fat phobic to people who are not a risk!’ 1 out of every fifty people with diabetes type two die from it. its the ninth leading cause of death. 19.9% of patients end up permanently disabled.