Question by plant: Why do the eating disorder organiz'ns oppose dieting, even for plus-size people? *dieting meaning "undereating relative to one's level of exercise" for the purpose of weight loss." Lots of great answers, but there is a more serious reason than anyone has gotten to, so far. Hint: Google the "National Eating Disorder Association" and dieting. Best answer:
Answer by scabs
starving yourself isnt going to help you lose and maintain weight loss. nor are unsustainable diets that arent usually nutritionally sound. theres no quick fix. people need to stop being lazy and do it the right way. staying healthy isnt rocket science...
Answer by Winter
A lot of eating disorders begin with a harmless diet. You start counting calories and before you know it,you're not eating at all anymore. Everyone knows the best way is a complete lifestyle change. Eating healthy food in adequate portions and getting a reasonable amount of exercise. Diets don't work.
Answer by Sexy B@$ t@rd
People who diet tend to gain all the weight back when they start eating normal again.
Answer by BlackRose The Pirate ☆¸.•*¨*`•☆ ☆¸.•*¨*`•☆
Because diets don't work. Eating healthily and exercising does. People who diet end up fatter than people who don't. Under eating screws up your metabolism.
Answer by Old's Cool
How else do you propose overweight people lose weight? The basic law is calories in--calories out. This is a stupid point you're trying--very poorly--to make. Why don't you just say what you mean instead of coyly skirting the issue? So coyly that no one understands your stupid point. This has nothing to do with gender studies, by the way.
Answer by Louise C
Most diets are difficult to keep to, and most people come off them after a while. And often they put the weight back on. In order to lose weight and keep it off permanently, it is necessary to permanently alter your eating habits, rather than going on some faddy diet.
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