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October 29, 2026 at 4:50 AM
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They didn't just "say" it, they published a fucking paper about it
CorrespondenceOnline firstNovember 20, 2025 Portion sizes and caloric inequity: a hidden driver of obesity disparities Naveed Sattar naveed.sattar@glasgow.ac.uk ∙ Zara S Sattar ∙ Lindsey J Sattar ∙ Jason M R Gill When only one portion size is offered, women, children and individuals of shorter stature are therefore routinely served more calories than needed, contributing to gradual but progressively greater average adiposity gain than in men. This effect is amplified in lower socioeconomic status groups, where access to affordable, appropriately sized meals is more scarce We propose that food outlets offer at least two portion sizes for common single portion ready-to-eat products, differing by around 25%—the average difference in energy requirements between men and women—and priced fairly. This would also help provide more appropriate portion sizes for all smaller individuals (eg, children and those who are of short stature). We believe this would help: consumers to choose portions better aligned with their energy needs; mitigate obesity disparities; and cut food waste. It could also support environmental sustainability by lowering demand for resource-intensive products such as meat. Companies adopting this approach could gain competitive advantages by appealing to health-conscious consumers, demonstrating corporate social responsibility, and differentiating themselves in a marketplace where ethical and sustainable practices are increasingly valued. A more inclusive approach to portion sizing could be a simple yet meaningful step in addressing the growing inequities in obesity globally and improving public health outcomes.
December 9, 2025 at 9:13 AM
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Attack on user Firstnovember !!

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July 29, 2026 at 9:23 PM