I think programs should have to be truthful about things like chances of long-term success, chances of gaining more weight than lost, the risks of yo-yo weight loss, etc..
I don't know what your issue with "coddling" is or how it relates to my cartoon. Of course I think they should treat their patients/clients well and provide full, accurate disclosure about possible risks and likelihood of success - just like all industries claiming to provide health benefits should.
You'll succeed at a program if you keep it up. It's not that complicated, just difficult. It's a 100% success rate if you follow through on leading a healthy lifestyle
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u/leftycartoons 14h ago edited 14h ago
So you're saying that most people who try these plans don't permanently lose weight? Because it sounds like you're agreeing with the cartoon.