Social, Economic and Psychological Effects
12 Sep 2007
Here's something else to consider. No one who is fat in America escapes the social and economic handicaps. Research has shown that over-fat people are less sought after for romance, less often hired, and less often admitted to college. They pay higher insurance premiums and they pay more for clothing. Psychologically, too, a body size that embarrasses a person diminishes self-esteem.
Daryl Conant
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