I am a bit perplexed by your comment. We can acknowledge that many Doctors have mismanaged Obesity in the past (and still do). Shame is not a valid treatment o

I am a bit perplexed by your comment. We can acknowledge that many Doctors have mismanaged Obesity in the past (and still do). Shame is not a valid treatment option. But if social media is any indication (and thats a big if, I don't personally know any doctors to confirm or deny if this is really the case) than there is also a disturbing trend of people not wanting to talk about this with their doctor. Of it being noted in their records to not talk about their weight. Which I don't understand, do I love it when I go to the doctor and and I am told they would like me to loose some weight? No. At least at the doctor I am at that actually leads into a discussion about diet, activity, etc. But to ignore it is doing me a disservice. Like I can't imagine any other thing about my health telling my doctor, I don't want to talk about that and let's ignore it. At best if there are multiple things we need to talk about, we put a pin in it and say we will make a future appointment for it. Also... Health, diet, etc are all complex things and it isn't as simple as "filled with sugar".