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Enhancing "After" Pictures - Weight Watchers and Surgeons Both Guilty

Why does that "after" photo at Weight Watchers look so good? Find out. Interesting how, even 3 years after losing weight, this woman is still so concerned about her looks and fatness/thinness. Still not free.

And what about this one: Surgeons Told To Cut Out Photo Con. Practitioners are cleverly manipulating "before and after" photographs to make their work appear far more effective than it is. Shows how it can be claimed the photos are not "touched up," but trickery exists, nonetheless.

One Big Fat Lie

America is allegedly in the midst of an obesity epidemic, but our obsession with weight is the real disease. 3/2/06.

Men With Thinner Partners More Likely to Stray

We didn't read the actual study, but the article was interesting.  Hmmm? http://news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,9551561%255E13780,00.html

Do you Suffer from Size Bias?

Take this test and find out!   http://www.tolerance.org/hidden_bias/index.html

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