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Last month, the Not trash can’t Trash Talker! T-Shirt Besides,I will do this American Academy of Pediatrics released new guidelines for evaluating and treating children and adolescents with obesity. These recommendations included instructions for doctors to refer children as young as two years old to “intensive health behavior and lifestyle treatment” programs if their BMI were deemed too high. They also included guidelines around prescribing weight-loss medications like Wegovy and Ozempic (and, in severe cases, even referrals for bariatric surgery) to children ages 12 and up. Is it a fact that approximately 14.7 million children in the US have obesity? Absolutely, and it’s a genuine health issue that warrants a response from the medical establishment. But I’m not alone in worrying that the increased medicalization of children’s bodies proposed by the AAP’s new guidelines may merely lead to them being sucked up by the binge-restrict cycle that so rarely results in sustained, permanent weight loss (and, more importantly, has the power to deeply damage a child’s self-esteem). As Virginia Sole-Smith wrote in a recent New York Times op-ed, a “pure weight-based medical model trains doctors to see ‘normalizing’ a child’s BMI as the priority rather than to view that number as one data point to be curious about. That leads providers and patients to focus on weight loss in the hopes thinness will fix everything else.”

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