I refuse to believe people who complain about how Impossible it is to lose weight and how they've been struggling all their lives to do so can just be given some money and suddenly they're able to
11 months ago | 2
The cash incentive i would offer is this. The NHS won't treat obesity related illnesses for free. If you choose obesity. You pay for the consequences.
11 months ago | 4
And what do you think they're going to spend the money on 🤦🏼
11 months ago | 21
My parents used to offer me money for losing weight as a teen and all it did was make me feel even worse about myself and spiral more.
11 months ago | 8
Some of us are overweight due to medication side effects 😒 Many blood pressure medications cause fluid retention
11 months ago | 21
I'm obese and have been eating one meal a day for the past three years, because of a medical condition I cannot eat more than one meal a day. So for people assuming obese people eat lots isn't factual.
11 months ago | 2
Closing the mouth and moving the legs is the best advice anyone could get to trim down. Lifestyle. Not a diet or fad.
11 months ago | 2
Individuals need to be motivated to do it for themselves. Money would only be a temporary effort.
11 months ago | 0
Higher health care prices would motivate them too.
11 months ago | 1
Another ‘solution’ that punishes the people who do the right thing and take care of themselves. If it’s about saving the NHS money, perhaps a small stipend for people who meet certain parameters for being in exceptional physical shape. That’s an incentive for everybody to get healthier, and it doesn’t cut out the people who are actually taking care of themselves.
11 months ago | 0
Good Morning Britain
A trial has found that offering cash incentives to obese people in text messages could help them to lose more weight.
Is money the way to motivate weight loss?
👉 https://youtu.be/SisGv6KR2qA
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