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Should a parent give liposuction to their over-weight child?
Yes? No?
Published on July 29, 2007 By
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What do you think? The link given is a link to a voting, which is currently 51% to 49% (very close!) on whether a parent should give their over-weight child liposuction or not. I'm kind of torn as well, what do you think?
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Body-Philosophy
on Aug 01, 2007
What do you mean...like by doing odd jobs around the home?
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Body-Philosophy
on Aug 01, 2007
I think obesity is a by-product of all the processed foods available today, but really, how do you fight this?
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Jythier
on Aug 01, 2007
Like going to work after school to make their own money.
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Texas Wahine
on Aug 01, 2007
I agree with LW about shaping a child's palate. Not that I can brag about what my kids eat because we generally eat like crap (although, they do drink tons of water and we don't do kool-aid).
Kids under 2 need whole milk (or breast milk), but after that they can switch to 2% or less (or breast milk, heh, if mom wants to keep pumping).
And I think my original point got ignored, so I will say it again (haha):
Liposuction does not address the causes of obesity nor is it a safe way to treat obesity. It is primarily designed to target "trouble spots" where diet and exercise have failed to take a pocket of fat off. You can't suck out a hundred lbs of fat and have a healthy (or alive) child.
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Jythier
on Aug 01, 2007
Not to mention the fact that it will leave a whole bunch of loose skin hanging around (literally) which is a lot more disgusting than being a lil' chunky, if you ask me.
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Skyjack
on Aug 11, 2007
Not to mention the fact that it will leave a whole bunch of loose skin hanging around (literally) which is a lot more disgusting than being a lil' chunky, if you ask me.
Young people snap back easily from this kind of surgery. People over 35 have more problems with stretched-out hanging skin.
Back to the original question: why not teach him to stop stuffing his fat face?
Also, as a parent, stop ENABLING him.
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