How would you react if someone told you that most of what we are taught to believe about healthy bodies is a lie? How would you feel if that person was a medical doctor with over 20 years experience treating patients and seeing the harm caused by all this misinformation?In their podcast, Dr Asher Larmie, an experienced General Practitioner and self-styled Fat Doctor, examines and challenges 'healt... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineMental HealthHealth & Fitness |
Asher met Anne when they joined his online community The Weighting Room. They both realised that they had quite a bit in common and struck up a friendship. Anne (they/them) is a neurofeedback/biofeedback professional, an author, and a human trafficki... more
In this episode, Asher reads an entry from his own journal and then delves into the science of stress and trauma. Cards on the table, he is not a trauma expert but he does have a lot of lived experience with dealing with his own trauma, and supportin... more
We're all fairly familiar with what a bad doctor looks like. But what about good doctors? Does kindness equal weight inclusive. Just because they care about and respect their patients, does it mean good doctors don't have anti-fat bias? Explore these... more
In honour of World Ob*sity Day, Asher talks about how are bodies aren't meant to shrink and how much easier it is to take up space once we've come to this realisation. You can learn about Asher's new course Unshrinkable here. more
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Just a lot of opinions poorly presented as facts … next level
Really easy to listen to. Very knowledgeable and passionate about the topics they speak about. A key tool in my learning around anti fatness. Nice to hear the real person and not just the “professional”. Thank you Dr Asher and guests for this resource.
Please listen to this pod. I do hope they plan to offer more someday. It’s brilliant, and has helped me as a nurse, a patient, and a fat human. Very enjoyable to listen to Dr Asher Laramie speak and love this important voice in the medical field.
What can I say? I just absolutely love Asher’s podcasts, and I can relate to so much they talk about with the guest speakers.
Really informative and articulated incredibly well. I am so happy I found this podcast. I feel heard for once.
Apple Podcasts | #231 | United Kingdom/Health & Fitness/Medicine |
Apple Podcasts | #230 | Australia/Health & Fitness/Medicine |
Apple Podcasts | #143 | Norway/Health & Fitness/Medicine |
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