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Consider Sarah, a 52-year-old with rheumatoid arthritis. For decades, she tried hot yoga and paleo diets, only to be crushed by joint pain and failure. Switching to a body-positive wellness model, she stopped high-impact exercise and started chair yoga and anti-inflammatory eating without calorie restriction. Her pain decreased not because she lost weight, but because she moved gently and reduced stress hormones. Her pain decreased not because she lost weight,
Furthermore, the aesthetic of wellness is historically exclusionary. Scroll through a fitness hashtag. What do you see? Toned, young, white, able-bodied torsos posing in expensive Lululemon gear. For someone in a larger body, a disabled body, or a body with chronic illness, that imagery screams, "You are not welcome here." What do you see
: Valuing bodies of all sizes and recognizing their functional capabilities, such as strength for activities like walking or hiking.