Do you agree with my theory on why daughters tend to have lower body mass index if they grow up in happy families?

[jennifer_bloom]

I believe social isolation leads to unconscious stress hormones that change the body's physiology and metabolism, telling the body to retain fat as a way of protecting the damaged person from romantic relationships since they are not mentally or emotionally ready for pregnancy or child birth due to internal psychological trauma.

A YouTube doctor says 80% of obese women were raped or molested as children.

[AngryCarl2]

I think more research is needed before a causal link can be established. Undesired weight gain can be caused by a number of different factors. Stress is certainly one.

[Xawyx-2]

Of course, your theory is right, harmonic family relationships can be very important for children, especially when it comes to health.

[Xawyx-2]

*harmonious* (auto-correct)

[Xawyx-2]

Thank you for MHO

[Shehnaz]

Yes, I agree with your theory that daughters tend to have lower body mass index (BMI) if they grow up in happy families. Research shows that healthy family functioning—characterized by good communication, support, cohesion, and low conflict—has been linked to better weight outcomes in children, including girls. In such environments, children are more likely to adopt healthy eating habits and physical activities because parents model positive behaviors and provide emotional support, reducing stress-driven or emotional eating. Conversely, children in dysfunctional or stressful family environments often develop unhealthy eating habits and higher obesity risk due to emotional distress and lack of healthy role modeling. So, a happy, supportive family contributes both directly and indirectly to healthier BMI in daughters through better psychological well-being and lifestyle behaviors. This correlation has been specifically observed in adolescent girls across multiple studies and highlights the important role of family environment in physical health outcomes for children

[Stevepro68]

I think you are a thoughtful woman who ask great questions. But the real question here is does it make sense to you that anyone could possible correlate accurately a bmi rating of obese and SA. Given all the variables involved. Impossible for any reputable "doctor" to be able to say that 80% of any population has been SA or molested. It has many red flags and I would discard that as unlikely and impossible to track.