Fitness instructor claims obese people SHOULD be fat-shamed because it encourages them to 'keep their mouths shut and lose weight'

There's no mystery about how to lose weight. What is missing is the motivation.  And fat-shaming could provide that

Good Morning Britain viewers were left horrified as a guest on the programme argued obese people should be fat shamed because it encourages them to lose weight.

Danielle Levy, from Essex, clashed with actor Christopher Biggins on the breakfast show, as she exclaimed that 'being fat is bad'.

The fitness instructor argued that fat shaming would actually encourage people to lose weight, saying: 'The more we fat shame, the more people would keep their mouths shut and stop overeating.'

Viewers were left shocked by the segment, with many taking to Twitter to slam the fitness instructor for her argument.

One wrote: 'Definitely bullying. Fat people know they're fat, they don't need a reminder in the form of a derogatory remark. People will lose weight when they are ready to, positive help is needed.'

Another commented: 'Not all fat people overeat. Some have conditions that make them big. Don't tar everyone with the same brush.'

Danielle appeared on the programme alongside actor Christopher Biggins, who argued that fat shaming is hurtful and cruel.

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