In the United States, obesity is a major public health problem. Obesity threatens our body by weakening it and the economy. Natalie Boero examines why obesity has emerged and why it is an urgent concern. She uses primary sources and in-depth interviews in this book. His arguments are based on obesity, mass death and incite a panicked struggle for social stability. She concludes that the “war” on obesity is a form of social control. Based on the ideas of the Health at Every Size movement, alternatives to killer fat define the obesity problem on a national level. Natalie's book "Killer Fat" she introduced herself and acknowledges that most of her information came from people's experiences. She observes the personal struggles people go through and the programs that allow her to write about the details. Boero mainly addresses women with emotion. Public policy and the media have propagated and created this obesity epidemic. Those who have lived through the age of obesity can understand what it means to be obese or overweight and have attempted to lose weight....