We are currently seeking a full time Weight Loss Hero for a well-known supersized country.
A Weight Loss Hero is considered part of the country’s Health and Well Being and therefore may provide services including but not limited to:
- Contribute to healthy weight loss, without restricting food intake, labeling food as “good or bad” or supporting fad diets
- Provide weight loss support to citizens
- Guide citizens to make healthy weight loss choices
- Contribute to country’s overall well-being
At least 5 years of weight loss experience is required. Previous study publication is preferred. Spandex not required, but is a plus.
Please send cover letter and resume to boy-do-we-need-a-weight-loss-hero@supersizedcountry.co to apply.
One hour later…
To whom it may concern,
From Superhero Magazine I learned about your need for a Weight Loss Hero. I am very interested in this position, and I believe there would be a good fit between my skills and interests and your needs.
I am currently working as a Weight Loss Hero for healthy eaters everywhere. I provide weight loss support by making people feel fuller because I expand in their stomach. Not only do I help people feel fuller, I also slow the rate of stomach emptying which makes them feel fuller longer. Dietitians and nutritionists consider me essential to weight loss. Since I have a history with healthy foods, I frequently guide people to make healthy weight loss choices. Although I can’t tell you the exact number of my years of experience, I have been a Weight Loss Hero since the beginning of human existence. Attached is my resume which further outlines my qualifications.
I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss a position with you, and am excited to hear more about the position. Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Fiber
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Fiber Resume
Objective: To help people stay fuller longer and promote healthy weight loss
Skills and Abilities
A 2004 study review in “Nutrition” found that I help people lose weight and keep it off.
- Decreased food intake
- Decreased body weight
- Promoted meal satisfaction
Work Experience (25-35 g recommended daily)
Vegetables: 1 artichoke: 10 g fiber, 1 cup acorn squash: 9 g, 1 cup peas: 8.8 g, 1 cup broccoli: 5.1 g, 1 cup brussels sprouts: 4.1 g, 1 cup cooked spinach: 4 g, 1 medium potato with skin: 2.9 g, 1 medium carrot: 1.7 g
Fruit: 1/2 avocado: 9 g, 1 cup raspberries: 8 g, 1 medium pear: 5.5 g, 1 cup blueberries: 4 g, 1 cup strawberries: 3.5 g, 1 medium banana: 3.1 g, 1 medium orange: 3.1 g,
Whole Grains: 1 cup whole wheat spaghetti: 6.2 g, 1 cup barley: 6 g, 1 cup cooked quinoa: 5 g, 1 cup oatmeal: 4 g, 3 cups popcorn: 3.5 g, 1 cup brown rice: 3.5 g, whole grain bread: 2 g
Beans, Nuts and Seeds: 1 cup cooked split peas: 16.3 g, 1 cup kidney beans: 16 g, 1 cup cooked lentils: 15.6 g, 1 cup black beans: 15 g, 1 cup garbanzo beans: 12 g, 1/4 cup sunflower seeds: 3.9 g, 23 almonds (1 oz): 3.5 g, 49 pistachio nuts (1 oz): 2.9 g
Now you know that fiber is my Weight Loss Hero… who’s yours?

I love this article…. I was guessing the whole time what it would be…. I was wrong! Very Creative and informative!!!
Thanks ktlyn- what did you think it was?
Water… haha
Good guess- if water isn’t my suprehero, it’s a side kick for sure.
I loved this article. I is amusing, but in a more important way, it is serious. I have been studying and researching weight loss for the last 20 years, and I know what it means to lose weight the healthy way. Let me clarify that those who get themselves hung up on diets, will fail almost everytime. Do things the natural way, and the pounds will just drop off.
Mmmm, fiber! I think the younger generation (cough, me) tends to be a little grossed out by the thought of fiber…I’m glad you set the record straight here! I also agree with the above comments – water’s a great sidekick to fiber!
Hmm, I haven’t heard about the younger generation’s aversion to fiber. But it makes sense now that you mentioned it. I may have to glamorize it a bit more.