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[[File:Skepchick alexa 9-4-2007.png|thumbnail|center|300px|According to Alexa, on September 4, 2017, the Skepchick website was the 448,390th most popular website in the world in terms of its web traffic.]]

[[File:Skepchick alexa 9-4-2007.png|thumbnail|center|300px|According to Alexa, on September 4, 2017, the Skepchick website was the 448,390th most popular website in the world in terms of its web traffic.]]

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[[File:Skepchick alexa 10-27-2017.png|thumbnail|center|300px|According to Alexa, on October 27, 2017, the Skepchick website was the 587,446th most popular website in the world in terms of its web traffic. ]]

[[File:Skepchick alexa 10-27-2017.png|thumbnail|center|300px|According to Alexa, on October 27, 2017, the Skepchick website was the 587,446th most popular website in the world in terms of its web traffic.]]

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''See also:'' [[Atheism and obesity]] and [[Skepchick writers who have had excess weight challenges]]  

''See also:'' [[Atheism and obesity]] and [[Skepchick writers who have had excess weight challenges]]  

[[File:Elyse Anders.jpg|thumbnail|200px|right|Elyse Anders founded the Women Thinking Free Foundation which has been described as a "science and critical thinking organization focusing on women and women's issues".<ref>[http://www.ntxsecularcon.com/speakers.html Bio of Elyse Anders]</ref>]]

[[File:Elyse Anders.jpg|thumbnail|200px|right|Elyse Anders founded the Women Thinking Free Foundation which has been described as a "science and critical thinking organization focusing on women and women's issues".<ref>[http://www.ntxsecularcon.com/speakers.html Bio of Elyse Anders]</ref>]]

According to Skepchick, "Skepchick is a group of women (and one deserving guy) who write about [[science]], skepticism, [[feminism]], atheism, [[secularism]], and [[pseudoscience]]".<ref>[http://skepchick.org/about-2/ About Skepchick]</ref> Yet despite [[medical science]] having an vast amount of evidence pointing out the [[Health risks linked to obesity|health risks of excess weight]] and medical science, [[exercise science]], and [[nutritional science]] having many effective measures to lose weight, Skepchick has had writers who are overweight - namely Elyse Anders<ref>[https://skepchick.org/author/elyse/ Elyse Anders]</ref>, Amy Davis Roth<ref>[http://skepchick.org/author/amy/  Amy Davis Roth articles on Skepchick]</ref> and Heina <ref>[http://skepchick.org/author/heina/ Heina Dadabhoy articles at Skepchick]</ref> (see sections below). See also: [[Atheism and obesity]] and [[Atheism and health]]

According to Skepchick, "Skepchick is a group of women (and one deserving guy) who write about [[science]], skepticism, [[feminism]], atheism, [[secularism]], and [[pseudoscience]]".<ref>[http://skepchick.org/about-2/ About Skepchick]</ref> Yet despite [[medical science]] having an vast amount of evidence pointing out the [[Health risks linked to obesity|health risks of excess weight]] and medical science, [[exercise science]], and [[nutritional science]] having many effective measures to lose weight, Skepchick has had writers who are overweight - namely Elyse Anders,<ref>[https://skepchick.org/author/elyse/ Elyse Anders]</ref> Amy Davis Roth<ref>[http://skepchick.org/author/amy/  Amy Davis Roth articles on Skepchick]</ref> and Heina <ref>[http://skepchick.org/author/heina/ Heina Dadabhoy articles at Skepchick]</ref> (see sections below). See also: [[Atheism and obesity]] and [[Atheism and health]]

=== Elyse Anders ===

=== Elyse Anders ===