Which body type is NOT considered in weight management diets?

The term "Obesemorph" is not recognized as a standard body type in the context of weight management diets. Familiar body types classified under somatotypes include mesomorph, endomorph, and ectomorph.

The mesomorph is characterized by a muscular build and an easier time gaining muscle mass, while the endomorph tends to have a rounder body with a higher fat accumulation and may struggle with losing weight. The ectomorph is typically slender and has a fast metabolism, making it difficult for them to gain weight. These classifications provide a framework for understanding how different individuals may respond to various dietary protocols and exercise regimens.

In contrast, "Obesemorph" is not an established category in the scientific or nutritional communities and does not provide useful information for creating weight management strategies. Therefore, it is not considered in the context of weight management diets.