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Hi Kathryn, I agree with all that you've said, except this. Maybe it's different in Nova Scotia, but when I was growing up, we definitely did more exercise than kids do today (on average I mean). We weren't sat inside all day watching telly or playing video games, we were always outside...

If he is eating until he vomits, that again, is a psychological issue, not a health issue. Well, it's still a health issue, but psych first, health second. This guy needs a psychiatrist first, nutritionist second.

Hi MTR, with regards to food addiction, this is a psychological, not a physical issue. Bariatric surgery for people with food addiction is like putting a band aid on a snake bite.

Used to be 5 bucks in the mid 90's.

MTR, it's not food itself that is addictive, it's the sugar rush. Pretty much everything that is processed contains sugar. Why? Because you consume it (sugar) and it makes you feel good. Cut down drastically on your sugar intake (translation: don't eat processed garbage) and the so-called...

Don't I know it! A pack of marvelous Marlboro Reds costs 20 bucks nowadays! Crazy.

Pretty sure Bhp19 wasn't referring to 150kg of muscle when he mentioned that guy.

Sugar is pretty much the foundation for the fat problem that is so prevalent these days.

Crikey. At my biggest, I was around 100kg and I looked disgusting. I'm 6'3", so to add another 50 kgs on top of that.... crazy.

Great, another joker that wants to strip people of personal responsibility. Hey fatty, you don't want to be fat? Stop shotgunning chocolate cake and substituting soft drink for water. The way to solve the problem of people being fat is to publicly humiliate them in the same way that we...

Feel free to donate all the money you want to a pointless exercise MTR. In the book 'Fat Chance' Robert Lustig addresses how even after getting bariatric surgery and losing the weight, something like 70% to 80% of people just put the weight back on. If people are determined to be fat, they...