Never in all its history has America been so obese. Despite repeated government efforts to encourage the population to slim down, the obesity rates keep climbing. 160 million Americans are severely overweight. Faced with this staggering figure, healthcare professionals are trying to find new, more efficient and more aggressive treatments for this illness. Despite the rising obesity crisis, a new movement is shaking up the United States: body positivity. Through lucrative social media accounts, popular magazine covers and even successful 'Miss Plus' beauty pageants, overweight Americans are learning to flaunt their curves and love themselves no matter their size.

@kr23777

13 күн бұрын

It is a choice not an illness.

@kathleenking47

13 күн бұрын

Or..never outside You need vitamin D3 from sun Just use sunscreen At high sun

@donnaallison7462

13 күн бұрын

Old

@justrosy5

13 күн бұрын

@@kr23777 Absolutely wrong. Please see my comment under the OP itself.

@alanj9978

13 күн бұрын

Body positivity is insane. You're not finding yourself, you're finding diabetes. Stop eating processed food and get healthy.

Saying it's unfair having to pay for 2 seats on an airplane when you're literally taking up 2 seats makes no sense

@Lisa59

8 күн бұрын

Exactly. The obese are preventing someone else from buying that seat, so they should be paying

@irmamundungu2723

7 күн бұрын

They call it entitlement 😂😂

@zillo38

7 күн бұрын

im sure they can pay for livestock crate, can be moved with a forklift

@GodisLovetoo

7 күн бұрын

Well when you’re two people what do you expect.

@maxinemcclurd1288

6 күн бұрын

What's gross is to have someone's fat spilling over the arm rest.

BEING OBESE SHOULD NOT BE GLAMORIZED OR NORMALIZED EVER !!!

@xoxoxoxoxo7997

6 күн бұрын

It has been nowadays

@chrisblaisdell6255

6 күн бұрын

We're at the end of days. All the 7 deadly sins are now normalized, promoted and accepted. This is sloth, gluttony and for the body positive movement pride as well.

@WesleyGravolet

6 күн бұрын

​@@chrisblaisdell6255enough with the end of days bs.. People have been spewing that nonsense for decades..

@Spoiled_horsegirl

5 күн бұрын

Yes it should be. I'm thin but everyone is different. Who am I to judge?

@Spoiled_horsegirl

5 күн бұрын

​@@chrisblaisdell6255 Judgemental much??😂

I'm fat. I cannot run. I cannot jump. I have difficulty with stairs and dancing. It is not fun. My knees hurt. Trust me, the fat positivity people in this video are leaving quite a bit out. I'm aiming to change things. My goal is to be able to run, jump, dance, do stairs and be free of knee pain. I also travel quite a bit and really do not want to be accommodated in fat. I'm losing weight.

@ENDEVRDocs

8 күн бұрын

good luck!

@ZackZaqZakXah

3 күн бұрын

Your future you will thank you.

@stephaniecorelli3034

Күн бұрын

They are making money

@kaerligheden

23 сағат бұрын

Don't give up!!! you can do it!!!

@mcspankie2010

17 сағат бұрын

wishing you all the success with getting ur health back. You will do great first step is admitting there's a problem

No matter what any body positivity person says, completely unhealthy to be obese and you will die early. Bigger you are the harder your heart has to work.

@UnfilteredAmerica

17 сағат бұрын

That’s on them though. If that’s how they choose to live then so be it.

@BenjoCovers

2 сағат бұрын

but its still everyones own choice to be fat or healthy, they can do with their body what they want. The only important thing you are obligated to is not harming others with your daily food choices, so go vegan and leave the animals bodies alone

Why cant the body positivity embrace fit and healthy bodies? Imagine starting a alcoholic acceptance movement instead of helping alcoholics recover.

@howardbeale661

6 күн бұрын

Superbly said! There's literally NO difference.

@chrisblaisdell6255

6 күн бұрын

We're in the end of days. Just look at society. All the deadly sins are pushed and accepted.

@IdislikeTechnology

5 күн бұрын

Well, bars promote drinking. So thats like an alcoholic's Heart Attack Grill 🤷‍♀️ arguments for both sides, on both topics, exist within society. You just have to know where to look

@taniamatthews227

4 күн бұрын

It was meant to be about people with deformed body's or embracing disabilities possibly birth defects, post motherhood and people who lost weight having a lot of excess skin or something. Like people with different body types that didn't fit "beauty standards." It's become a slippery slope that spawned it's evil twin "Fat Positivity." Sure, love yourself but when you do, you will naturally manifest slimming down. Otherwise Obesity is personal denial.

@Bachrules

3 күн бұрын

Brilliant metaphor

The heart attack grill disgusts me. Glorifying obesity disgusts me. This country is doomed.

@TheMariemarie16

7 күн бұрын

If obesity wasn't a problem in our country it would just be a funny novelty. It's not the restaurants problem that our food industrial complex is crooked and that our citizens are dying.

@zanym8088

7 күн бұрын

Would it be though? What's novel about overconsumption or unnecessary food waste? It's inane

@macflod

7 күн бұрын

I find it weird. The fact that many of the customers could be wearing a hospital gown getting real bypasses and being in fear and mortal danger. And the sexualisation too is weird. It is a clever marketing strategy to be controversial but i coukd see that restaurant being looked back on in the future like how we look back on radium water as a medicine or leeching.

@TheMariemarie16

6 күн бұрын

@@zanym8088 Novel means unusual, odd, unique and this restaurant is novel enough to have several documentaries about it. Understand language. You don't have to agree with its message but this restaurant is a novelty only in tourist places.

@thomasnew8606

2 күн бұрын

Relax. People go there for fun. Have some fun yourself.

Taking pride in ones body is important, taking care of your health is even more important.

@BenjoCovers

2 сағат бұрын

You can do with your body what you want, the only important thing is to leave others bodies alone so go vegan and stop harming animals

Allowing children to be obese should be considered child abuse. At the very least it should be considered criminal for our schools to feed what they do to children.

@emem2863

15 сағат бұрын

Unfortunately, schools are trying to find ways to cut spending, and junk food is one way to do that. The children would be better if they ate more real, nutritional food.

@jArgonauticon

12 сағат бұрын

@emem2863 maybe if we start calling it a war on ignorance they will find the money for education.

@BenjoCovers

2 сағат бұрын

allowing them to eat meat should be considered animal abuse

Funny how it used to be that the rich were fat and the poor were skinny. Now it’s the other way around

@turtleanton6539

13 күн бұрын

Yes🎉

@morphingfaces

13 күн бұрын

Why is someone else's weight funny there are rich and poor people of all sizes , source?

@justrosy5

13 күн бұрын

Not funny or even ironic. It's about "food deserts" where there's no access to affordable healthy food. Also, if you buy or grow and cook your own food, you're still not safe. See my comment under the OP to understand why.

@WandernHunger

12 күн бұрын

The rich were fat when food was scarce, so you had to have money to eat well, and those with money didn't need to slave away so they were more sedentary. The poor are fat now because good healthy food is scarce, so you have to have time/money to cook, eat well, and you probably need to be wealthy to 'afford the time' to play sports, exercise, overall have healthy hobbies, whilst those working 2-3 jobs don't. ETA: just because I can empathize and rationalize this doesn't mean I'M a fat person giving 'excuses' lmao

@ENDEVRDocs

11 күн бұрын

@@WandernHunger yep. Well explained.

There's a McDonald's, a Burger King, a Taco Bell, a KFC....yes, but is there a SUPER MARKET?? I'm overweight and only have myself to blame. We're not victims. We're lazy. It's a battle, but we need to take responsibility for our choices.

@lukekey

13 күн бұрын

There is a responsibility to yourself to have a better diet...but, if the food that is everywhere, and advertised everywhere, and advertised as good and healthy, and saves time, and is affordable, it can't just be down to the individual to make better choices. It is even aimed at children, who grow up thinking that this is fine, because they have always been told it is fine, even good, even our governments are part of the problem here, they are aware of the problem, but keep taking money from the big food lobbyists, and allow the high fat, high sugar, high chemical based foods to flood our markets,

@QuadriviumNumbers

13 күн бұрын

@@lukekey Children? I cannot believe you say "it can't just be down to the individual to make better choices!!?!" There's actually no debating people like you because this is the weakest and most pathetic statement I have heard in years.

@britzene

13 күн бұрын

I mostly agree, but its not one or the other. We can live in a world that is set up to allow people to eat themselves to death so companies can profit. This is wrong. And also person responsibility is a major factor. Honestly fast food is a bad system since they cant even afford to pay their employees a living wage while offering cheap calorie dense food that even poor people can afford to eat regularly. I think both these companies and the people who are being "lazy" and not taking care of themselves have a lot of room for improvement.

@chippy89ify

13 күн бұрын

dont say that. These companies put stuff in the food to make you addicted. Also they take fiber out to make you eat more. Its not there fault its the fault of the cartel relationship between food companies and government.

@justrosy5

13 күн бұрын

It doesn't matter. Please see my comment under the OP to understand why even your better habits aren't going to save you after all, and no, that's not your fault.

Its amazing how just putting on some weight can bring on all these other health issues that you wouldn't even think would be weight related. Losing weight cures so many diseases!

Heart attack grill literally had customers having a heart attack and dying inside and outside of the restaurant. Spokesman died at 29 of pneumonia. SMH...it's gross.

@MissVanSam

5 күн бұрын

No way. That's madness 😮

@nodebt6188

4 күн бұрын

​@@MissVanSamPeople over 350 pounds eat for free.

@anonmouse15

3 күн бұрын

That was the intent. I understand that the whole business was created out of spite by a doctor who was sick of telling fat people to lose weight, only to be argued with fatlogic / ignored.

@pigeonhawk4832

2 күн бұрын

It's not surprising. People who have underlying Cardiovascular diseases and diabetes can actually have a heart attack or even stroke from eating huge amounts of fats and sugars at once. It's not unheard of, but not sure how common it is. Either way, the Heart Attack Grill , admittedly is encouraging bad health and bad habits to a nation that is now the fattest and sickest of all industrial countries, and it's only getting worse and our health care system seems unable to keep up It's not funny.

Being fat is “cute” until you can’t walk and take care of yourself and have chronic pain and cardiovascular disease and diabetes. I’ll pass!

@britzene

13 күн бұрын

I agree. Its sad seeing fat positivity influencers die in their 30s and 40s. I think we should help overweight people feel normal and human so they aren't deterred from going to the gym or seeing doctors and nutritionists. We shouldn't demonize fat people but also don't allow people to lie and say you can be "healthy at any size" when after maybe 300 pounds there are serious health risks and mobility limitations. Its like we can only eat so much food in a lifetime and if when you are 30 you already ate 100 years worth of food, its game over.

@Gesundheit888

10 күн бұрын

But it's not just a matter of saying "I'll pass". Unless you are raised with a healthy diet and have no cravings, your mind can't resist processed food and your body will constantly lead you astray.

@Jovonne73

9 күн бұрын

I'm not fat and I have all of the above plz explain how that works for a 5ft6 9stone woman

@nikkiwiley7997

9 күн бұрын

@@Jovonne73 I’m not talking about YOU I’m talking about ME!

@helenaquin1797

9 күн бұрын

​@@britzeneWhen a person can be happy about "winning" by being able to eat donuts while doing so, and nit think about being around for your kids.. That's some kind of (toxic) positivity, that.

He also lives near a grocery store and can cook for himself. That's a wild lack of accountability on his own part.

@ashriihi

8 күн бұрын

I've seen the entire reality series on him and his family. he has the maturity, perspective, and life experience of a preteen.

@katyvw3973

4 күн бұрын

You should see Casey now. He has lost all the weight and is doing very well.

@alisskanetos1229

2 күн бұрын

Exactly. Where I live there are fast food places as well, but I never go there. Of course you are able to get fat on home cooked too, so really they just have all these bad habits of not taking care of themselves.

@glow1815

2 күн бұрын

Cook healthy food. Of course you can get fat cooking at home if you cook unhealthy food.

@Mug1671

Күн бұрын

The victim's mentality he had was ridiculous. Just because something is there doesn't mean you have to eat it.

Why is it unfair to be charged for two seats on a plane if you take up two seats?

@happycrabknits9109

16 сағат бұрын

Right?! If you need more space you gotta pay for it

I’m from a small country in the Caribbean. Since second grade mandatory you receive cooking classes. Back when buying grocery store box bread was seemed as expensive, I had to help my mom bake the baguette and cookies for my school week snacks. Now I relocated because of work and I still bake most of my stuff at home. Yes in the USA I can feel everything is sooo easy to acquired and accessible. But investing in my tradition and knowing what I eat it’s very important even if it’s a time consuming task

@cecemeadows8117

4 күн бұрын

❤❤❤

@BenjoCovers

2 сағат бұрын

If everything is so easily acquired and accessible, how can you justify not being vegan and still causing needless harm towards animals?

Extremely overweight people having to buy 2 airline tickets is not an injustice. It's a justice for everyone else. There seems to be a lot of entitlement and narcissism among the overweight

I had a stroke in sept, at the age of 50. I was 236lbs at 5'2. In 8 months I'm down to 170 and dropping. I live a low carb life style, no way I'm going back to eating junk. The SAD (standard american diet) is a death sentence. I feel good I now get out 3 days a week and walk 4 to 10 miles, depending on how I feel. I couldn't walk a full mile a year ago. I have a rare burger but it's bunless and I never eat processed oils. I'm no longer a type two diabetic, I feel so much better. I look so much better. I can't wait until I'm done with my transformation. It feels wonderful.

@tkps

11 күн бұрын

Good for you. Majority from the 90's on got more fat/obese over time caused by a change in dietary recommendations from mostly meat, eggs, fish, dairy, fat with sides of veg and the odd dessert to mostly veg, grains, legumes, veg oils and fruit. Started I believe because a few US Senators eating way too much rich food had heart attacks and colleagues wanted answers. Plenty of plant based advocates and cereal manufacturers willing to put their hands up and take the funds to produce studies saying what they wanted to hear. The theory being lower calories, plenty of undigestible expelled fibre will 'fix' all issues. Most not enjoying the diet add processed or swapped to processed. This experiment is a massive disaster.

@kristenwebb672

9 күн бұрын

I was 236 lbs 6 years ago. I lost my car and had to start taking the bus. Which ment I had to walk outside in the heat of Florida. I got down to 150,lbs . Today I've gained 20lbs back. It's very scary. There are 2 reasons I feel are why . The first one is I started taking Uber more . Which ment I'm not walking as much and the second is stress. I know that when I'm financially stressed out I snack more. So not exercising like I was has also added to my stress because I'm not releasing the stress. So I got terrified of putting on to much weight so I started taking the bus at least one to three times a week. I've been trying to cut sugar out but I'm so addicted to it that I get headaches and sometimes I feel lightheaded. So that's a work in process. I definitely don't want to gain anymore weight so I have to put in the work even when I don't want to. Especially when I don't want to 😊

@feralon9570

9 күн бұрын

@@kristenwebb672, The addiction is real. I cut all sugar out in sept. I'm a work in progress. I just keep reminding myself of the feeling of the stroke. It really sucked and scared me.

@jamtmann

9 күн бұрын

Resilience !!

@numan9433

9 күн бұрын

Congratulations….. it’s not about health for the food industry, it’s about wealth….. Society eats way too many carbs and sugar!!!! It’s sad… (Standard American Diet)

It is not an injustice to make someone who weights 3x more than the average adult to pay for 2 airline seats, since passenger mass dramatically influence fuel use and cost of operating the aircraft

I’ve spent the last few days in Stockholm, Sweden and haven’t seen a single person that was morbidly obese. Of course, food is to blame but if the US encouraged its citizens to walk or bike when they’re in the cities, and if US cities were designed better for pedestrians and bikes, obesity rates wouldn’t be as high. Now maybe I’m naive, because I’m fortunate enough to live in Montreal (aka one of the most walkable cities in North America) but honestly… if Americans could walk or bike instead of drive for a 5 minutes commute, y’all would be much healthier.

@sfwcommenting

7 күн бұрын

You can't outrun a bad diet, ever.

@trustinginhim3189

Күн бұрын

Not to mention there are no gmos in other countries.

@Cervin_Suisse

21 сағат бұрын

there is truth in what you say, however weight control starts with what you are eating. Exercise will help 20%, not much more.

@NikSvobodniy

13 сағат бұрын

@@trustinginhim3189 Do you quite understand what a gene is?

Ain’t no way I’m going to a burger place that spanks me if I don’t finish my food.

@marylizakowski706

11 күн бұрын

Agree. I can't fathom why anyone would want to put themselves through such humiliating degradation. It's almost like some whacky fetish to want to be dehumanized like that. Really disturbing.

@rjws69

3 күн бұрын

So you would go? “Ain’t no way” = there is a way (it’s a double negative)

@ariesluv24

3 күн бұрын

@@rjws69 you know what I mean. There’s no need to comment as if I’m not making myself clear enough for you. It’s not that serious. I said what I said.

@ZackZaqZakXah

3 күн бұрын

It's so cringe.

@TadanoCandy

2 күн бұрын

I think there’s people who are into that 😅 the “step on me” gang

I lost 80lbs in less than one year by just cutting out carbs and sugars, incorporating intermittent fasting, and exercising a few days out of the week. Save your money people!

@KITTYKITTYBO

9 күн бұрын

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

@g9nnar

8 күн бұрын

What kind of carbs did you cut out 😊

@ljimzlj8079

7 күн бұрын

What do you eat in a typical day. I want to lose wait, too.

@MichelleQuintiaVLOGS

6 күн бұрын

Don’t be afraid of carbs. Try eating brown, red or black rice. Sweet potatoes are good too! They will keep you fuller for longer! I promise you that. Put some virgin coconut oil in your oats. That’ll keep you full for longer as well❤️ avocados are good too!

@yama51092

6 күн бұрын

All the foods you listed would completely ruin the weight loss plan. But avocados on the other hand are 100% okay and recommended. ​@MichelleQuintiaVLOGS

That restaurant is obscene. It reminds me of Roman parties where they've first eaten their fill, than puked and ate again...

If I mail a larger package, I pay for more room and weight on the truck. How are airline fees for transporting humans any different? Asking for an extra seat means everyone else on the plane has to pay more for THEIR tickets- how is that fair?

@NikSvobodniy

13 сағат бұрын

No need to go as far to compare people to packages though. The same airlines will charge based on weight for pets, which are live beings. I joked that I would put my dog on a diet before our flight (which obviously wouldn't help because he isn't fat, he's just big), because for him to travel in a cargo section I paid almost as much ($800) as I paid for my own ticket ($1000), and this was based on his weight

That heart attack grill is literally glorifying gluttony 🤮

@rempseaheinamies9414

12 күн бұрын

Only in America.

@byfaith314

12 күн бұрын

My thoughts exactly! It’s sad smh

@rempseaheinamies9414

12 күн бұрын

Den of mortal sin.

@suheylaa1769

11 күн бұрын

It should be called Big Pharma's FDA Slaughter House.

@jemeson5332

10 күн бұрын

They offered Billy the Fridge a role after their main sort of mascot died and he declined because he planned on losing weight and they would not allow him to do that.

A "victim" of fast food? So the fast food joint broke into your home and rammed the food down your gullet? smh

@QuadriviumNumbers

13 күн бұрын

Exactly!

@troylee4196

13 күн бұрын

I feel you can be a victim of a grocery store and buy some fruits and vegetables

@natelan69420

13 күн бұрын

Can opiate users then not be considered victims of the pharmaceutical industry? When tens of thousands of doctors in America were over-prescribing synthetic heroin for PMS and toothaches, who's fault was it that those people became addicted to opiates? If you think like I do, which is that the pharmaceutical industry lied to and preyed on Americans en masse by pushing their poison down our throats, is it then such a far stretch to think that the fast food industry in America might share at least SOME culpability for the prevalence of dangerous and addictive foods in this country? Conversely, if you think that obese Americans are entirely and completely to blame for the obesity epidemic in America, then certainly you must agree that the pharmaceutical industry carries no blame for the opiate epidemic?

@justrosy5

13 күн бұрын

You don't understand what happens in what's termed as "food deserts." It's not lack of food, but lack of good quality and affordable food. Also, please see my comment on the OP to understand why even your own better shopping and home-cooking efforts are just useless after all. They might be "better" but they're still futile, and no, that's not your fault, but there are things you can do about it. See that other comment to understand why.

@robbigs1855

13 күн бұрын

he knows how ridiculous it is, he is going broke for disability and ssi, he wants to eat himself to death and have the state pay for it.

Be accepting of yourself, but also stay healthy…

What's tragic is that poverty is the number one driver of obesity. Not laziness; not poor dietary choices.... poverty. It's absolutely inhumane that it costs more to eat healthily.

@kate_alexusa

8 сағат бұрын

How poverty can driver the obesity? It’s not cheap to eat McDonald 3 times a day ((it’s not a poverty it’s a laziness

@bl00m1mgt0n

8 сағат бұрын

@@kate_alexusa The association poverty has with obesity is widely established. Healthy, nutritional food costs more, which is why poorer people are more likely to eat an unbalanced diet, which in turn restricts opportunities for physical development and increases the risk of obesity. The irony of calling other people lazy whilst displaying intellectual laziness of your own is telling.

That restaurant is highly problematic on every level I can think of. It's extremely creepy.

@sylviabadshamiah8435

11 күн бұрын

Exactly. Why even have these places ? This is literally killing people.

@julyrosales

8 күн бұрын

You can’t blame anyone for capitalizing on you not taking care of yourself .

@adriekalenian1187

8 күн бұрын

@@julyrosales I blame them for capitalizing on objectifying women.And you can capitalize on people not taking care of themselves without taking it to the extreme by saying, people can't have lettuce on their burgers.

@rawx485

4 күн бұрын

Its really the only reason I ever care to step foot in vegas again.

@ageoflove1980

3 күн бұрын

The restaurant is simply adressing with loads of irony what every fast food place does. Its like the South Park of burger joints. I really dont think its the restaurant thats creepy here.

Fast food is killing us slowly. I cook at home more, I do it for my family. Thank God for KZread and all the people sharing their cooking knowledge.

@Gesundheit888

10 күн бұрын

Cooking is very simple unless you make it difficult. It does not have to be so diverse, only healthy. Breakfast: 5 eggs and 5 sausage. Lunch: plain yogurt. Dinner: fried ground meat in lard or butter, add some cut up vegetables, a potato that's been cooked a few days ago, or some boiled rice, brown a bit and serve! For snack 2 pieces of fresh fruit. That's what we eat daily. It's cheaper than anything you can buy in fast food joints, low carb, and much more nutritious.

@aslfdjalskjflkajs134

9 күн бұрын

YES! I especially love cooking videos from grandmas who have a lifetime of experience. No fancy cameras, no prentions, no expensive ingredients, just good basic healthy food...

@notmebutyou8350

9 күн бұрын

Same here. I love looking on KZread for recipes. I just adjust the ingredients (such as sugar) if I need to so that it fits my preference. . I never thought I would enjoy meal prepping, but to me, it's fun, better for your health (since you control everything that goes in your meals), and much better for your pocket. 🙂🙂

@taniamatthews227

4 күн бұрын

Unfortunately people have very poor self control now, their brains are wired for instant, unearned and entitled happiness.

@Elly-caitlin93

2 күн бұрын

Preach sister

All I keep hearing is how it's the food industries fault when the majority of people have ZERO accountability and ZERO self-control. It's always easier to blame someone else.

@BenjoCovers

2 сағат бұрын

talking about not being vegan lol. Right, how about having some accountability?

This documentary keeps being uploaded every few months with a new name each time. You're just making me excited for a new obesity doc, and after a couple of minutes I find out I've seen it already😂 BTW spoiler alert Tess Holiday is not in it

Why has the USA forgot how to cook food at home? You don't need to eat fast food. Cook at homes. You can choose what you eat. It's more effort yes but the trade off is worse.

@Authorthings

12 күн бұрын

Lack of time. But yes, the trade off is worse.

@rangerannie5636

11 күн бұрын

Broiling a chicken breast and steaming some broccoli takes 10 minutes. You would sit in the drive through line longer just waiting for your Super Sized Big Mac meal!

@jovandraganescu1406

10 күн бұрын

Facts!!! People are just lazy plain and simple. The only anomaly are people in food deserts that don’t have access to fresh food but I agree and see if everyday. Someone would rather go to chipotle or McDonald’s then going to the market.

@jaridatkinson4907

9 күн бұрын

Women went into work more not cooking is more convenient for tired parents recipes literally has been lost over a generation

@luvkayakn

9 күн бұрын

Home economics and cooking would be mandatory junior high and high school courses if we really care to reduce obesity and many lifestyle diseases.

We are working in sedentary jobs, for 12, 14, 16 hours per day. This is NOT what nature intended

@vr8921

9 күн бұрын

We weren’t built to be sitting inside 95% of the time We were built to spend most of our time moving and outside.

@Kwadratura

Күн бұрын

Nature "intended" nothing

@slavenrasic2173

Күн бұрын

You don't work 12 hours a day, stop coping and start not over eating

@user-of2cd2cf4c

Күн бұрын

@@slavenrasic2173 Lol the audacity of you 😂 yes I do work 12 hours a day. I'm a medical professional. You, are just an ignoramus

@user-of2cd2cf4c

Күн бұрын

@@Kwadratura wow, such stupidity

As someone who was overweight growing up in my teen years, 270 lbs and size 44, I decided at 15 to make different choices. Over the next 2 years, by doing so I came down to 185 lbs and a size 38. I finally set in at 150-160 and a size 32, and I remain that still at 64. Thankfully on no meds, and no health issues. My problem, like many today, was simply overeating. I could blame my parents for divorcing, the kids for picking on me, or the fast food industry, but the fact was that I simply made bad choices. Don't blame fast food, because they do not force you in to eat, and if you do there are choices that are reasonable. As far as airline travel, if you take up 2 seats then you pay for 2 seats. That is not discrimination, that is fair to the person who only needs one and does not want to share half of what they paid for with you. People today are looking to be a victim, and seeking someone or something to blame. Stop it, just stop it, and make better choices, get up do more activities, and quit looking for someone to blame other than the person in the mirror who has caused the problem.

There are supermarkets, you make the choice. Don’t blame other , but yourself. No one forces the food down your throat.

@bl00m1mgt0n

Күн бұрын

This is a very uninformed point of view. Poverty is the number one driver of obesity. I'd recommend you do a little research.

@ioandanielfarcas8649

Күн бұрын

@@bl00m1mgt0n don't live in the US but IMO it's not more expensive to eat healtier just takes little more time because you have to cook for yourself. A more organised life and a better knowledge of what can harm your regarding what you put in your mouth is in everybody's reach.

@bl00m1mgt0n

Күн бұрын

@@ioandanielfarcas8649 I understand your point and I think you’re right to a degree, but doctors and sociologists more qualified than you and I have researched this thoroughly. To lay the blame at the door of the obese simplifies the issue to a huge degree.

@Cervin_Suisse

21 сағат бұрын

@@bl00m1mgt0n yes it is true in many cases but fast food is not that cheap.

@bl00m1mgt0n

21 сағат бұрын

@@Cervin_Suisse yes it is.

Only activity is fishing? Run. Walk. Bike. Hike. Skip rope. Shadow box. 😶

@libbyget5495

9 күн бұрын

Facts!!

@shivvWhore

7 күн бұрын

Swimming is also great exercise especially for really large people because being in the water takes some of the pressure off their bodies + it's a fully body workout

@naturalnashuan

3 күн бұрын

I thought the same thing. Don't blame the town for your inactive life.

@kimberleyvdw4

3 күн бұрын

And later in the same part they mention a sports centre he goes to so, with all the things you rightfully mentioned, seems like there is plenty of opportunity to be active

@sprout001

Күн бұрын

Activities are great for fitness, not weight loss. The sucky thing is, Closing your mouth is what works. It's no fun...but... When you fast, energy goes UP!! Keep electrolytes in check!

These women for the body positivity are delsuional It's pretty much on par of the "everyone gets a trophy" mindset

As of December 2023, I was 93 kilos, just on the other side of Obesity. Today is May 26, 2024, I am 73 kilos.

Am I the only one that thing Casey and his dad are adorable. I think Casey has a great personality and seems fun and positive!

Paying $31k to go for a walk is hilarious. The real winners are these clinics.

@dmackle3849

6 күн бұрын

The meals that the "nutritionist" was concocting were so the opposite of what healthy humans need.

@anonmouse15

3 күн бұрын

It's a growth industry for sure.

@Anita_AF

2 күн бұрын

@@dmackle3849That nutritionist/clinic is a joke. They’re teaching them to go to bed hungry instead of teaching them how to create a healthy plate with fresh & whole foods. Feeding them cereal for breakfast when it’s bad to break your fast with sugar is another issue. I think they want them to rely on them forever. Nasty work.

@jessecherney3481

Күн бұрын

When I saw cereal and milk I was thinking why not eggs and veggies for breakfast? What? Teach them how to eat so they feel full. Protein, fiber and good fats is what they should be taught. I can't believe those parents paid 31k for their daughters to not actually learn good eating habits.

"A lot of it is not knowing what you're eating, it's about awareness ". That girl is correct 💯💯💯💯

@glow1815

2 күн бұрын

They knew what they eat isn't healthy but they want it and don't care. I hear a lot of " I don't care" from people that loves to eat.

This is old news casey is doing amazing rn!!!

Casey if you're watching this: I'm so proud of you. Keep going, day by day. You got this. You deserve great, radiant health.

People say eating healthily is expensive. In this case half the amount you're eating. Noone's body needs 6 burgers, 4 litres of soft drink and a bucket of ice-cream every day.

@Itsgsun604

5 күн бұрын

Exactly even if they are a certain amount of calories and worked out they'd be in better shape.

@cecemeadows8117

4 күн бұрын

I think you took that out of context. What they mean is that processed foods in grocery stores are affordable for everyone, while organic foods & healthier foods are out of many people's price ranges, especially if they have more mouths to feed. This is one reason why I have started trying to fast somewhat frequently. It builds self control, supports weight loss, & is easy on your pockets.

@headlesschicken99

4 күн бұрын

@@cecemeadows8117 Yes. Processed foods are more affordable. But statistically, often people who overeat are the ones buying processed food, ready meals and frequent fast food. To some extend it's a cultural/habitual thing. I often see kids getting chicken and chips for £5-6/portion after school, rather than having a fresh meal cooked for the same money OR sometimes they eat it as a pre-dinner/unnecessarily extra meal. Often, moms who claim they can't afford healthy food don't miss a manicure or hair appointment. Get the priorities right. Get cooking. Eat less. Move.

@eclecticism3086

4 күн бұрын

Cooking food is processing it.​@@headlesschicken99

@headlesschicken99

3 күн бұрын

@@eclecticism3086 Eating food and digesting it is also processing but we're not talking about chyme here too, are we? Surely, we can agree what processed food we're talking about. Some questionable mash with zero traces of meat that ends up being called nuggets or hotdogs is very far away from steaming broccoli or grilling a steak at home.

Choosing to not cook isn’t victimization.

@Nitzpitz

8 күн бұрын

I think many people don’t know how and groceries in the states are much more expensive than fast food. It is a strange place

@decyattysyachpchyol

6 күн бұрын

​@@NitzpitzYeah but they've got microwave in bag frozen veggies that are cheap, and it doesn't take a culinary genius to throw in a tablespoon of olive oil and powdered seasonings like salt, pepper, garlic powder, Italian herbs, etc. to make it taste good, have with baked chicken cutlets lightly coated in oil (I use oil or butter spray and garlic powder instead of peeling garlic because I'm lazy af), 1 serving of pasta, 1 serving pasta sauce, 1 Oz cheese, measured on a $10 digital food scale with an auto tare function, at least half the plate being veg. There are other improvised lazy quick easy healthy meals. The point is that even lazy healthy chicken and veg doesn't have to be tasteless boring garbage. There are thousands upon thousands of simple video recipes if you don't want to read through elaborate recipes with exotic ingredients. Microwave potato with Greek yogurt, bacon bits, 1 Oz cheese, 3 Oz baked chicken or 1 serving canned chili, and a bit pile of roasted or sauteed or flavors steam in bag veggies is another good quick, easy, cheap healthy, tasty meals. And you can still have burgers, just skip the fries and soda. I have disabilities limiting my ability to stand a long time sautéing or chopping things, and yeah it's harder when you're limited and in pain, but there are workarounds. Not everyone finds the workarounds quickly, but I have no time for defeatist attitudes that none of it is in your control. I didn't know about practical methods for healthy eating until the Internet went big, I was overweight until I moved out and chose my own food based on that info. Seek out the information and keep trying.

@damianmeneses4382

6 күн бұрын

for real, cooking isn't hard. If you want you can do it you can look for recipies and buy items online to make more easy. Blame the food is easy part

@glow1815

2 күн бұрын

Thousands of online receipts if they really want to cook. No excuses. If I want to cook something I've never cooked before I just go to KZread BAM!

@elijahconnorcole5497

2 күн бұрын

@@glow1815 They probably just have a phone, and even with that you can learn how to farm or cook. I'm black and the history of Africa is .....funny how getting aid is their most known for thing...

No ones forcing people to eat there but The Heart Attack Grill is sick and twisted!!

I met my best friend in high school, she was always a heavier woman…she finally had the surgery, which I wasn’t on board with at first due to health concerns, yet, she has made a PHENOMENAL change in her life! I’m a personal trainer, and when she was last in town visiting, it had been 2 years since her surgery…her diet is GREAT, her workout routine is GREAT, her lifestyle change is GREAT! She could’ve easily given up and said well, I’ve been heavy since I was a kid, and I’m ok with it now….be she wasn’t! She had been tryna lose weight since college….she would lose then gain it back, lose it then gain it back…im not saying everyone go get the surgery, but I am saying that some people who have had the procedure, gained the weight RIGHT BACK, due to lifestyle! It all comes down to lifestyle choices! 💯💯💯

@Cervin_Suisse

21 сағат бұрын

25. % of people getting that surgery become obese again within 2 years.

Casey got up to 700 and lost it all. He’s doing amazing

@Starshineeeeeee

13 күн бұрын

I was wondering if this was the guy from my 600 pound life

@Elizjim03

13 күн бұрын

This is after the show not before.

@MyMomSaysImKeen

12 күн бұрын

Lost it all? How does a man weigh 0 pounds?

@Authorthings

12 күн бұрын

I know!! I just found his KZread channel. I think he had surgery (for excess skin) in April and is recovering

@annwilliams6438

11 күн бұрын

@@MyMomSaysImKeenAll the EXCESS weight!

And they keep complaining the economy is bad. There are people in the world that don't eat that much food in a year.

I’m trying to lose weight and the conflict I have is between cheap fast food with constant app specials and taking the time to cook for myself. Every time I push through another five pound resistance level I’m glad that I stayed away from the fast food. Thanks for the video because we’re all struggling.

@RowanneIris

6 күн бұрын

Taking time out to cook can be quite the pain, but there are ways to work around it. Prepping meals for the week on a day off is an option. Crock Pots, Instant Pots, and Air Fryers can be quite helpful as well. With an air fryer, I can prepare a piece of chicken or salmon in 20 minutes or less, while the meat is cooking, I prepare my side dishes. Although the word fryer is in the name, you're not actually frying anything either. I just put a little healthy oil, like avocado oil, on the meat to help the seasoning stick, and most of the excess fat on the meat cooks off. Cooking was far more tedious for me before I got an air fryer, I've only used my oven maybe ten times in three years since I started using it. When I got rid of the extra 40 pounds I was carrying, I focused on cutting out my soda/juice consumption, and smaller portions. I trained myself to eat slower so I wouldn't eat until full, just satisfied. I didn't exercise due to chronic pain issues, but got plenty of walking in at work. Good luck losing the weight. You can do this.

America is just a MESS. I don't know why people are so desperate to go there

A victim? I was 400 lbs and I dropped the fork and changed my lifestyle. I’m 250 and I never ever thought I was a victim of my own doing. Victim mentality is out of control.

@naturalnashuan

3 күн бұрын

And there was too much enabling of obese people in this video.

@prettylyricsmarie

Күн бұрын

Some weight issues is not about eating. I know a woman with a thyroid condition and it causes her to be bigger than she used to be.

@bl00m1mgt0n

Күн бұрын

Obese people are unlikely to "change their lifestyle" because they're usually at the lower socio-economic end of society (and we know it costs a lot less to eat badly), and are also more likely to suffer mental illness. Lack of empathy and low intelligence is also out of control.

I went low carb in Oct 2021 after being diagnosed with diabetes; remitted successfully. Once I reduced the carbs the cravings also reduced. Without even trying I lost weight; I can only do stretching, strengthening and light hand weights due to back and knee issues. I now weigh what I did back in the mid 1980s before having children. Went from 80kg down to 60kg. Waist was 44" and it's now 36". Other than shoes and socks I have to get a whole new wardrobe of clothes. Thankfully I've been able to get a lot of my tops / blouses from the second hand shop.

@isaiahoreweme6625

12 күн бұрын

Well that is just remarkable. Shows it can be done if you want it bad enough.

@jobrown8146

12 күн бұрын

​@@isaiahoreweme6625*You definitely need to have a motivator* I didn't know if it would work for the diabetes but I watched a lot of videos and read comments about people's experiences and decided to at least try it. The doctor wanted to put me on metformin, a statin and see a dietician (which I did - a hospital diabetes dietician in Australia - and she told me I wasn't eating enough carbs and that I would lose muscle; I proved her wrong - I got checked by a exercise physiologist after 1 year). For me it was learning that you can go blind and/or end up on kidney dialysis (I already knew you could lose toes / limbs). My husband ended up on peritoneal dialysis after he contracted Wegeners Granulomatosis. We checked out about both types of dialysis and he decided on PD. Both forms of dialysis impact your life in a big way.

@davisholman8149

10 күн бұрын

Bravo - good for you - we readers know it isn’t easy to change eating habits.👏🏼

@jobrown8146

10 күн бұрын

@@davisholman8149 Thank you. You do need to have a strong motivation to do it. After being diagnosed with diabetes I learned that you can go blind and/or end up on dialysis. That scared me into trying low carb (after watching lots of videos and reading viewer comments about how it had worked for them). The diet didn't seem "wrong". I've now been low carb for over 2.5 years because I feel so much better on it than eating the way I had been. After a few weeks I stopped craving the carbs.

@panfiloperez6685

10 күн бұрын

also had 20 kg to loose. managed to loose 10 kg with low carb diet and now am stuck with those 12 kg. cant excercise bc of knee and auto immune disease and am about to start some calistenia routine and see if can start loosing some more kg.

America is sick!!! Never in my life have seen people fat as this. Same time you have many series about it that's crazy. In Europe obesity means overweight 20-30 kg not 200 kg

So many animals killed feeding patrons of that Vegas burger joint. Such a waste. Then they’re tortured while researchers try and find cures for human ailments their lifestyle contributes to. Ugh, people.

For the guy that weights 297 at 5’10”, yeah he’s overweight, but I’m confused why the surgery is only option. Brother you can lose that weight! I would not want 80% of my stomach cut out.

@marylizakowski706

11 күн бұрын

That was my thought. I also think he seemed relatively healthy to start with.

@magnessskippton2509

10 күн бұрын

It's how the health system is structured. The only option he has probably given is starvation diets and strenous exercise. None of which is sustainable for most metabolically ill people.

@happyferguson4956

8 күн бұрын

Seems lazy

@lilacseahorse542

7 күн бұрын

I thought that too 👌he looked like he could’ve done it by himself

@mosesyang4222

6 күн бұрын

People are lazy, they want a quick fix without the work basically

The ending with plus size beauty pageants makes me embarrassed to be human.

Lack of accountability is the bigger problem .

Don't eat junk food. Don't eat sugary food. Don't eat fast food. Only consume whole simple clean food. Meat, vegetable, fruit, water. Meat, vegetable, fruit, water. Meat, vegetable, fruit, water . Meat, vegetable, fruit, water. Repeat. Avoid junk food. Avoid fast food. Avoid sugary food. Consume Meat, vegetable, fruit, water. Consume Meat, vegetable, fruit, water.

Food Addiction is a serious problem

@michellebrown5672

13 күн бұрын

I accidentally fixed it by going organic. No more food cravings. In 2 weeks pain, inflammation and cravings were gone. Down from 170 to 115 without trying. Just eat real food without the chemicals

@mookat-vw9yf

13 күн бұрын

All serious problems are serious problems.

@rempseaheinamies9414

12 күн бұрын

Just say no. It is all voluntary and life choices.

@zekebrooklyn5789

12 күн бұрын

It not a food addiction it's a sugar and carb addiction we teach children

@michellebrown5672

11 күн бұрын

@@zekebrooklyn5789 We had sugar and cardbs pre 1980s too. We didn't have the addictive chemicals until we loosened our food standards. I can eat sugar and carbs as long as they are organic

There may be numerous fast food places in town, but there’s also a grocery store with meats, veggies and fruit! Teach yourself a little bit about nutrition, portion size and healthier cooking. I didn’t give up my favorite foods I limited them drastically. I did that and started walking and lost 150lbs!! It can be done and it’s our own responsibility! I will never look like a model and that’s ok. I don’t have high cholesterol, heart disease or diabetes. You can do it too!

@britzene

13 күн бұрын

💜💜

@justrosy5

13 күн бұрын

It doesn't matter after all. Cooking at home, even growing your own food, won't save you from cancer and other serious problems, and that's not your fault either. See my comment under the OP to understand why that is, and please stop shaming the poor for being poor. Thanks.

@user-im8oc4us9p

13 күн бұрын

If you van afford it.

@wrinklesandsprinkles

13 күн бұрын

@@user-im8oc4us9p Believe me I know how expensive food is. I’m on a fixed income that is below the annual poverty line. I make my food budget a priority. I don’t spend money on frivolous things or entertainment until all my bills are paid and that includes my food budget. I don’t get food stamps. Sometimes I get food from the food bank or churches. A healthy diet is extremely important to me!

@christinadn1819

13 күн бұрын

​sorry, my English is not very good..

as French, I am not shocked by the US diet but rather the portion sizes. With US sizes one can, sometime, feed an entire family. Worth considering Americans how to cook fresh unmodified products.

Body positivity is literally what’s wrong with America! We live in a day and age where it’s okay to be a failure and you should be rewarded for those failures. STOP telling others it’s okay when it’s clearly not. Live your life as you please but do not push your ideas that are detrimental to health just because it makes you feel better about your self….

Doing Carnivore since about half a year. Lost 50 pounds, my blood sugar is normal (am a diagnosed diabetic) without taking insulin or other meds, my cancer screens are clear and I am off my high blood sugar pills. Life is good as a carnivore.

@libbyget5495

9 күн бұрын

Awesome results! 🎉

@user-uw3ws5qe4w

6 күн бұрын

i second this .. 58 yrs old .. type II ridiculous HbA1C ....... dropped from 105kg to about 82 kg now over 5 months with no extra exercise ... has been life changing .. love me pork belly n eggs in the pan with butter :) BTW all of the other benefits like skin problems, ear wax, fluid retention, sore feet, brainfog etc etc allll gone ..no metofrmin .. no diaformin .. no insulin .... :) very happy :))

@MrRJPE

Күн бұрын

We've grown up demonizing dietary fat when it was the sugar killing us. I've been doing the carnivore diet for about a year and it was the best decision of my life. Lost 50 lbs without much effort at all. Now I'm in good shape and about a dozen health issues are simply gone.

The lady that was in the dra office with her husband said she was pushing 300. Thr narrator said she used to be obese. She's still obese

@LovingxLyriqxNxDeSeo

7 күн бұрын

She had the surgery I had so long ago... and for cutting her stomach only lost 70 pounds in 2 years. I hit that in 4 months. It's a lie. And the surgery ruined my life and nearly killed me 20 years later.

@Cervin_Suisse

2 күн бұрын

​@@LovingxLyriqxNxDeSeothat type of surgery is terrible. Lot's of people regain weight anyway. Many end up eating small quantities but many times per day. Snaking repeatedly causes a constant production of insulin by the pancreas. The surest way to get or aggravate diabetes. Surgeons know that but only their I come counts.

@LovingxLyriqxNxDeSeo

2 күн бұрын

@Cervin_Suisse it absolutely is. And bc ppl don't realize the commitment they r making is until the day they die, they will never understand what cutting this vital organ is going to do to them later in life.

Interesting video, each of us has to decide what's best for them. I wish the very best to each person who shared their own personal story

ABSOLUTELY GREAT EPISODE. ENDEVR always puts out REAL WORLD CONTENT THAT COVERS ISSUES THAT THE REAL WORLD DON'T WANT TO TALK ABOUT. GREAT WORK.

Heart attack grill as a concept is utterly insane

@DrunkenUFOPilot

Күн бұрын

It's down there with Pet Rocks and MLMs. Can't say which is worst; it's a tie!

Sodium is NOT the problem!! Poor eating of carbs which turns to sugar is the problem!

@marylizakowski706

11 күн бұрын

*Yes!*

@dmackle3849

6 күн бұрын

"Why do we crave salt?" umm because it's essential for life!

@anonmouse15

3 күн бұрын

Amazingly, you can have more than one problem and problems can have more than one cause.

@charlesphilhower1452

3 күн бұрын

Sodium is a problem if you have high blood pressure. It may taste good but too much of it is a problem.😊

@pm2886

2 күн бұрын

Carbs are not the problem either.

If your bulk takes up two seats on a plane, it's hardly unjust that you be charged for two seats.

So sad. Heartbreaking seeing so many people stuck with this struggle.

We've been drilled we need to eat 3 meals per day and snacks. Nobody needs that. I only eat 1 meal per day. Much healthier for you.

@DW-vd9mp

12 күн бұрын

Yep this.

@darlahays2471

10 күн бұрын

I eat 3 meals a day with healthy snacks. I've never had a weight problem. A major part of the problem is what you eat and the quantity. I eat no fast food no processed food, nothing friend and if there's ingredients I can't pronounce it stays on the shelf.

@magnessskippton2509

10 күн бұрын

It's carb/sugar overload and dependence ... you become compelled to eat every few hours. My partner gets the shakes if she misses a meal. Eliminating most carbs you can achieve OMAD, without the side effects.

@junedeike6144

10 күн бұрын

@@magnessskippton2509 never had that problem. Just got home from work after 5pm. Didn't eat a thing all day. Because it is hot out I'm doing desert first- chocolate ice cream. Then after I cool down I will have either peanut butter and jelly sandwiches or a bowl of Mac and cheese. Then I call it a night. This is a typical food intake for me every single day. I don't worry about sugar or carbs and sadly alot of my dinners are not healthy. I rarely eat vegetables.

@alexescorcia6371

9 күн бұрын

Eating one time a day is not healthy either, it will slow your metabolism, and make it hard to lose fat, you just need to pick real food and control the portions.

That restaurant is insanity.

@marycooper8385

8 күн бұрын

Healthy food is boring It's better for you that's true but it's no fun Healthy doesn't taste all that great You can mix little bit of junk with Healthy

@hedaheda1609

8 күн бұрын

@@marycooper8385 People just don't know how to make delicious healthy food. If you have been eating over-salted food all your life, richly covered with artificial ketchup and synthetic mayonnaise, finished with a sugary dessert on top of drinking sugar water with a teaspoon of coffee and a heaping dose of artificial "whipped cream", then it is difficult to feel the natural taste of vegetables or simply grilled good quality meat or fish, feel the smell and taste of herbs or freshly ground and brewed coffee.

@jeffanderson6914

7 күн бұрын

What a mess this marketing greedy system has made for people. The least we can do is get educated & have choice in better options.

@1Jason

Күн бұрын

Its just a novelty. Relax.

@Cervin_Suisse

Күн бұрын

I call that a pigsty, not a restaurant.

Just because it's there doesn't mean you have to eat tons of it all of the time. Cook healthy food, eat normal amounts, and be active. It's no secret formula. Normalizing obesity helps no one.

Inspirational Documentary 💕 Thanks

It annoys me when I hear that the cause for peoples obesity is because of all the fast foods joints. Yes these places should not exist or only a handful. But no one forces you to go there and eat that food. You could buy fresh whole foods and make it up yourself.

@AllainaTellis

13 күн бұрын

First 2 mins in i hear the guy saying theres no healthy restaurants & i thought are we forgetting the grocery stores exist

@drubber007

13 күн бұрын

@@AllainaTellis Exactly. Ultimately it is down to bone idleness.

@AllainaTellis

13 күн бұрын

@@drubber007 😅 sad but true

@vtkz

13 күн бұрын

but America has way more of Fast Food Options and more Sugar Products in the Grocery Store selection than other countrys. And when people dont have much money they def dont buy fruits & vegtables.

@Staticky1000

13 күн бұрын

@@vtkzthank you

Everyone's good with being fat till the diabetes comes knocking

@barbie6695

5 күн бұрын

No, they will still drink mad Pepsi's all day, and order takeout while living in a nursing home, and complaining that the nurse didn't give them their Metformin on time, and the cafeteria was supposed to give them a double serving.

This breaks my heart. Eat at home. Casey mother has insulin resistance if not full blown diabetes with over twelve pound baby. That weight was not his fault, yet.

You are not a victim of fast food. You are a victim of your own laziness and lack of discipline

10 mins 20 secs in and I am livid by the amount of waste I’m seeing.

No healthy restaurants? You know you could cook? Once you start eating fast food it’s really hard to get off it, you get addicted and nothing will satiate You when you’re hungry. Takes a week then you’ll be ok

Acceptance is different from glorification. Accepting of obese people, not shaming, bullying or teasing them is good but glamorizing the same would lead to problems, more for the obese people than others.

I have a family photo taken on the family farm in 1906. This was during a family reunion and there are over 30 people spanning 4 generations. The largest of them would be considered below average in weight today. The old guys have arms and necks that are chiseled out of wood. They didn’t have remote controls, central air or internal combustion engines to carry them around. They WORKED. And they ate at home.

“we're embarrassed about things we should be proud of and proud of things that we should be embarrassed of” JS

@libbyget5495

9 күн бұрын

That sums up man’s current downfall succinctly

Addiction is no joke

@michellebrown5672

13 күн бұрын

Addiction is the plan. They changed what could go into our food system in the 80s. More addictive now. It leads to using more pharmaceuticals too. I ditched the food cravings in 2 weeks after switching to organic food.

@rempseaheinamies9414

12 күн бұрын

Just say no.

@suheylaa1769

11 күн бұрын

Yup

I'm 34 and recently was diagnosed with diabetes, high blood pressure, and fatty liver. I've dramatically changed my live, but I want to inspire others too. Let's take our lives back! If you're struggling with weight know your not alone and keep you're eyes on the prize!

He’s named all these fast food places that serves food but failed to mention how many grocery stores there are, don’t blame it on fast food, blame it on choices.

Blaming their obesity on fast food is the same as somebody driving a BMW, hitting a pedestrian and blaming it on BMW for making their cars too fast.

@isaiahoreweme6625

12 күн бұрын

Yeah, something to think about. And while the manufacturer/seller has some responsibility, I'd take responsibility for myself and my health, especially as healthy options are available. I've gone without food, skipped meals, when there was no healthy option. I won't eat poison just because it's the only option.

@rempseaheinamies9414

12 күн бұрын

Spot on.

An aggresive pursuit of comfort is the cause of obesity.

The salt slander in the middle is sickening

I'm a small framed guy of 61 (5'7"). A year ago I weighed 170 lbs, suffered from IBS, and struggled with spiking sugar (pre-diabetic). I adopted the carnivore lifestyle in January, and I'm now at 132lbs. In addition, my IBS is gone, my sugar is normal, and my joints no longer ache. My skin even got clearer. I live on beef, bacon, eggs, salmon, butter, salt, and some cheese. I've NEVER felt better and I'm never hungry. If you're struggling, try it. At this point, it can't hurt!

@marylizakowski706

11 күн бұрын

Glad to hear about your success! Out of curiosity, do you do intermittent fasting in addition to your carnivore diet?

@stephaniesamra7960

10 күн бұрын

I dont eat meat

@sacredsecrecy9620

10 күн бұрын

Wow, what a boring, one-sided diet to have... For someone like me, who can't stand red meat and is cautious about fish that's either full of antibiotics if it's cultivated, or micro-plastics or mercury if it's wild caught, that kind of diet would be absolutely not sustainable for me. Also, there's a ton of health benefits from complex carbs like whole grains, legumes and lentils that I just cannot do without. A restrictive diet may be quiet nice while you're healing if you had a very bad one before. But it's definitely not an ultimate long-term solution, since we as omnivores - not carnivores or frugivores or whichever bull💩 term ppl come up with nowadays - thrive only on diverse diet that consists of plants AND animal proteins, because that's how we get all the nutrients, minerals and vitamins we need. The only things we have to watch is the amounts we consume and those foods being processed as little as possible. Home cooked meals that contain no additives or other harmful ingredients are the healthiest option. Other than that there's no need for restrictions that do more harm than good in the long run.

@angbaby56

10 күн бұрын

Carnivore is amazing! It's not boring as some might claim. I have zero desire to eat the processed junk I used to. I'd much rather feel good, not be in pain from my autoimmune disease, not have digestive issues and be able to play with my toddlers. There's nothing boring about actually living life.

@LLL-un7js

10 күн бұрын

@@angbaby56I’m the same. I’ve been carnivore for 60 days lost 6kg. Reduced two of my meds, 3 to go. I feel amazing. I sleep so much better and I have energy all day. I’m not bored at all. I eat two meals a day and I have no cravings for carbs, sugar, veggies or any processed foods. Carnivore is my lifestyle.

Ultra processed foods are to blame. The food industry needs to be regulated.

@rempseaheinamies9414

12 күн бұрын

They too but ultimately the eater is to blame for his / her own actions.

@frusia123

12 күн бұрын

@@rempseaheinamies9414 Is an alcoholic to blame? Partially yes, but we know it's much more complex and it's an illness too. Do we require the alcohol industry to be regulated to limit their ability to exploit the most vulnerable, like children for example? Yes we do. Food is different from alcohol or cigarettes, because we cannot live without it, so selling something that's pretending to be food but is really harmful to you, that should be treated as a very serious crime.

@rempseaheinamies9414

12 күн бұрын

@@frusia123 Absolutely. Same kind of completely volunteer and excess binging. Not an illness either, totally voluntary choice. Sure, all companies that push this toxic junk called fast food should face the music but they are not forcing anyone to eat it. Eater bears all the choices here and also ultimate responsibility to their bodies. They certainly can't say that they didn't know it was unhealthy.

@suheylaa1769

11 күн бұрын

Or deregulated 😅. Their "regulations" are killing ppl.

@pattiannepascual

10 күн бұрын

first the people who CHOOSE to eat that junk need to regulate themselves. No one is forcing anyone to eat it or shoving it down their throats.Saying NO is actually a choice.

It’s the carbs, sugar, and lack of exercise that is causing obesity.

@cjdiva6440

7 күн бұрын

It's over-eating that's causing obesity

"You won't find any fast food in her house" proceed to feed her children cereal contain high sugar, banana smoothy contain high carb and sugar, and blended vegie that destroy fiber, wow... If you eat right, your BMI will be below 20.

@user-uw3ws5qe4w

6 күн бұрын

i thought the same thing .. almost .. was soooo ironic .. when will people wake up about carbs ?

Those girls that go in a camp, they should not give them cereals coz they are sugar. They should eat more protein to curb their appetite. If they eat more protein it makes them more fuller and refrain from snacking until the next meal. They can have eggs in different ways of preparing it. Avocado for good fat. And so on....

@concettaworkman5895

10 күн бұрын

Right, if they gave them bacon and eggs with butter for breakfast, salmon and chicken for lunch, and beef for dinner, they would not be hungry, and they would drop all the weight. Cereal with bananas? These are all sugars, these kids are going to be craving food all day.

@magnessskippton2509

10 күн бұрын

yep, let stay dependent on sugars and starve every day ... The main reason diets fails.

@aslfdjalskjflkajs134

9 күн бұрын

You and I might argue with some of the methods, but teaching them about food, exercise, cooking, and hunger signals is way healthier than how most teens are encouraged to control weight. Kids should learn these things at home and school, but most don't.

@eve1297

9 күн бұрын

Humans cannot eat all those carbs….. blood sugar spikes.. LOW CARB/KETO is the way to eat healthy…. You don’t feed people cereal and high glycemic fruit to slim down.. this is so backwards and crazy…. Who sponsored this?????????

@kaunas88

8 күн бұрын

They probably have a registered dietician on staff who has been trained the wrong way and is too closed minded to change.

About a decade ago I gained 60 pounds real quick due to hypothyroidism. With the weight gain came a fat liver, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and joint pain. My wake up call was when my physician told me I was pre diabetic, which pushed me to go on a low carb lifestyle. It was the best decision of my life! I lost it all and kept it off. Needless to say my health issues went away. I enjoy cooking with my husband and we try delicious low carb recipes all the time. And nowadays there are so many low carb ingredients available. People want the easy way out but no pain no gain.

@marylizakowski706

11 күн бұрын

I'm sincerely glad for you. Well done for taking matters into your own hands and doing something about it.

@maril1379

8 күн бұрын

You are doing great- good for you!

@naturalnashuan

3 күн бұрын

Did you take care of the thyroid problem?

@thebelissima64

2 күн бұрын

@@naturalnashuan Yes, but when I started the medication it did very little when it came to weight loss. Low carb was the only solution.

At my highest weight of 435 lbs morbidly obese, pre diabetic and high blood pressure. I was absolutely miserable, I got back into the gym in June 2021, prioritizing lifting weights over cardio and eating in a calorie deficit. I've lost 226 lbs naturally, I know not everyone can do it that way, and they need medical intervention, but that's the way I wanted to go. It can be done if done right, but you have to want to do it. It has to be sustainable. This is for the rest of your life.

The fact that the narrator thinks 20,000 calories is a week's worth of food is pretty disturbing. 20,000 calories a week will leave you obese, unless you are expending huge amounts of energy. Majority of people require less than 2,000 calories a day.