Mass media and childhood obesity?

Posted by beeman | Obesity In Children | Sunday 15 November 2009 1:40 pm

Do you think that new technology and mass media (internet, computer/video games, tv shows, etc) has some kind of link to why obesity in children has become such an epidemic? why?

iMPORTANT!! please i need….concerns CHILDHOOD OBESITY & T YPE ii DIABETES IN CHILDREN!!?

Posted by beeman | Obesity In Children | Sunday 25 October 2009 4:37 am

does anyone know where i can find charts/graphs detailing the growing epidemic of type ii diabetes in children!! PLEASE
type ii diabetes in children over the years
i dont want suggestions or opinions!
just graphs/chart!!
no statistics..
onLY STATISTICS IF THEY INCLUDE EXACT PERCENTS OF CHILDREN WITH TYPE II DIABETES!! as in enough info to make a chart!!
thankx

Would eliminating Mario Batali and other obese people from Food Network accomplish anything?

Posted by beeman | Health Effects Of Obesity | Thursday 27 August 2009 2:35 pm

Why dont they ever show mario batali on a treadmill, or do a documentary of mario batali going to see a doctor. Sure, being obese is fine when most of the facts are covered up–like hollywood loves to do.

Mario batali seems to have no remorse for his contribution to condoning obesity. He is by far, a sick person. Obesity is a huge epidemic. He should admit that obesity is bad, and he should encourage (by example) that weight loss can counterbalance the adverse health effects of obesity.

I have seem a 400 pound man like him with his shirt off. He is disgusting, sweats profusely, sleeps in every day until noon, and is a glutton especially when he drinks. I’ve seen him eat a "meal for 8" from KFC if he gets drunk. Also he uses gobs of honey on the chicken AND the biscuits. The person now is undergoing lap-band surgery and seems to be working, losing 20 pounds in the first 4 weeks.

WOULD IT ACCOMPLISH ANYTHING FOR THE NATION if tv chef-personalites were required to lose weight?

Helmet law, seatbelt law, alcohol restrictions, drug laws, etc. Obesity prevention?

Posted by beeman | Prevention Of Obesity | Wednesday 26 August 2009 1:04 pm

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121668254978871827.html?mod=yhoofront

Now, you good people KNOW that it is the government’s job to protect us from ourselves, right?

No marijuana, no steroids, no HGH, no ephedrine . . .
The list is long and tedious.

Well, in the interest of further protecting us from ourselves, don’t you think the government should step in and control our caloric intake?

It’s for our own good, isn’t it?

Obesity, and its related illnesses, has reached an epidemic scale.

If you defend drug laws, then you MUST defend food laws.

More people are sickened/killed by obesity than by steroids, ephedrine, underage drinking, and marijuana COMBINED.

What role do you think American corporations have contributed to obesity?

Posted by beeman | Uncategorized | Saturday 1 August 2009 8:33 am

I am trying to find out how those that consider obesity believe that American corporations have promoted unhealthy and large portion diets that make them responsible for the epidemic.
Please identify whether you are a male or female.

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