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Deplasterer
19 Nov 19 23:05
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Synopsis : Emily is a 24 Yr old single mum who binges on big breakfasts. Guaranteed a Chit chatter has snuggled up to herCool
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Report Deplasterer November 19, 2019 11:11 PM GMT
Six hash browns and a choc milk shake, first thing. Very sad for such a young girl.
Report impossible123 November 19, 2019 11:39 PM GMT
If self-induced, just deal with it and please do not waste NHS resources. If not but genetically, seek help from appropriate health departments.
Report Dr Crippen November 20, 2019 3:53 PM GMT
I can't stand people who are overweight let alone obese.

As for living with one, you must be joking!
Report geoff m November 20, 2019 4:09 PM GMT
impossible12320 Nov 19 00:39Joined: 07 Sep 15 | Topic/replies: 13,086 | Blogger: impossible123's blog
If self-induced, just deal with it and please do not waste NHS resources.


So what about other self induced i.e smoking/alcohol related illness /injuries should we "waste" NHS resources
self harming?? etc
Report UBLE/REGY November 20, 2019 4:35 PM GMT
Synopsis : Emily is a 24 Yr old single mum who binges on big breakfasts. Guaranteed a Chit chatter has snuggled up to her

Don't knock it deplaster it is all some of us can get

Geoff m

People who eat themselves to 600 or even 700 lb should try to help themselves

The other problems you quote are addictive...eating is not addictive.
Report Dr Crippen November 20, 2019 7:03 PM GMT
So what about other self induced i.e smoking/alcohol related illness /injuries should we "waste" NHS resources
self harming?? etc


They're not going to do that, it would disqualify most NHS staff for treatment.
Most of them are porkers walking about with their brains in their stomachs.

How can they look after other people when they can't even take care of themselves?
Report peckerdunne November 20, 2019 7:29 PM GMT
Shut in a 30ft container is it Laugh
Report geoff m November 20, 2019 7:38 PM GMT
Uble/Regy

Would disagree .
of course food can be addictive to some.
If yer getting pleasure with whatever then yer getting a release of dopamine in the brain.

I feel sorry for you if you are not deriving pleasure from food.


Of course they not going to do that Dr Crippen . But once yer start saying self induced ailments shouldnt be covered you open a right can of worms.

The NHS would be well off if it didnt treat drug/food/alcohol/smoking related injuries/illness.
Report peckerdunne November 20, 2019 7:57 PM GMT
there would be no NHS then
Report themightymac November 20, 2019 8:06 PM GMT
When I was young, one hardly ever saw a fat person, now it`s a big problem.

Why? Easy answer, the arrival of American fast food outlets.

I saw a young guy today and I reckon that I could make 4 or 5 suits for myself out of one of his shirts. Crazy
Report UBLE/REGY November 20, 2019 8:06 PM GMT
I feel sorry for you if you are not deriving pleasure from food. geoff m

I do

but I do not weigh 600 lb
Report UBLE/REGY November 20, 2019 8:07 PM GMT
I suppose food is tastier now...that could be a reason
Report peckerdunne November 20, 2019 8:16 PM GMT
no its people are lazier
Report UBLE/REGY November 20, 2019 8:19 PM GMT
lack of activity...?

Once people are confined to bed, no activity at all

except eating of course
Report impossible123 November 20, 2019 9:02 PM GMT
I do not think addiction to food is comparable to cigarettes or alcohol. Has anyone seen an obese person in a famine area? I've not, thus eat healthily and less often, but drink more; indulging once in a while is ok too including the goodies eg Kfc, McDonalds, etc. And, exercise some self-control and responsibility

A modern affluent society with little exercise induces obesity, that's the downside.
Report moisok November 20, 2019 9:06 PM GMT
it is disgusting I saw one drinking its chocolate and eating cakes almost laid flat in a large chair overflowing everywhere
Report impossible123 November 20, 2019 9:17 PM GMT
Are you describing yourself, 'moisok'?
Report moisok November 20, 2019 9:26 PM GMT
no just disgusted at people who allow it to happen to themselves and appear to be surrounded by the same type
grandad  daughter etc and you watch them waddle along with their heavily sweet loaded trolleys

I am one of those who is exposed to this sort of indulgence and gladly have fought it

I have nothing but contempt for those who don't try
Report impossible123 November 20, 2019 9:39 PM GMT
I must admit when I see trolleys laden with convenient and sugary foods my thoughts immediately nhs bound. I'm lucky. I love chocolates, but can only have two pieces (posh chocs) or a mince pie or a small slice of cake; I cannot even have more than two bites of a jam roll or a doughnut

But, I can eat nuts for England esp pistachios and macadamia!
Report Coachbuster November 21, 2019 3:09 AM GMT
i read somewhere that you don't put any weight oin eating nuts despite their mega high fat content  ...may be the fibre ?
Report Coachbuster November 21, 2019 3:10 AM GMT
Crippen and Denzil will know  Grin
Report impossible123 November 26, 2019 8:12 PM GMT
I think it' because nuts are not easily digestible or broken down thus a large amount would leave after a few hours esp if one is regular. But, consuming 500g of hazel nuts in one sitting could induce slight heart discomfort...it happened to me.
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