Sunday, November 6, 2011
[WATCH]: Food Insecurity - Hunger in America
1 in 6 Americans have an empty cupboard. Doctor Seibel discusses the health impacts of food insecurity and how that affects the financial and healthcare issues facing the United
[WATCH]: Kids Vending From Human Healthy Vending Machine
www.HealthyVending.com Kids having a great time vending from their new Human Healthy Vending
[WATCH]: The Fat Boy - Short Horror Film
A young obese child is sick and tired of getting bullied and being teased about his weight all his life. He's alone but the silence is shortly lived when Troy comes. Luckily the 'Fat Boy' gets away before hearing the bully cry for help. He leaves him ignoring his call and thinking of it nothing more than a joke. But little does he know, Troy wasn't pulling The Fat Boy's leg at all... Directors Note; Sorry guys for the absense of videos, I;ve been really ill over the past week and had a lot of important exams to revise for. Hope you guys enjoy the film and thanks for watching! Matt Tags - fat big obese chubby huge kid teen boy child teenager bully bullied getting scared frightened worried chase called names not nice lol :) killer
[WATCH]: Tummy Tuck Recovery Full Body Lift After Extreme Fat Weight Loss Recovery
This is me 9 days after
[WATCH]: Weight Loss Helps Pain But OA Damage Persists
www.arthritistreatmentcenter.com Weight Loss Helps Knee Osteoarthritis, But Obesity-Related Damage May Remain. Jeannine Stein writing in the Los Angeles Times reported that, according to findings from studies presented at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, weight loss may help knee osteoarthritis, but some damage from obesity may linger. In the first study, researchers interviewed 19 obese patients who were scheduled for bariatric surgery. At six- and 12-month interviews, the patients reported improvement in knee pain, stiffness and function." In a second study, the researchers "looked at the effect of weight loss on 10 morbidly obese people with knee osteoarthritis and pain" who had lost an average
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