It Takes Guts to Fight Obesity

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What is the most fattening meal out there?

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Childhood obesity underpins low self-esteem: Study

Obesity not only harms a child's body, but it also causes significant psychological damage to children as young as 10, a large new Canadian study shows. The study, based on a nationally representative sample of 10 and 11-year olds, found that obese…

April 16

Rachel replied to Rachel's discussion 'Fed UP Foods'

Cheese steak fries are pretty fattening from all of the grease, and I don't think there's anything healthy about a bacon wrapped hot dog.. Maybe the bread? Lol... But that big texan is so outrageous! Almost 6,000 calories in one meal! That's crazy..…

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Nicole Robinson replied to Rachel's discussion 'Fed UP Foods'

I am going to go with the Aussie Cheese Fries from Outback Restaurant.

March 29

Luis Molina replied to Rachel's discussion 'Fed UP Foods'

the big texan is the most fattening food:72 oz Steak in amarillo texas

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What is the most fattening meal out there?

March 29

Belinda commented on Rachel's blog post 'Put something Hot in your stocking'

That is sooo weird because on the show it has Khloe always exercising and doing it the right way! OMG, what a disappointment!

November 19, 2009

Matt Edmond commented on Rachel's blog post 'Put something Hot in your stocking'

Haha! What a joke. The CEO's of companies like that need to be put in jail for that.

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Put something Hot in your stocking

The Kardashian way to beat the holiday eating...

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Childhood obesity underpins low self-esteem: Study

Obesity not only harms a child's body, but it also causes significant psychological damage to children as young as 10, a large new Canadian study shows.

The study, based on a nationally representative sample of 10 and 11-year olds, found that obese children had almost twice the odds of reporting low self-esteem when compared to normal-weight kids.

And those whose self-esteem was low at the start of the study were

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Posted on April 16, 2010 at 4:00pm —