Agreed but I don’t think it was responsible for them to talk about how he is overweight with him because that could really affect him and cause him to be insecure also he is not obese he is slightly over weight.I personally am a tiny bit overweight and I think it was wrong by calling him obese when he isn’t
"These are normal, everyday people, just like any of us." Is in my opinion a wonderful approach to teach everybody something about health. I love how the show isn't blaming or shaming anyone in it. I learned something today and nobody needed to get hurt for that. Thank you Origin!
I'm really impressed how this doctor has no ready answers but first of all willing to understand and listen what happening. He is precious! I hope he can help a lot of people.
I'm very impressed with this program! He really focuses on addressing the issues instead of applying a superficial fix like similar American programs do. I've often been really upset with the American shows for that reason. I get the feeling that the entertainment value is more important than actually helping the people in those shows.
@@OrwyneOnathe No, The mother is obsessed with weight and that probably sheds off to her daugher. When you have someone in your familiy especially your parents you take after them.
@@FluePeak the daughter litterally says shes scared fo trying new things, again, being scared for your weight n scared of new foods r 2 different things, the child isnt worried abt her weight, watch the episode again lol, cause u clearly didnt get it the first time
the way the mother is sooo confused why hoshi has problems eating is very strange. if she herself had an eating disorder, it’s very likely hoshi saw the behavior and the way her mother acted around food and developed her own anxieties. children copy their parents
Ehm well....britain has made some very offensive shows, too. Train your baby like a dog, the unlovables........Britain is nothing better than America or Germany or every other country.
just five minutes in and I'm pleasently surprised. cool concept and the doctor is great. poor kiki, I could feel the saadness rising after weighing and his parents exclaiming how much it was.
Does anxiety and depression have a blood sugar connection? Makes me wonder if it's genetic predisposition perhaps from the dad. I know when I eat sugar my sugar goes up past 200, I have anxiety and depression as well. (Obviously it's not the cause but I wonder if a connection)
@@raerae1956 I have no idea but it's an interesting concept! Although all health issues (mental or physical) tend to be genetic or, at least, genetics makes people more predisposed to develop the same issues. Maybe it's related.
@@raerae1956 depends, question is are you being anxious and depressed causing you eat a lot of sugar, therefore causing high sugar levels of are your high levels causing your depression and anxiety (sugar crush, hormones etc.)
@@raerae1956 not sure but there is evidence of cases (and many of them) that go low carb, IE whole unprocessed foods and help all manner of mental health issues as our gut health is very much linked to whole body and mental health. So even if don't go full low carb but start eating food that is recognisable as food eg fruit, veg, meat, eggs etc can and does help slot, unfortunately when you are more significantly affected by mental or physical health concerns you are less likely to want or be able to put the effort into making healthy food
Rangan has to be one of the most authentic human beings human doing that I've come across in my 60 years. He has taken his hippocratic oath to heart and is constantly looking for ways to help people help themselves. Be more like Rangan!
This is how medicine should be manage , not a 10 minutes and here is your prescription. I am not pointing at anyone . It’s just the way they teach our wonderful Doctors while helping the pharmaceuticals prosper . Generations after generations needs a rainbow of pills to function on a daily basis , and an other rainbow to deal with the side effects of the first rainbow.
Totally agree. My orthopaedist gave me the wrong diagnosis after a five minute consult. Three months later I was in extreme pain, had nerve damage, couldn't walk, needed spinal surgery and rehab and missed six months of work. If he'd taken the time to really listen and maybe ask one or two more questions I would have had a chance at conservative treatment.
wow, I'm really intaking new information (like I didn't even know what ARFID was) and learning to be empathetic from this doctor! The bugs on plate for Hoshi really made me regret not thinking as serious, like I never knew it could be so bad! Also when the doctor said 'she could just be trying to please me and saying the right things', I was impressed as someone who has depression and anxiety, many of us hide/lie what we're feeling and say/do what our therapists tells us. The amount of times I've lied and said I'm better and ended up in a hospital or psych ward, yet this doctor pointed this out and always knew there was that possibility.
That's what you call a family... It warms my heart to see how supportive and loving they all are to one another yet it utterly breaks me to see them suffering 😭
As a person with ARFID, it's so nice to see it recognized and treated respectfully. Definitely using that bugs on a plate metaphor now because it's so accurate
Since people in the comments are comparing American shows to this show, I just want to say I appreciate that there is barely any use of background music which gives it a calm vibe.
hoshi's mother is very inspiring how she could turn her relationship to food around after a lifetime of disordered eating all because she wants to help her little girl. *cries in anorexic* Also Kiki is so lovable. His relationship to food is very refreshing and it reminds me of myself as a child.
These kinds of "reality shows" are much more interesting to me than the reality shows with fake drama thats being shoved down our throats. I'd rather watch regular people work through regular problems.
The second girl being diagnosed, for her eating disorder - I wish I had watched this before because she had many similarities to my ex fiancé and although I was able to get him to try at least 2 new foods, this would have been helpful to see beforehand!
I like how the answer isn't found in 'one Week' in this show.... It's a process, and that can be long and yet can make interesting viewing experience. A big 'Thank You' to the makers of this show for not making health issues into a gimmick and handling them in a very sensitive and delicate manner that they ought to be handled.
Found this series late but have to say what remarkable young man Kiki is and what a remarkable family. So very impressed with that young man, his attitude, and his approach to all this, and also with the family who approached this as a team rather than a person who needed to be fixed. Love this series!!
Hoshis mum concerns me with how at the start of the visit I'm dying for my shak as it doesn't make me feel bloted and sick so it's motelikely from her mum unconsciously not knowing what damage has been passed on to he daughter as if the mother had an eating disorder then mostlikely the son or daughter will have issues around food food anxiety and developing an unhealthy relationship with food. I've studied childhood development as part of my early childhood education course and this was covered in one section but in some cases it doesn't happen hoshis mum is brilliant for wanting her to get help
I do speak English thanks very well thankyou I may be a bit different to some people with explaining things but that doesn't give people the right to pass judgement or assume otherwise I do however wish you all well
@@thesparklingunicorn8543 I don't think Hoshis mum is good. It is her fault for not giving different types of food to her when she was a baby/toddler. I also don't see how she's helping Hoshi? After the Dr got healthy food Hoshi didn't make any effort to try and mum let her then lied to the Dr. I gave you a 👍 anyway.
The youtuber/singer Malinda has ARFID too, she made a video about it a year ago. It's called "My eating disorder you have never heard about" if you are interested
My son has ARFID. It was so good to see it being handled so sympathetically, and discussed thoughtfully. And absolutely brilliant to see a reasoned representation, rather than another clickbaity ‘freaky eater’ profile.
Another one here lol. I'm sad it took us (my family and me) 20+ years to figure out what I have. But I'm glad it's getting more media attention so that more people will be aware of what it is and how it affects someone, so we can help and understand the ones who do have it.
I feel like there are also systematic thing happening. Mum is scared of food and to gain weight. Daughter is scared of food. Did her mom gave this to her, not on purpose but like passing on a trauma?
Dr. Gabor Mate's model of trauma would link those things. From birth we are very sensitive to our environment and that is primarily the stress response and behavior of our parents
OMG!! Eliminating wheat and dairy, I am so proud of humanity!! I remember a decade ago being a food intolerance touter and everybody not looking at the science and now real doctors are doing the work! Dang, i'm so proud of us as a whole
My friend was 80kg at 12, though she was pure muscle. Swam, rowed, walked, ran, did every sport possible at school. I also ate worse than her and I was 55kg!
Every body works differently. I eat a lot, unhealthy and don’t sport a lot but I’m only 45kg (15 years old and 158cm so I’m also short). I just can’t gain weight how Kiki has trouble losing weight.
@@imme3958 i’m 11 and i’m 160cm but i’m 40kg.. how do i gain weight if i tell my dad he doesn’t care and if i tell my mom she tells me i’m not underweight but I AM! BY AT KEAST 5KG AND I JUST CANT GAIN PLEASE HELP ME :(
Kiki congratulation with the fantastic job you did. And the family. Make some more videos so we can follow up om your progress ♥️❤️ keep up the good work you do. 💪💪💪💪💪
Kiki and Hoshi are really great! Wish them all the best for going on on this wunderfull healthy road! Having a big diet change myself I am really touched.
That must have been so incredibly hard for the kid to go through. When dealing with food and weight an appearance, you really need to be careful with the mental/emotional/psychological aspects of things, so I hope he didn't develop any bad habits or mindsets. Go easy on yourself ❤
Kiki is so sweet 😭 kids can be so mean its sad he knows that he will get bullied for being smart or having different clothes . but at least he knows ...I hope he doesn't take it personally and stays the strong and strapping young lad he is
I feel bad for Kiki when he had to start the diet, when i was younger i needed to start the same diet as him (kinda), i couldnt eat gluten and i still cant but to know that i had to do that diet to see where i was allergic for. Frustrating but he’ll get trough it!
The positive vibes I got from this are just through the roof damn the way this documentary addresses these issues are a lot healthier than other „health shows“
LISTEN & SILENT not only have the EXACT same number of letters but the EXACT same letters too! Myself & my Husband believe that this Dr is a listener & therefore learning much more----------HE IS LOVELY!!!
The girl with the eating disorder has ARFID. Avoidant - Restrictive Food Intake Disorder. Not well know, but very common. I haven't watched the end yet but I hope he gets it right.
@@evamartin403 sometimes, not often. Many autistic people are ‘fussy feeders’, but solid diagnoses of ARFID are still quite rare and the condition is particularly difficult to overcome.
@@spiralpython1989 I am neurodivergent and I often eat the same things but I find I am generally not anxious at all trying new things. It's just if my fave meal option is present, I will choose it every time. I also do not like cooking and do not find it interesting. So I will read or write instead of cooking because if I have free time I prefer to do something I like more. So I find the same reason why I pick my fave foods over and over is less anxiety and more "I am pretty sure I will prefer this over anything else...why eat something that I think is second best?" But my diet is much larger than this girl's. And if my favourite foods are not available and I am hungry I will choose something else and not generally be too put off. I can eat the same food over and over and not get bored. I ate a Beyond Meat veggie burger with soy cheese and an espresso every lunch for 1.5 years. But I don't have the same condition as Hoshi.
I am sorry I really want to be respectful but how on earth can you expect your daughter to recover from an eating disorder if you hide your own problem with eating from her in plain sight?!
@@MarieSallaupHalse so same. I am actually better at trying new foods on my own and keeping it a secret, or with my boyfriend on good days (also nice because if I don't, he just finishes it.) Or simply the dishes my mother in law makes (her cooking is sooo good. I actually don't hate spices with her stuff.) But at my parents? Hell no. They'd constantly make comments etc. I can't do it every day. Sometimes I have a bad day. Then I definetly cannot and if my boyfriend tries, it goes wrong. If we were going to make something and suddenly it is different. I also freak out.
How sweet is Kiki’s Dad… and the mother is wonderful lady as well. What a lovely family.
Yeh they're a lovely family for sure!
Agreed but I don’t think it was responsible for them to talk about how he is overweight with him because that could really affect him and cause him to be insecure also he is not obese he is slightly over weight.I personally am a tiny bit overweight and I think it was wrong by calling him obese when he isn’t
Agreed
@@isladaly6876 I agree
Wonderful family
"These are normal, everyday people, just like any of us." Is in my opinion a wonderful approach to teach everybody something about health. I love how the show isn't blaming or shaming anyone in it. I learned something today and nobody needed to get hurt for that. Thank you Origin!
I literally could find myself in them and it hit a bit too close to home
Nice approach
That’s actually reality of health. 99% is mundane things which needs fixing.
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I'm really impressed how this doctor has no ready answers but first of all willing to understand and listen what happening. He is precious! I hope he can help a lot of people.
word!
He has a youtube channel/podcast about health, really good content.
Kiki is a typically active and bright child. I like his reaction to his own changes. Happy for him.
I'm very impressed with this program! He really focuses on addressing the issues instead of applying a superficial fix like similar American programs do. I've often been really upset with the American shows for that reason. I get the feeling that the entertainment value is more important than actually helping the people in those shows.
I don’t think this is an American show
they are clearly british
The two people above me lack reading comprehension
Welcome to Europe :)
@@MikuHatsune12 guess they're american
If anyone bullies this kid I would fight them , he’s such a sweetheart
Lovely well spoken boy. He'll go far!😊
This show is so wholesome, it feels like Dr Rangan actually cares about these people
Which in turn makes the people want to help themselves!
Yeah, you can tell he really cares about people and lives his life with his heart on his shoulder.
the mum is obsessed with weight and doesn't know why her daughter has an eating disorder sounds familiar
The mum is scared of gaining weight n the girl is scared of new foods, 2 very different things
@@OrwyneOnathe No, The mother is obsessed with weight and that probably sheds off to her daugher. When you have someone in your familiy especially your parents you take after them.
@@FluePeak the daughter litterally says shes scared fo trying new things, again, being scared for your weight n scared of new foods r 2 different things, the child isnt worried abt her weight, watch the episode again lol, cause u clearly didnt get it the first time
You’re absolutely right. This is how many EDs start, there’s no healthy relationship with food at home.
@@OrwyneOnathe Being scared of gaining weight is being scared of certain type of food. Mother and daughter have exactly the same problem.
the way the mother is sooo confused why hoshi has problems eating is very strange. if she herself had an eating disorder, it’s very likely hoshi saw the behavior and the way her mother acted around food and developed her own anxieties. children copy their parents
Ok but why is Kiki so cute and grown up.
His voice sounds so wise and mature
Wonderful parents I suppose.
@@nusaibahibraheem8183 Definitely. It's very hard to find children as well raised as him these days
I’m actually feeling so emotional at 15:25 - seeing how caring and compassionate he is being towards her is very touching
Kikis family is one of a kind. I love them. And they are so super cute. The world needs more people like this.
Shopping for food with your family as a child and as a young teenager is very important.
and choosing yourself (with some guidance and a few rules)
@@lisasim It is important to let them have some snacks.
@@paxundpeace9970 I didn't say otherwise 😉
I go nuts over how many items we buy and how long we take! Most of the items we buy go to waste in two literal seconds 🙂
This is so British. I love it. In America they would just fat shame everybody. In Britain they just teach them.
Ehm well....britain has made some very offensive shows, too. Train your baby like a dog, the unlovables........Britain is nothing better than America or Germany or every other country.
That's because Britain has an education system...lol.
It's a pity even pointing out a someone's fatness is taken as fat shaming and targeting the fat shamer than rather working on it.
just five minutes in and I'm pleasently surprised. cool concept and the doctor is great. poor kiki, I could feel the saadness rising after weighing and his parents exclaiming how much it was.
I really like Dr Rangan. What a decent person he is. Esp when he sees how Kiki, Hoshie and Mark are upset.
As someone with depression and anxiety and a binge eating disorder I feel terribly sad for Kiki's dad. No one deserves to live like that.
Does anxiety and depression have a blood sugar connection? Makes me wonder if it's genetic predisposition perhaps from the dad. I know when I eat sugar my sugar goes up past 200, I have anxiety and depression as well.
(Obviously it's not the cause but I wonder if a connection)
@@raerae1956 I have no idea but it's an interesting concept! Although all health issues (mental or physical) tend to be genetic or, at least, genetics makes people more predisposed to develop the same issues. Maybe it's related.
@@raerae1956 depends, question is are you being anxious and depressed causing you eat a lot of sugar, therefore causing high sugar levels of are your high levels causing your depression and anxiety (sugar crush, hormones etc.)
@@raerae1956 not sure but there is evidence of cases (and many of them) that go low carb, IE whole unprocessed foods and help all manner of mental health issues as our gut health is very much linked to whole body and mental health. So even if don't go full low carb but start eating food that is recognisable as food eg fruit, veg, meat, eggs etc can and does help slot, unfortunately when you are more significantly affected by mental or physical health concerns you are less likely to want or be able to put the effort into making healthy food
Rangan has to be one of the most authentic human beings human doing that I've come across in my 60 years. He has taken his hippocratic oath to heart and is constantly looking for ways to help people help themselves. Be more like Rangan!
Dr Rangan is so patient n amazing. He is honest n real. Well done all round.
Kiki and his family did an amazing job! They took it seriously and focused on trying what the doctor recommended.
Kiki I'm so proud of your hard work and determination to improve your life and health I wish you a happy healthy future 💜 ❤
I've watched this doctor in a show talking about health . Ever since I watched that show I've got huge respect for him
This doctor knows alot and I'm very impressed how he actually care about the well being of all the family. Since on other series it's a bit different
I wish this guy was my doctor, he seems so kind and competent.
This is how medicine should be manage , not a 10 minutes and here is your prescription. I am not pointing at anyone . It’s just the way they teach our wonderful Doctors while helping the pharmaceuticals prosper . Generations after generations needs a rainbow of pills to function on a daily basis , and an other rainbow to deal with the side effects of the first rainbow.
It is more the 10 minutes. You just need more time than that. 15 minutes per patient is a small but significant difference
Totally agree. My orthopaedist gave me the wrong diagnosis after a five minute consult. Three months later I was in extreme pain, had nerve damage, couldn't walk, needed spinal surgery and rehab and missed six months of work. If he'd taken the time to really listen and maybe ask one or two more questions I would have had a chance at conservative treatment.
wow, I'm really intaking new information (like I didn't even know what ARFID was) and learning to be empathetic from this doctor! The bugs on plate for Hoshi really made me regret not thinking as serious, like I never knew it could be so bad!
Also when the doctor said 'she could just be trying to please me and saying the right things', I was impressed as someone who has depression and anxiety, many of us hide/lie what we're feeling and say/do what our therapists tells us. The amount of times I've lied and said I'm better and ended up in a hospital or psych ward, yet this doctor pointed this out and always knew there was that possibility.
*nodding in agreement* - also, i think ARFID is common in neurodiverse people, like autistics and ADHD (even OCD?) - someone correct me if I'm wrong
I wish all doctors were like Dr Rangan. He is a life saver!
That's what you call a family... It warms my heart to see how supportive and loving they all are to one another yet it utterly breaks me to see them suffering 😭
As a person with ARFID, it's so nice to see it recognized and treated respectfully. Definitely using that bugs on a plate metaphor now because it's so accurate
Great smart doctor, he s amazing and the show is very educational, thanks
Since people in the comments are comparing American shows to this show, I just want to say I appreciate that there is barely any use of background music which gives it a calm vibe.
hoshi's mother is very inspiring how she could turn her relationship to food around after a lifetime of disordered eating all because she wants to help her little girl. *cries in anorexic*
Also Kiki is so lovable. His relationship to food is very refreshing and it reminds me of myself as a child.
These families are actually really inspirational.
These kinds of "reality shows" are much more interesting to me than the reality shows with fake drama thats being shoved down our throats. I'd rather watch regular people work through regular problems.
The second girl being diagnosed, for her eating disorder - I wish I had watched this before because she had many similarities to my ex fiancé and although I was able to get him to try at least 2 new foods, this would have been helpful to see beforehand!
Absolutely brilliant! This doctor is genius, patient, and deeply dedicated to his patients. Such an encouraging video.
God damn, I'm so proud of Kiki!!! His whole family is just so wholesome
I like how the answer isn't found in 'one Week' in this show.... It's a process, and that can be long and yet can make interesting viewing experience. A big 'Thank You' to the makers of this show for not making health issues into a gimmick and handling them in a very sensitive and delicate manner that they ought to be handled.
Wasn't expecting to get this invested in this show. Lovely doctor!
Found this series late but have to say what remarkable young man Kiki is and what a remarkable family. So very impressed with that young man, his attitude, and his approach to all this, and also with the family who approached this as a team rather than a person who needed to be fixed. Love this series!!
What a beautiful family! I’m so glad the doc was able to come and help these lovely people
Hoshis mum concerns me with how at the start of the visit I'm dying for my shak as it doesn't make me feel bloted and sick so it's motelikely from her mum unconsciously not knowing what damage has been passed on to he daughter as if the mother had an eating disorder then mostlikely the son or daughter will have issues around food food anxiety and developing an unhealthy relationship with food. I've studied childhood development as part of my early childhood education course and this was covered in one section but in some cases it doesn't happen hoshis mum is brilliant for wanting her to get help
Jeez, can you speak English???
@@blondecat666 can you show respect
I do speak English thanks very well thankyou I may be a bit different to some people with explaining things but that doesn't give people the right to pass judgement or assume otherwise I do however wish you all well
@@thesparklingunicorn8543 I don't think Hoshis mum is good. It is her fault for not giving different types of food to her when she was a baby/toddler. I also don't see how she's helping Hoshi? After the Dr got healthy food Hoshi didn't make any effort to try and mum let her then lied to the Dr. I gave you a 👍 anyway.
Might be but i would be careful to put the blame on her
👏👏👏Hoshi's mom is wonderful. Eating insects to prove she can stand in her shoes and try as hard as her daughter.
I just found those videos on TH-cam and like it very much. Such a kind and calm and competent doctor.
Finally another person with ARFID 🥳
So good to finally start to see representation.
The youtuber/singer Malinda has ARFID too, she made a video about it a year ago. It's called "My eating disorder you have never heard about" if you are interested
@@MilnaAlen yes! I love her content so much! I almost completely forgot about her video! We need more people like Malinda speaking up about it :)
My son has ARFID. It was so good to see it being handled so sympathetically, and discussed thoughtfully. And absolutely brilliant to see a reasoned representation, rather than another clickbaity ‘freaky eater’ profile.
@@spiralpython1989 absolutely!
Another one here lol. I'm sad it took us (my family and me) 20+ years to figure out what I have. But I'm glad it's getting more media attention so that more people will be aware of what it is and how it affects someone, so we can help and understand the ones who do have it.
I feel like there are also systematic thing happening. Mum is scared of food and to gain weight. Daughter is scared of food. Did her mom gave this to her, not on purpose but like passing on a trauma?
Dr. Gabor Mate's model of trauma would link those things. From birth we are very sensitive to our environment and that is primarily the stress response and behavior of our parents
@@thomasr1051 I am a big fan off his work!
This doctor is amazing, the holistic and family system based approach is amazing and the results as well! Wow!
Love Kiki, Hoshi & her mum, and the doctor! They're all so precious
Watching Hoshi speaking about her issues with food was almost creepy, because that's me, it felt like she was speaking on my behalf.
Same
I wish you all the best
Same
Same
OMG!! Eliminating wheat and dairy, I am so proud of humanity!!
I remember a decade ago being a food intolerance touter and everybody not looking at the science and now real doctors are doing the work! Dang, i'm so proud of us as a whole
Holistic health. Lovely! Absolutely the way to go for GPs I think. I hope this translates to actual changes in practice.
This doctor is just a gem 💖
My friend was 80kg at 12, though she was pure muscle. Swam, rowed, walked, ran, did every sport possible at school. I also ate worse than her and I was 55kg!
Sounds like she must have been really tall, was she?
Every body works differently. I eat a lot, unhealthy and don’t sport a lot but I’m only 45kg (15 years old and 158cm so I’m also short). I just can’t gain weight how Kiki has trouble losing weight.
@@imme3958 i’m 11 and i’m 160cm but i’m 40kg.. how do i gain weight if i tell my dad he doesn’t care and if i tell my mom she tells me i’m not underweight but I AM! BY AT KEAST 5KG AND I JUST CANT GAIN PLEASE HELP ME :(
@@runderscoreuser3083 force yourself to eat extra whipped cream if you are able to. Every day.
@@dutchik5107 i’m in nepal there’s no whipped cream we have to make it by hand
Dr Rangan is actually HUGE, like hes tall and his HANDS... Damn
Do more episodes please! This is important work. It will take time for it to get popular and financially worth it, but this really is important.
Dr Chatterjee please move to Germany and become my doctor 😅 the world needs more docs like this!
I have so much trust in this doctor, can he pls be my dad or something😩
Kiki congratulation with the fantastic job you did. And the family. Make some more videos so we can follow up om your progress ♥️❤️ keep up the good work you do. 💪💪💪💪💪
Kiki and Hoshi are really great!
Wish them all the best for going on on this wunderfull healthy road!
Having a big diet change myself I am really touched.
That must have been so incredibly hard for the kid to go through. When dealing with food and weight an appearance, you really need to be careful with the mental/emotional/psychological aspects of things, so I hope he didn't develop any bad habits or mindsets. Go easy on yourself ❤
Thank you doctor for helping the family... Such a awesome program ❤️
everyone in this show is so so sweet!
Kiki is so sweet 😭 kids can be so mean its sad he knows that he will get bullied for being smart or having different clothes . but at least he knows ...I hope he doesn't take it personally and stays the strong and strapping young lad he is
I feel bad for Kiki when he had to start the diet, when i was younger i needed to start the same diet as him (kinda), i couldnt eat gluten and i still cant but to know that i had to do that diet to see where i was allergic for. Frustrating but he’ll get trough it!
The positive vibes I got from this are just through the roof damn the way this documentary addresses these issues are a lot healthier than other „health shows“
Hoshi’s mom is so supporting and understanding... I wish I had a mom like that.
Kiki is such a sweet kid!
Dr Rangan 😍 is needed at my house! ❤
Dr is YUM!
So proud of Kiki!!!!
I love this show. Also, it's subtle and not loud quite unlike American TV.
LISTEN & SILENT not only have the EXACT same number of letters but the EXACT same letters too! Myself & my Husband believe that this Dr is a listener & therefore learning much more----------HE IS LOVELY!!!
That girls mother is nice and loving but she often speaks for her daughter even interrupting her.
this doctor seems AMAZINGGGGGGGGGGGGG
He’s so lovely and handsome too !
i loved this episode and this concept!
Doctor Rangan is down to earth and listens very well i quite like him
So sad that he has to go to work with pain. No sick days? I am worried.
This guy is awesome !!! Wonderful to see him teach.
What a well spoken young man, best of luck in your future!
Both kids are AWESOME!
The girl with the eating disorder has ARFID. Avoidant - Restrictive Food Intake Disorder. Not well know, but very common. I haven't watched the end yet but I hope he gets it right.
Often based on autism spectrum disorder / autistic traits.
@@evamartin403 sometimes, not often. Many autistic people are ‘fussy feeders’, but solid diagnoses of ARFID are still quite rare and the condition is particularly difficult to overcome.
It is exceptionally well discussed and handled.
@@spiralpython1989 I am neurodivergent and I often eat the same things but I find I am generally not anxious at all trying new things. It's just if my fave meal option is present, I will choose it every time. I also do not like cooking and do not find it interesting. So I will read or write instead of cooking because if I have free time I prefer to do something I like more. So I find the same reason why I pick my fave foods over and over is less anxiety and more "I am pretty sure I will prefer this over anything else...why eat something that I think is second best?"
But my diet is much larger than this girl's. And if my favourite foods are not available and I am hungry I will choose something else and not generally be too put off. I can eat the same food over and over and not get bored. I ate a Beyond Meat veggie burger with soy cheese and an espresso every lunch for 1.5 years. But I don't have the same condition as Hoshi.
Kiki's entire family is soooo sweet ❤️
Amazing result for Kiki, I love this kid
Every dockter Should be like this man!!!
Awesome KiKi, you are doing so well!
i have exactly the same problem with food as the girl. its nice to see representation about this perticulair eating disorder
I wonder if Hoshi's eating habits could be linked to OCD.
I am sorry I really want to be respectful but how on earth can you expect your daughter to recover from an eating disorder if you hide your own problem with eating from her in plain sight?!
I love Kiki! Great job, kid!
Sorry cant concentrate cause how handsome is this doctor please!!!😍
Kids. Parents. This episode is so upsetting and sad.
This is a wholesome episode, but ngl, parents in many other parts of the world would have beat there kid and make them eat the food
Dr. can you please come stay by me?
Kiki, i love your spirit. Ure my hero.
I felt so bad for the family I’m so glad that origin could provide this video for us! 😚
Great Doctor and very caring
Hugs to Kiki ❤️
Good to see whole unprocessed foods being recommended to help improve health
Mum should stop asking her. Her daughter has to deal with it herself . She has to feel comfortable when trying out new food.
Still she learns fast and improved about her mistakes
Yes, I think my parents ruined a lot for me by pressuring me to eat new foods.
@@MarieSallaupHalse so same. I am actually better at trying new foods on my own and keeping it a secret, or with my boyfriend on good days (also nice because if I don't, he just finishes it.) Or simply the dishes my mother in law makes (her cooking is sooo good. I actually don't hate spices with her stuff.)
But at my parents? Hell no.
They'd constantly make comments etc.
I can't do it every day. Sometimes I have a bad day. Then I definetly cannot and if my boyfriend tries, it goes wrong. If we were going to make something and suddenly it is different. I also freak out.
Omg Hoshi's family never even let her explore food at the shops
This gives me hope and inspiration. 💕
The dog though 🥺♥️🐕
Kiki is such a good kid, very lovely family