Once you get used to well-seasoned, well-cooked healthy food, fast food starts to taste like plastic and cardboard. I feel like a lot of people think that eating healthy means munching on kale all day.
Right? Like I love going out to eat, but I'd rather wait for a high quality restaurant meal than have fast food. Also, food is culturally important. And fast food just takes away from that
@@mariannafigueiredo9835 "Also, food is culturally important. And fast food just takes away from that". This. People don't speak about this as much as we should. When people talk about eating out, they're always talking about fast food, and I think it's because they're Americans and that's what they understand for eat out. I mean, I like fast food once in a while, but there are other options (and don't have to be much pricier really). It's not like you can't get fat eating traditional food (my grandfather was quite fat and he didn't eat a pizza or a hamburger in his life), but those foods are not designed to be adictive like fast food, and therefore is more difficult to be a food addict. Thanks for the truest statement I'll read today.
Kinda, I was raised on lovely home cooked meals, my partner of 10 years used to be a chef in two different 3 Michelin star kitchens here in the U.K., and I’m a good cook. I also love fruit and vegetables, I have a relatively healthy diet but sometimes I crave a double cheeseburger. I should say, before someone else says it, British food is not bad like the stereotype says. That stereotype comes from WW2, American GI’s were stationed here when the country was going through extreme rationing which meant that families had to cook weird and wonderful combinations just to be able to feed their family some kind of meal. While doing that those families still invited the GI’s to dinner despite barely having enough for themselves, then the GI’s went home to America and told everyone here the food here is weird and bland, which it was at the time, there were crazy naval blockades blocking spices and other food coming to our tiny islands.
Def true, I hardly eat fast food, but instead cook and eat delicious, healthy food. And I love it, as I have so much more energy than my unhealthy food.
I remember the day I stopped smoking. My chest hurt so bad, like sharp pain whenever I smoked. I called my husband (who smokes way more than me and for a longer period of time) and he just goes "yeah, that happens" and at that point, is when I stopped smoking. It wasn't worth it for me anymore. It wasn't worth risking my health just to smoke and waste money. I haven't picked up another ciggerette since then :) almost 4 months now.
I’m sorry but she is anything but an inspiration to me, not because of her eating or weight but because of how she behaves towards others. She is more of a warning.
Amy Rose What about scarring and stretch marks, if you don’t mind me asking? My boyfriend is around 400lbs and I want to know if we can minimize those over time.
Framing healthy food as "I deserve to treat myself with delicious, real food" instead of "I'm eating this as a punishment, and I wish I was eating fast food" really helped me reframe my own fast food addiction. Now I'm excited about cooking and I love how I feel after I eat, and I always feel like I'm treating myself, instead of punishing myself.
My weight loss has had nothing to do with mental tricks like that. It was watching a video called 'sugar the bitter truth' and another one that talked about the triggers that tell you when you have had enough to eat and changing my diet to have less of the foods that don't trigger that response and more of the ones that do.
can we as a society, change the phrase "go on a diet" to "change my diet"? Your diet is what you eat, even if it's bad stuff. So you're technically just changing what you eat
Yeah, this is literally why so many people never give a chance to good eating, it’s not like you are “going on a diet” because that means at some point you are going to finish that “diet” it’s more like getting your mindset from “doing a diet” to “changing my life style” it’s just eating healthy overall, you don’t have to give up fast food or the things that you love, just have them in a more moderate way, that’s it, it isn’t impossible you just have to understand that it’s the best for you 😄
Luis Javier Tudela Ghersi exactly. and if you really love fast food that much, doesn’t it make you happier having that very special meal twice a month than everyday, so you’ve something to look forward to!
I’ve been saying this. I lost 25 lbs since quarantine by just running 4-5 times a week and intermittent fasting with two meals a day, 1 good and filling one and one smaller ‘okay’ meal. I never felt like I had to change the way I eat, just ate less often and when I did, I ate the healthy foods more often and the bad ones less often.
You can be a normal weight without eating tons of bland food, it sounds like she thinks it’s either eat delicious food and be fat or be skinny and hate everything you eat.. there’s a middle ground she isn’t acknowledging:(
yup! I see a bunch of comments like "well once I started eating healthy all those nasty bad fast foods start tasting like disgusting piles of trash" I mean I do believe that but at the same time it won't kill anyone to have some fast/unhealthy foods once in a while. Just don't do mukbangs every single day with all the items on the menu!! its portion control and keeping yourself below your calorie deficit people! I bet she could lose weight just by cutting back on her portion sizes.
this is true but requires giving up the food you like for an extended period of time. Like my favorite food is the pizza from my local spot. To create the same pizza using healthier substitutes it's no longer my favorite food. So I gave it up for 5 months. In the past, when I would have my cheat meal by my pizza it would erase all progress and I would just maintain my current weight.. I had to give it up for 5 months and use a healthier cheat meal. It's terrible. But I'm 30 lbs down and can't wait to add my pizza back in rotation because I know I can eat it once a month and maintain.
It's a different thing though when you have an eating disorder, which she clearly has. Telling her to eat less fast food is like telling an alcoholic to just drink less, rather than stop drinking. Once they start consuming what they are addicted to, they can't control or regulate the amount.
@@haleyg4250 The thing is... it's true : during the lockdown I got curious and tried Mc Donald's, which I hadn't eaten for 6 years and I was surprised by how disgusting it was : the meat has a horrible stale aftertaste (some kind of 'hospital food' meat aftertaste), the bread is too dry and the fries taste like these deshydrated purée from the supermarket just... greazy. I'm never eating that ever again and it's not because of the calories, just the quality. I tried several kebab places and they were all bad. I also stopped eating supermarket biscuits / cakes / sodas when I left my parents house (for economic reasons at the time, I had no money to spare for unneccessary food) and whenever I try any now I just don't find them enjoyable anymore. It doesn't mean I don't eat cakes or fried food or cheese, but I eat higher quality less often. And there are a ton of delicious foods which aren't fried or covered in melted cheese imitation, these people just have to learn some basic cooking : Japanese cuisine, for example, is full of easy delicious healthy dishes. Or a simple thing like fresh salmon unilaterally cooked with roasted apple slices and a side of spinach is delicious. If it's not, you did it wrong! :)
You can make some pretty delicious, healthy food. Fast food just has too much sugar and too many carbs. You can make some keto versions of many of those foods and it tastes just as good or better. You could easily switch over to keto OMAD and you can feel like you're having a feast everyday and still lose weight while doing it. Keto isn't necessary for losing weight but for big people like herself, it helps them become fat adapted and helps kill sugar and carb addictions. Keto isn't necessary if you're normal weight or only need to lose a few pounds, but big people certainly need to switch over to keto. You can still gain weight on keto, so, it's important to keep the eating window small, and only eat once a day for best results.
My rock bottom came around 5 months ago. I wasn’t humiliated in front of a crowd of people. The doctors concerns about my weight, blood pressure and heart rate didn’t cause me to contemplate being serious about chaning. Teetering on the cusp of diabetes wasn't enough motivation. No my rock bottom moment came one night just over 5 months ago when I couldn’t get out the bath. I changed the way I ate that very night. It’s been just over 5 months and I have lost around 56lbs so far, going from 303lbs to 247lbs. I went from eating junk 3-4 days a week, bingeing on procesed snacks at all hours of the day to not having any of that type of food.
Wow you are amazing ive been trying to lose ten pounds for over. AYear now and havent lost anything. A few pounds down a few up again. You are simply amazing!
I'm so proud of you! It is still good to treat yourself every once and a while if you'd like it, but in moderation of course. I bet you feel so much better!
@@notequalto5179 yeah everyone should treat themselves every day to the best food. Not to junk. Why would you consider it a " treat" to occasionally indulge an addiction? That's bizzare.
@@Padraigp what I'm trying to get at is not supporting an addiction but not going to the opposite end where you completely villainize certain foods. As she makes healthier choices over time she would probably be less likely to eat fast food overall, but could still eat it occasionally if she wanted. Trying to completely avoid it permanently might encourage binging.
She uploaded a video talking about this video and she had the nerve to say "how do you know I'll never lose weight" while shoving chicken wings, mac n cheese bites, French fries and cheesecake in her mouth. While eating fast food EVERY SINGLE DAY. She can't handle any kind of criticism. She has no self control whatsoever
If she eats like that she won't lose weight common sense. To lose you have to restrict your diet I only eat like a whole pizza when I am starving lol I usually eat about 2700 calories but this is a salad and a shake 2 servings of animal protein a day some fruit and some thing for dinner. I don't eat fast food all too much because I was obese.
@@agentarachnid2009 I think I found it! It's the one 'mukbang buffalo wild wings, fried mac n cheese and cheesecake factory ' shes wearing a polka dot shirt amd the thumbnail says "my weight is my business "
“Why can’t this food be healthy?” If you ate fast food once in a while instead of every day and in quantities that are enough for 5 or more people, it wouldn’t be so bad!
kadeja mckinzie you start off by slowly shrinking your portions, you can’t just go from eating 3 burgers and 3 fries with a large coke to one of each in simply a day. That takes such a huge toll on your body which isn’t ready to make such a drastic change, you need to build tolerance to the change, and understand the difference between boredom, thirst, hunger, etc.
kadeja mckinzie sometimes the portion sizes seem so small but that’s probably because of how high calories the food is for ex, the portion size for maruchan ramen is half a packet and usually people eat both packets. Look at the nutrition facts of ramen and multiply them by the amount of portions.
people say she's disgusting and everything but the thing is... she's an addict. that's how addicts behave, other people may find it disgusting but for them as long as they will get their kick, it doesn't matter. I remember picking up cigarettes from the ground when i didn't have money for my own, was that disgusting? yeah but i literally didn't care, I just wanted to smoke. same with her, she just wants to eat. it's just sad
@@rhiannonnicol3155 I'm not going to pity her and think of her addiction when she called CPS on someone just because they said something she didn't like. Fuck that shit.
I can relate to addiction ( Alcohol and binge eating), and I do feel for her and that she can't seem to get the final motivation that helps one to overcome the addiction, and yet: I find her way of eating disgusting. I simply hate people who talk with a full mouth. Also the stunt with sniffing her bra live on camera before putting it on...that was disgusting...
Dude. I stopped eating fast food cause it's so expensive. It genuinely feels good making my own meals. When I prepare a good meal at home I'm like " yea. I did that "
This is what ive always said. People say eating healthy is too expensive, but go spend $15 dollars on a meal at KFC.. Or $20 on a pizza.. With $15 I can eat damn good ALL day with home cooking
Restaurants are even worse. Is it convenient? Of course, but it’s going to cost you 4-5x as much for a comparable meal you could make at home in the amount of time you spend waiting for your order at the restaurant.
Same 🙌 and ppl really like my cooking so that just makes me want to make more and get even better at it. I’ve come a long way from when I was in my 20s to now. Keep it up
@@trollkiller1008 ye i never understood the argument that fast food is cheaper... just buy groceries and put an hour of your time, you can event cook for 2-3 days at once if you are busy...
she has eaten so much fast food she's gotten addicted to it. once she gets out of that phase, she'll realize that healthier food won't make her feel like shit all the time and she'll actually be more energetic.
I totally agree! I was a fast food addict, now after 2 months cooking and eating healthy, its so much and i feel so much better. I tried a cheeseburger after month and a half of healthy i just didnt feel the satisfaction i felt before getting healthy and in shape. I love myself even more now.
It’s not about the amount of food she’s eaten, it’s the kind of food. She’s basically eating the food versions of cocaine, heroine and alcohol. She eats to get high, to feel something that isn’t pure despair about for shit her condition really is. Like any addict, she can’t stop until she finds something more worthwhile to do so she can break the habit. She needs to learn how to deal with her situation without using food as her crutch, and that’s going to be hell.
well there's a thing called feeders and some obese mukbangers make videos specifically targeted towards/made for those feeders hence all the moaning and overall exaggeration
@@christmastree6817 I'm not opposed to it if that's what gets you off and if it makes two consenting adults happy more power to them, but it makes me personally a little bit uncomfortable, especially when it's the weird like Asian seafood ones where the sh*t is still alive and like flailing around on the plate that's kind of sad actually
@@gildedpeahen876 yeah i feel like it becomes kind of worrying when its like an irl relationship where they're pretty much having their partner eat themselves to death
@Amber’s Imperfections but adults have the right to destroy their health if that's their choice. Drinking is one of the most destructive and harmful activities on Earth, but no one is about to stop doing it, nor should they have to. Your rights/choices end where my nose begins
You probably watched those TH-camrs who stuff themselves with 5 pounds of burgers and showings no table manners. I only watch Stephanie Soo who eats together with her fiancée because her true crime stories are awesome
I used to say things like “I hate working out” or “I will never be good at working out” and when I tried to get on a good workout schedule it would always be short term. Then, when I worked hard at my MINDSET and thought “I need to find workouts that I like more” and “I can get better at this” my success continuously grew. Now I feel satisfaction and joy from having a steady workout schedule. I still don’t run marathons or feel amazing at sports but I do other workouts that I’ve fitted to myself. Saying extremes like hate, never, and always stop progress.
This is so true! Anything you want to physically change has to come from the mindset! I try to lift the same or heavier weights each time I go to the gym rather than focusing on the changes I want to see in my body. Focus on how you feel, not how you look.
@@raeganbutterfly08 Some suggestions - dancing. Outdoors activities. Strength training intensely gives an endorphin kick actually better than any treat food. Just some things to try. Look for something fun. I guess strength training isn't "fun" but it's satisfying because feeling strong is excellent, and also I know how health protective it is. Also it helps get out aggro, of which I have plenty.
@@raeganbutterfly08 Enjoy! It can be a warmup, it can be high intensity, and you can constantly adjust the moves to suit your moment. And with skills videos, you can challenge yourself, which I find motivates me to do other training to assist skill development. It's lifelong learning, and a major side benefit of that is it engages your entire body and mind, mental skills - it might be the best protective activity against many ills of ageing, including dementia. I'm 60 and I've taken dance classes with other people over 50. A lot of them struggle. I don't. I love it. Good on them for trying even though it's hard, though. When I take a class with people in their 20s and 30s I find it hard, too.
I was 412 pounds a few years ago, and struggled to start my weight loss journey. Then one day I realized that three years earlier I had told myself I would start losing weight, and had not. I then wondered what I would look like at that time if I had spent those three years doing the right thing. Five years later I am down 200 pounds and working on toning up. Know the pain of discipline, or know the pain of regret.
I think for some people, those sounds is like "sex sounds" Thats why some called it "food porn" 🤣 I watch an mukbang asmr once, cant last few minute and never watch again. (Thats also why i always skip food insider uk vs us)
Sugar is a drug and a poison. It is only good for honey bees. There is nothing close to sugar (other than honey) with the amount of sugar in it. I've went from 405 to 355 with no exercise. All I did was cut out sugar. Now I have to fight my addiction to carbs and I should lose another 50 lbs.
my rock bottom moment was when my grandmother, who doesn't have much time left, begged me to lose weight as I was letting myself go. she doesn't want me to end up like her. that was my rock bottom. I knew I've had a weight problem for a while, but this was the moment when I became fully focused on losing weight. so far, I've lost 15 pounds in about a month and a half. EDIT thank you so much for all the love!! I'm now down to 90 kilos, so I'm under 200 pounds for the first time in years. I've lost almost 30 pounds in total
great job!!! you'll make your grandmother happy too! but remember that your weight loss is ultimately for yourself. and also, when it's her time to leave earth, please be strong and not find comfort in food while you mourn.
Eh for me unless you're obese how much you live is like a lottery. There's people who smoke a pack or even more a day and live past 80 There's people who work out eat decent, active people overall, and die in their 60s One of my grandmas was eating fatty foods and died at 69 My other grandma who eats just as badly if not worse is alive at 80 You don't have to eat kale, or even eat healthy, to live past 70, you just really need luck. A heart attack can hit everyone no matter how active, young and healthy they are. Cancer can hit anyone, the list goes on.
My grandfather is 80 and he eats candy, snacks and fast food daily. The difference is he can control how much he eats. With her she thinks eating all these vegetables and fruits are what you need to do to lose weight. In reality you just have to eat less. Now I’m not gonna say eating junk food everyday is good for long term health, but eating less is better than gorging
@@spookyclaws5350 I know what you mean but how many 5 foot tall, 500 pound 80 year olds have you ever seen? How about 5 foot tall, 500 pound 70 year olds? 60? 50? None? Me either. In fact, I wonder if there’s ever been an over 50 year old on that my 600 pound life? I want to check.... I agree about the luck but being morbidly obese throws any luck you may have away. ♥️♥️🤓 IMO of course 🤓😊
Same. If I ate the same food daily (or even close to it). I would feel tired of that food. I kinda believe that food lose it's magic and taste when you eat it daily.
As someone who's parents are typically busy, we DO have fast food every day. I wouldn't say when it comes to weight or health that we're tragic, but ya' know, *sigh*
This isn't any different from "I love beer but I can't imagine drinking it daily, or even multiple a day" there's people who get addicted and people who don't. I can drink for a week straight and not get addicted but I'm addicted to fastfood (and fighting it). I eat it like once a week or twice if its a bad week but it's still really hard cause you just constantly crave it. Fastfood addiction is real and we should treat it for what it is: an addiction. I can't imagine being addicted to alcohol, I never was and never will be, but that doesn't mean that it's not a real struggle that many have.
I lost 70 pounds by just not binging on food and exercising. I was 197 and now I'm at 130 and have kept it off. It IS possible to lose weight without doing crazy diets. edit: omg, thank you for all the replies! I'm proud of you all, too, great job!
I lost 25 pounds during quarantine (I was 190 then) and all I did was lay off the sweets. I didn’t eat less or anything, I just started making better choices and use to go for light jogs. I still eat candy and go out to eat sometimes but I keep it at a moderation as to not fall under those habits. Balance is key yall!
0:12 the juxtaposition of her saying "I embrace eating healthy" then it transitioning to her stuffing her face with mcdonalds had me going for minutes XD
I hate it when people like this call themselves "foodies", or talk about how much they "love food". A foodie appreciates all sorts of different interesting foods, and their complexities. If she was actually a foodie she'd know that there's plenty of _healthy_ foods out there that have a lot to love about them too. She's not a foodie. She's a junk food addict.
I hate it too. My dad is a legit foodie and he goes out of his way to get new sauces, spices and recepies (all within budget bc imported be very expensive) or we go out to every new restaurant that oppens to try it out. He will eat burgers and pizza but only if he likes the convination of diferent flavors and ingredients in them. And don't even think of bringing any Mac or pizza hut into the house cause he will kick you out with your 'crappy meal' 😅
She acts so gross. And says that only junk food tastes good. OMFG TRY BERRIES- like, she only thinks it's the best thing in the world cause her version of eating "healthy" is unboiled broccoli. Which I think tastes good but not to a person who's had all you've eaten in a year be 5000-12000 calories at once. She has an addiction we know but acts SO WEIRD- Atleast try to not growl and talk like a second grader, no. Kindergartner
Yea it's literally the fact that she's not wanting to commit and just shit talk everyone's journey and say no offense after...there's offense when you said that
I'm a physically healthy woman. I eat homemade healthy meals that I love. I have never struggled with weight, other than trying to gain some when I left my abusive family. Yet, this video really reminds me of my marriage. I'm at this constant catch 22 trying to be happy, yet exist with this man who seemingly has no respect for me. I'm sick of being cheated on and lied to, then when I get upset I get scared into submission. I'm sick of living like this, but just like these people only have food, I only have him. I think I'm at the stage I don't want to change, even though I know I have to. I need to be a stronger person, and stand up for myself.
I hope you escaped the husband. It seems impossible because your brain searches for closure of next steps, and life changes are a step into a incognito, and the brain doesn't like that. But as a person who passed through this as well, this is ONLY a defect of the human brain - when you go away, you WILL find a new perspective. It sounds scary at first, but it DOES gets better. After the first steps, you WILL see new patches. You just need to have the courage to go - you WILL survive alone girl, you don't need anybody to live nowadays! Sending ALL the love to you!❤❤❤❤
Honestly, once you eat fresh, healthy food, your body stops craving fast food. Healthy food can taste delicious, I don't know why people think that all healthy food is like stuffing yourself with broccoli.
@@ananyanyan To be fair in the particular case of broccoli there is a specific gene that makes a chemical in broccoli taste disgusting, I am glad I don’t have the gene and find broccoli delicious (I found it odd that there was a stereotype of kids hating broccoli as I love broccoli seasoned lightly but well and with black pepper on them). That being said eating whole foods over processed as a default feels better once I got used to it.
@@bacchus9389 I love broccoli too, I like how crisp and soft it is at the same time. I used to help my mom sautee it in butter and it tasted delicious with some salt and pepper
I went through a 3 day hangover before I finally got the willpower to give up drinking. Been 10 days and I'm finally able to sleep properly in 3 years.
Hell yes! No matter what happens or if you stumble, you've proven to yourself that you can continue making positive changes. And congrats on good sleep! That's one of the best side effects of any healthy changes
Indulgent food should be that ..indulgent. The word itself implies that it's for a special occasion, something to reward yourself with. If it becomes daily routine, what indulgence is there? It's an addiction.
When you have a problem with food, especially a food addiction you really can’t go back to eating fast food. It’s like an alcoholic who decides to take a drink after years of being sober. Going back to the thing you’re addicted to creates an opportunity to eat like you used to. It’s why many people end up messing up and sliding backwards, and often regaining all the weight and then some. Junk food and fast food is designed to be addictive. For some of us we should never touch the stuff again because of how easily it can cause us to slip
“Eat to live, not live to eat” is a gamechanger mentality It makes you feel like it’s okay to starve yourself throughout the day and only eat very few times per day. Kicked the addiction out of my brain
I lost 110 pounds 3 years ago, and I've kept it off. The only thing Chantal said in this video that gave me a physical reaction was when she said "that bite was worth being fat for." That made me literally shout "no it isn't!" No bite of food is better for me than knowledge that I won't have to feel the pain of another miscarriage, or the pleasure that seeing myself in a tight black dress gives me. Seeing the pride in my husband's eyes when he takes me out to dinner, the "that's right, she's with me." look in his eyes. He thought I was beautiful before, but he knew I didn't think that way about myself, and other people definitely didn't think I was. Now, my confidence is so much better.
Carters Eat Germany If she got her eating under control and lost weight, she’d see that there are so many other pleasurable things in life besides food.
@@TheGoldenAcademia thank you! It took about 9 or 10 months, and I gave up a lot for a while, but I'm 3 years out and while I CAN eat pretty much anything again, I don't have the DESIRE to anymore. The thought of eating most McDonald's food, with the exception of their nuggets, fries, and some breakfast items is frankly repellent, and I've actually eaten McDonald's food about a half a dozen times in the last 2 years. But, I still love me some ice-cream, sour candies, and the occasional cookie. I just don't eat an entire pint of ice-cream or package of cookies anymore. Frankly it would make me violently ill.
I decided to quit smoking when I moved to Australia and discovered that cigarettes were $35 USD per packet!!! My desire to not spend $35 every other day outweighed my desire to keep smoking 😂
I find it so interesting that I have no desire for drinking, smoking or drugs but food and the internet are my drugs. Mostly because you have to eat and use computers. It’s so hard to fight junk food addiction.
My dad is 79 and eats a variety of foods, including fast food 1-2 times a week and veggies while staying physicallyactive. He's basically the poster child for moderation and its benefits.
That's the way to do it. Kudos to him. Most people can only think in extreme opposites. All out junk food and play PS4 on the couch all day long or all out carrots and lettuce while running marathons 7 days a week. As with everything, moderation and balance is always key.
@Heloise O'Byrne A cheeseburger has like 375 calories. A person who is in a coma burns about 2100 calories in a day just from lying still in bed. A person who is physically active will not get fat from that. But these people in the videos don't eat just ONE burger and they eat it everyday, for breakfast, lunch, dinner and as a snack and probably with fries, coke, milkshakes and fried chicken nuggets on top. These people have an eating disorder. Getting this fat is not something that is easy to do.
@Heloise O'Byrne But OP said her father eats junk food twice a week while he's still in great shape. who's to say he doesn't just eat two tiny Mcdonald burgers a week? On top of plenty of vegetables, fish and organ meat while also being physically active from daily chores and maybe even running or weightlifting too? Twice is a week is not allot. I order take out every saturday and sunday with my family for 10+ years now and nobody here is even close to being fat. These obese people eat huge quantities of junk food every single day.
@Heloise O'Byrne Because you think everything is about calories? McDo is crap, doesn’t matter if it’s low calories. It will clog your arteries. And twice a week (or even once) is really, really a lot. Nutritionists recommend to not eat fast food more than once per month.
Yep, if that's her idea of healthy, I have no idea how she's going to make it to 40. Ol' C.Marie needs to eat a homemade meal, like a fresh one, with fresh veg, meat cooked from scratch, and homemade gravies or curries, not processed greasy foods.
@@ananyanyan that’s right. If you got a big appetite like myself, you gotta eat more veggies, that’ll kill the hunger hormones. And if cravings are your thing, then just stop drinking soda and find healthy alternatives to what you’re craving, and tough out a week or two without junk. If it worked for me it’ll work for you
SOOOOOO we're gonna allow life-threatening addictions like this have free reign on you tube but anything involving other addictive substances like cigarettes or alcohol abuse GET demonized? disgusting.,
Aylexx G THANK YOU!!! Can’t even mention the virus without getting demonized but let’s allow people to eat obscene amounts of food and get paid 🙄🤦🏽♀️ It’s ridiculous!
The issue is that most of the US today is either overweight or obese, and it's only going to get worse as time passes. Obesity and food addiction have become common to the point that its socially acceptable, something which hasn't happened with alcohol and smoking. This also means we've become extremely accommodating towards it, only making the issue worse.
In 2019 I was weighing 429 lb and now I am 197 lb. throughout my whole life I thought that I was fine and being obese was my fate. Eating was literally my escape and comfort until one day I saw a picture of me that my friend took and I was shocked of the way I look and I started thinking of my social life and my health so I’ve changed everything since then. Thank god I wasn’t late and didn’t get diabetes or hypertension and there wasn’t a day where I felt that I want to go back to that miserable lifestyle.
@@anikejulien7273 I did a surgery in order to lose that weight and then started eating healthy and because of the surgery I didn’t have problems with portions because I get full rapidly.
Looking back now, she didn't lose weight, but she lost plenty of other things: her money, her friends, her house, and what little was left of her dignity. 🙏
Not to mention losing her kidneys if she keeps this up. Speaking of this, my mother has renal failure. She is losing weight, has to be at 180lbs, to be qualified for a kidney transplant. She was 225 lbs and is now 183 lbs.
Yeah lol, you get a pass from me if it's real at a special restaurant that you made reservations at, or if you just finished some athletic event lol (marathon, dance performance, hoolahooping competition, Olympics etc.) etc.) But over some McDonald's, no
She's using a walker now and still posting fast food muk bangs everyday. She will be immobile soon. She literally just uploaded a video eating *10 Cheseburgers*
Chantal is very lucky and she doesn't even notice. She gets a video analyzing addiction, giving her insight into her thought process and a blue print to help her overcome it.
It is professionally unethical to publicly speculate on a person's medical and physical condition without (1) examining the patient personally, and (2) having the express consent of the patient. This is absolutely outrageous.
@@monicasaenz141 I completely forgot about this comment that I made more than a year ago. Looking back at it now, it's very weird. You are right, I wouldn't want the same for myself.
I watch these videos to keep me on track. I am down 20lbs so far from my starting weight of 225. I only have 6 more pounds until I will finally be under 200 for the first time since 2016/2017. My goal is 160, and then my ultimate goal is around 140. Edited to update: I am now down a total of 40lbs, and am at 185. I fell off track for a little bit after a very traumatic life situation, but got back on track and am still going, watching the number on the scale go down and down, feels more amazing than any junk food could ever taste... Let alone, my body is feeling much better. I am in less pain and have been feeling more energetic and can run faster! Update July 2024: I am now down a total of 50lbs from where I started. I still have a little ways to go but I am definitely feeling a lot better in my body.
I started like you 5 years a go. Been up and down and for a while I bounced around 180 to 200 for a few years. I just today got to 156. I also wanna be 140. It is HARD. But that's already a over 50lbs. Great job now I just gotta deal with the body dysmorphia
@@tananiayou've got this I believe in you!!! The body dysmorphia is definitely for real. No matter how many people tell me how "good" I look, I still see that really overweight person in the mirror.
Growing up my mum never let me eat fast food. Instead she always tried to feed me and my younger brother more healthy alternatives. I remember we used to complain nonstop and annoy the shit out of her because of it, but god bless that woman, because it never discouraged her. Few years later and thanks to her stubborn attitude now i dont even like fast food, cause it tasets like crap in comparison. Love you mum ❤
Awwww, this reminds me of my childhood. Our treats n snacks were always seasonal fruits (naturally growing in europe) and boy i still love them. Strawberry season, watermelon season, grapes...so nice
@@orsikocsman I didn't even grow up like that and I would still take fruits over candy's. strawberries, water melons, pineapples, apples, ect... are one of the best things to eat that taste good and are healthy
Same, my mom forbade us from eating BREAD and replaced it with traditional food, I used to be annoyed, but now I actually enjoy the taste of healthy food, and I hardly really crave fast food.
Used Chantal and especially Amberlynn Reid as inspiration to lose weight. I saw them and told myself "I don't want to be like them". I changed MY lifestyle, eating better and doing exercise. I know this change is forever and I feel at peace with this thought. I've lost 31kgs (68lbs) in 8 months and still going strong!
@gray bndl i do that too! But I’m starving myself until lunch time, after that no meal until the next lunch. I do intermittent fasting regularly and it helps maintain my weight.
I went from 54kg to 88kg in 2 years of training. Now I'm down to 77kg no muscles but definitely way better and healthier than when I was only 54kg (I'm 182 cm long).
I had to be on a liquid diet for a couple of days because of a tooth abscess (couldn't chew solids at all) and it was torture even going into a grocery store and seeing all the things that I couldn't eat. Lost 5 pounds in 4 days. I am "skinny", and it's scary dropping weight when you're already at a good size. If I felt that way all the time, seeing things that people say I am not allowed to eat - it would be torture. It is sad, and I see why people struggle with it.
I just got over a nasty cold bug and couldn’t eat solid for a week. Accidentally lost 3 1/2 pounds 😂 but you’re right I missed being able to chew and crunch on things
WOW SO TRUE I was morbidly obese. Almost 300lbs lost all the waight in 9 month Over 120lbs. Why went to the bathroom and could not wipe my hinny. I knew it was happening for a while. Just ignored the sigh till one day it happened. That day I cried and mourned the loss of all that junk food. And what it did to me and never looked back. Maintenance for over a yr. And happily wiping my own hinny.
Congratulations i was the same just over 300lb and i lost 135lb in just over a year. How great is it to be able to walk in a normal clothes shop and be able to get clothes that fit off the peg. No more tall and wide shops for me. Trouble was when i lost all the weight i ended up spending a small fortune on new fashionable clothes that id never been able to get to fit me. Even my shoe size dropped a size.
Hypatia Ravenclaw Kovalevskaya Sklodowska It’s crazy. Give me a grilled chicken breast with veggies and fruits on the side, a delicious and healthy meal.
Matthew T. I have been crazy for romain lettuce past few weeks so what do i know? I mean not saying I don't find, like, some things in mcdonalds delicious (admitably mcdonalds where I am from, in the US it tasted like crap to me), but like... Berries?? What is more delicious than berries? Literaly nature's candy Melon and watermelon?? Anything with cinamon? Brocolli?? Kelerhab? Pickles!! Apples!
fendybendy ikr?! I mean, that would probably be too much fiber or something, but it is sooo delicious! I had this period when I first discovered ruccola, I ate it every day with every meal, without adding anything to it. Then I discovered how good it is with balsamic vinegar and it started all over again
God, it hurts to look and listen to that woman... because her constant switching between “I have to stop” and “Screw this, it’s my choice” is exactly the same thoughts that cross my mind all the time. It’s too real...
As someone with an addiction, this is exactly what it feels like you quit and stop for months And then one day out of nowhere you relapse out of boredom
@@islandgirl2578 Yep, you need something else to get excited about. For me it's bellydancing and investing. Much more exciting than candy and junk food. And I can have a bit of the latter if I want. I didn't take it to an every day thing or like this over-the-top youtuber.
you have to stop so you can have a choice. there are dozens of shows and youtube channels as evidence. eventually people on this path end up in a bed begging their children to scrub the shit off their groin.
I literally had to turn down the volume at the first part to not make it seem like I was watching porn. I swear why do people moan so much while eating? 😢
I had to turn it down cos honestly I find the sound of people eating sickening, I don't understand the Mukbang thing at all, but I suppose if that's what turns you on then...more power to ya
Although I can only speak for myself: it *was* annoyingly bland and dissatisfying to eat healthy, but only for the first few weeks. Then it was like my tongue and stomach recalibrated. It's not just that I appreciate things more. Everything actually tastes better. Smaller portions make me feel full. I just finished eating a handful of rambutan from the fridge and it was a more pleasing experience than I've had eating entire bowls of ice cream.
This is a great point. A lot of what we enjoy arises from routine, not only from the innate traits of the thing we participate in. Switching off of unhealthy foods is painful because there are genuinely substances in there our body craves, but also because healthy foods are just foods many of us aren't accustomed to.
Same! I recently changed my diet and I hadn’t had McDonald’s in three months and I had it last night (within my calorie budget, and it was what my family was eating), and I ended up throwing it up. It made me SO sick. My body just isn’t used to fast food anymore :/
Exactly this. It's something I honestly didn't take into account. I've been slowly adding in healthier recipes and meals, and I find I'm excited now to try them. It's sort of mind blowing when you realize you'd rather have baked carrot garlic Parmesan "fries" than fast food potato fries. lol
This! When I was healthier (I'll get back to it- I need to) a few months ago, i stopped eating chocolate and dessert largely and little Debbie's and stuff tasted like trash. The chilies I used to love tasted like absolute trash. Now ik back to eating them because I was sick and fell off of it...*sigh* -also soda tastes like absolute trash now But there was a while i only ate grape nuts so i could drop fat before a tournament (also working out every day, lost 5 pounds) and in the beginning they tasted bland. As I started eating them more, I could actually taste the 5 grams of sugar inside the cereal and it tasted sweeter to me (idk why everyone hates them) After i fell off my health kick (must get back to it when i have more time management) the grapenuts tasted bland again and the chili wasnt as bad I miss the healthy days
Also: Spices! Adding much salt and spices helped me eat healthier until I got used to veggies and stuff. Now I can enjoy them with a variety of spices and just a bit of salt
thank you for this. i'm an ER PA. the last three years has been really hard. Stress eating and dating a boyfriend who was a lot bigger than me and keeping up with his eating had me gaining 20 lbs. In June, I decided to get strong again. I've lost about 25 lbs and feeling great. When I first started my journey, the first week i started, I went on a trip with a friend who was into intuitive eating, and spouting things about diet culture, fat phobia, toxic fitness culture, and honestly I felt shamed. she was just saying how people didn't give her enough attention to talk about her views etc. i was focused on me and no judgement of her, but somehow I felt like i was being shamed for wanting to lose weight. Thank you for bringing to light that this is a whole movement. I honestly don't care how people choose to live their lives. in the ER i respect alcoholics who ask me to help and tell me they're not going to quit so don't bother talking about it. life is transient and what you choose to focus on is your perogative, but no, i'm not going to try to convince people to do my thing and i don't care what they do. I know that in the past three months, i feel better in my clothes. I have more energy. I feel more confident. I'm stronger and able to do things faster and easier. And this makes me happy. It's not for everyone, but a culture that says "be body positive" that has shamed me for wanting to lose weight just...ugh
alcohol made me feel alive when it was ironically just doing the opposite to me, my body was not happy nor feeling alive, i couldn't even digest food properly. so yeah, "feel good" things dont always equal good for you.
"Your desire to change is more than your desire to stay the same" is going along with "the most important step a person can take is always the next one" on my motivational quote list. I know what I want for my weight and I can either do things that get me closer or take me away from that goal. Eating balanced meals and snacks has taken me further than mindless eating and weird restrictions.
@@MaronXchiaki and i was not being sarcastic here: I just spent several hours chopping up vegetables to put them in a slow cooker (I was distracted a few times)-this should feed me for a week so if I have the urge to eat fast food I can tell myself that I have done work and I should eat what I have at home already so my labour and money doesn't go to waste
Maybe it is just me, but... changing to a WFPB diet jump started 2 things in my life: 1) I started to love preping meals (me, who haaated cookeing before) And 2) I started to crave comfort foods less and less. I always thought people just make this up, but it seems to be true: The more you eat normal food, the less you long for the junkie ones. Today I ate some chocolate I used to love (with oreos in it) and I had to spit it out (it seemed rediculously sweet). And hate the texture of muffins (I know! Wtf is wrong with me?!). But for real, if you give enough time to it, your perception of food can change. She just doesn't want to make the effort...
Well this was by far the most considerate and constructive video I have ever seen on Chantal. I love how you were able to make this a useful video for literally anyone. You offered really great insight and advice!!
this vids old but something tht helped me was telling myself “this food will still be here tomorrow” when i wanna binge. like this bag of chips is still gonna be here in my pantry tomorrow. and if it’s not, i can go buy more. it sounds dumb but put my mind at ease i guess
You don't need drugs. What made you an addict in the first place? Think about this ; what if your drugs were available in every store, every social setting, 4 times a day you had to take a small amount of drugs, for every meal? Would you be able to control the addiction?
@@PassionForOldFashion They're around me every day..work, neighborhood, etc.. I could easily get high But I choose not to. I decided to change my life. I was sick and tired of being miserable. I realized I didn't have to live that way. Pretty simple.
Cancer was my wake-up call. Depression and anxiety was my wake-up call. I realized eating all that food was only making me sick and killing me. Seeing my sisters get married and have kids, while I was still alone and felt unlovable, killed me inside. I developed diabetes and cancer, which would be 100% preventable if I wasn’t over weight. Nowadays, I eat 2 times a day. I fast, and I stick to low carb. I have some fruits and vegetables, and mostly grilled chicken. Remember, the more you eat, the bigger you get, the hardest it will be to lose the weight. I have lost 15 pounds and I am scheduled for a gastric sleeve surgery, and unfortunately with the cancer, I’ll never have kids.
Having no spouse or kids does not mean you are unloveable. I believe it's a matter of low self-worth and self-esteem. You are lovable by your family and you too need to start loving yourself, because it's your life after all, not your sisters' or anyone else. Inability to have kids is not the end of the world. You can adopt a child, if you want to be a parent. I think you are doing a very good job right now. Wish you the best of luck!
If you really want to be a parent there are children that needs homes. I cant have kids either. Infertility. Rather than waste thousands and thousands of dollars on treatment i choose adoption. I was 270 lbs this time last year im now under 200 and still going after going low carb. Best of luck to you!
I love people like this who think eating healthy means eating horrible, tasteless food. Healthy food makes you feel better than unhealthy food and a lot of it tastes good
im now 131kg but working at it. my glucose tolerance is in a place where I consider healthy food exciting. I'm scared of fast food because I know what it means for me to have just one cheat meal. If I do have a cheat, it will be what I cook myself. Love watching your videos to keep me on track
I tried a whole week without eating sugar and junk food. One week turned to two weeks, two turned to three, and now im nearly at a month and already lost 10 pounds by changing my eating habits. I bought some cookies from mcdonals yesterday and nearly threw up. All it takes is commitment and self control.
@@user-hx6mi9ow3c I can't lol. I lasted for half a day. But when I say sugar free I just mean avoiding processed foods, sodas, refined carbs, etc. So just eating fresh veggies and proteins. But its kinda boring and time consuming to live this way, even if only for two weeks.
I went two whole months without sugar and I ended up getting right back into the cycle of consuming artificial sugar again. I find it's a good reset, but restricting myself from it completely could lead to disordered eating.
1) fastfood is addictive but sugar is WAY more addictive. It's literally worse than cocaine. It depends on your level of addiction but if you eat a cookie once a week then you can easily do it, however those of us who eat sugar, candy, sweets daily or even multiple times a day it's almost impossible. 2) It depends on your mental health as well, not impossible but when you have a sugar addiction and you're also depressed it makes it waaaay harder to quit. 3) It depends on the person on what it takes. Some had a happy childhood, decent parents, some weren't so fortunate. Some need way more than commitment and self control, heck maybe some were neglected as kids and don't have self control, or maybe you were born with ADHD and struggle with commitment, the list goes on. I'm happy it worked for you and that you did it, but please don't act as if it's that easy. It depends on the person, what's easy for me may be hard for you and viceversa. Though even as someone addicted to sugar I agree McDonalds cookies suck
I got shadow banned from Foodie Beauty after giving her my tips that helped me lose 30lbs. She can’t take any advice or criticism unless it’s to say, please get an XL pizza and tons of fried foods for your next mukbang! 🙄
me_shell this is the shit that pisses me Off. People like u who mean well and she can abuse and mistreat d nobody says a word. Fuxk them. And Fuxk HER! I got shadow banned Too love. Don’t worry you’re among good company. ❤️
leungbabe Yes we are among the sane!! 😉 Chantal doesn’t realize that her foul attitude is what has turned her subscribers against her. It has nothing to do with her weight!
Good advice wasted on the wrong person who has no serious intention of losing weight. I would love to hear how you lost 30lbs. Weight is so difficult to lose for some who try very hard with all good intentions.
As someone who has a sugar/carb addiction, I can fully understand where Chantal is coming from with her conflicted rationale. You describe beautifully why she (and I) have this problem. I was able to overcome my addiction and the rationale that kept me eating the way I used to. From what I gather, she's still obese. I hope she can find a way to come to peace with herself and get healthy.
As an obsese person (5'6 220) on a weight loss journey, I find these videos motivating and horrifying. The grunting, eyes rolling back, and what seems to be a mini-climax while eating is unbelievably disturbing.
I think her problem is instant gratification. She has so much weight to lose that she has difficulty sustaining the willpower long enough to make any meaningful progress. Meanwhile if she gives into her cravings she gets the instant gratification she craves.
Food addiction is like drinking or drugging. It is instant gratification. How many video shots of her in the car eating? Exactly. She's on a food bender and nothing can stop her.
"I hate cardio". Given she's in the depths of addiction to junk food, but I honestly feel empathy for people who are so far gone in their obesity that they've forgotten how amazing a good workout feels. I was trail running with friends last night, and we hit a section where we were really killing it, and man, that endorphin afterglow was about as good as it gets while clothed; vastly better than my occasional stop at McDonalds.
Honestly, you really need to coax me into working out. It's not that I _dislike_ a good workout, I just enjoy reading a good book more, and it's hard to read on an elliptical. Sometimes I hate getting up out of my cozy video game nest more than the moving I do when I do it.
Starting to run can feel awful. But once things go well and your body improves, that is when it feels good. Starting is the hardest part. Same for cooking. I sometimes don't want to cook, but once I start cooking I want to add the garlic, the herbs, maybe some lime.
@@MissMoontree it’s all about taking that first step. When I first started working out, I literally got terrified when my heart rate rose above 100. I would stop. Then one day I was like, what if I just go for a minute like this and then that was it lol. I can ignore that “I wanna be lazyyyyy” feeling and I stand there after a short workout and feel like f yeah I did that. Slowly working my way up to 30 minutes without stopping!!
That is exactly me though. I have never studied a day in my life and the problem is I don’t ever fail so I think I can get by while not studying. I’m so afraid for college
@@izzydandrea7548 you won’t be able to pass college tests without doing some sort of review probably. Maybe in the 101 classes...but once you start getting into the higher level classes, just being present in the class and paying attention won’t be enough. A lot of times things will show up on tests that weren’t covered during class time. Lots of short answer questions requiring detailed responses as opposed to multiple choice. Also depends on what you’re majoring in. If it’s something like medicine or engineering your head better be buried in those books. This is coming from someone who studies as little as possible lol.
I'm being attacked!! lol. Honestly though, I am having that struggle so hard right now. I'm on my last 2 classes to graduate, but they are both classes I previously had to drop and or failed due to difficulty with them. So I already have that defeatist mentality about them and serious burnout from school. So I frequently find myself going through the cycle of 'alright, got to buckle down, really study, pass this class' and giving up and pushing off school work. I'm SO close to the finish line and struggling to commit. D:
Ive been on my weight loss journey since mid-spring of 2020.. IG my 'rock bottom' moment was, that at my most heavy at 290lbs while at my doc hearing him say to me 'If you dont stop & make a change, you'll die.' pile on top of that seeing my grandma on her death bed, & shortly after passing away thanks to HER unhealthy living AND the virus obviusly not helping. BUT one day while cleaning myself up, i decided to seek spiritual guidance, asking for just a small amount of drive and motivation, and that IF i could get THAT then i would do the rest. Then next thing i know thanks to my natural stubbornness & big headedness BOOM! Fast forward to May 2023 2 weeks ago at the doc & i see i weighed 145lbs.
Ive been trying to quit smoking for years. Came here for the weight loss motivation but your advice about smoking was unexpected yet appreciated. Thank you. I will try to want to quit more. Edit: 31st dec 2020 was my last ciggy and joint. Still going strong.
quiting with smoking is hard, i really strugled the first few weeks, altho i only smoked for like 1.5 year. Pro tip is to just think about the benefits if you don't touch a sigarette anymore (just like she explaned in the video). From my experience, to quit smoking you have to quit completely in one go. Hope you will quit someday, so good luck with that!
It's tough but keep going. Knowing you have to quit and how harmful the addiction is is the first step. I'm not faith and prayer got me through my addiction, maybe you don't believe in that but all the same find something bigger than yourself to believe in
@@thaddeusnewton7370 18 days without cigarettes or weed. Yes it is hard. My mouth is always dry so I always have water with me. I miss smoking.. but I want to quit and be healthier more than I want a cancer stick.
@@valentijnvanbaal7497Ive been smoking for 10 years. 1 pack a day sometimes 2 days. But I hope I can quit too. Youre proof that an ex smoker is strong enough to quit. Congratulations!
“My body, my choice” and “if you don’t like it, don’t watch it” are not entirely appropriate for her situation. If you make any type of content and put it on the internet, people WILL see it and WILL come to conclusions about you. Whether or not they tell you what they think is up to them and how nice they are. But, you cannot call a personal situation “private” and “not for others to comment on” if you’re also putting it out for public consumption.
Agreed. I mean, she couldn't have the same attitude and say, be abusing animals on her channel or something like that. Just because it's your choice doesn't make it less wrong. Killing yourself publicly is awful and I hope she stops.
Exactly. Of course you should never comment unprompted about a stranger's weight or eating habits, but if someone is putting their weight and eating habits online for strangers to see, they can't really complain when people have opinions about it.
I have successfully quit a pretty extreme vaping addiction and am now tackling my binge eating problem. Can confirm it is absolutely dependant on what you actually want for your life and how willing you genuinely are to improve it.
She lost her 8yr relationship because of her eating and binging and weight gain!!! She always said Bibi didn't like it, but she didn't care....and still doesn't care.
She's just like every other self-centered narcissistic addict in denial. She cares more about getting her junk food high than she does about anyone else in her life. Her family, her friends, her partner... none of them matter in the face of her stuffing her face. It's disgusting.
I don't think they were a good match in general. He didn't seem to share her passions or interests (in general, not just food related stuff), she said he didn't understand anxiety or mental health issues which would mean not understanding her. It just seemed like 2 people floating through life in each others presence, I am happy for her that they ended it and don't think she lost out or that it was all about her weight or whatever.
First, for any person (not just fat people, just people that aren't used to working out) cardio inmediately feels like a lack of air and you feel exhausted almost immediately, so yeah, for people not used to working out cardio sucks. Second she is very very overweight meaning her lumps of fat bounce and it hurts when they do, third her joints probably feel like dying after a walk, so imagine jumping or running. Cardio sucks until you get used to it and then it is an amazing feeling. But it is a ladder you constantly need to climb.
I feel you on that. I’m 145lbs with my weight distributed normally throughout. In the beginning of my workouts, I might be aggy because I might not feel like working out that day. Although, once I finish that workout it’s the best feeling♥️ it’s just a rewarding thing
Yeah... I am more of a quiet eater, and I personally hate it when people roll their eyes and close them when they eat, and they even moan sometimes. I get it, food is awesome, but this is just creepy
Addict in recovery here (almost four years woot woot but I digress) the DESIRE for the thing you crave never completely goes away. I had to learn that the urges to consume the thing that was killing me would go away if I just waited them out. I've been noticing the addict part of my brain turning towards food and it's kind of scaring me because it would be so hard to be addicted to food. So I'm here, watching videos of how badly that road could play out. Thank you for your thoughtful videos, Kiana. Your story is inspiring.
It can be both. It does get addicting. It was for me because its all I knew so going to healthy options was more expensive at first since going out to eat was what my family did(takeout).going to healthy for a while was good then that 1 time threw me back. It can also be comfort/nostalgia can play a part. Learning fast things I can cook and meal prep made it easy for me now with all the seasonings and options! It takes a LOT of willpower and self reflection to maintain. Many in this situation dont want to or cant do it for whatever reason
@@ladymacbethofmtensk896 it is an addiction. It does have a physical effect in your brain. It is also an easy addiction to quit because healthy food also releases the exact same chemicals. It's not like going from drugs to sober, it's like going from fentanyl to heroin
@@feather9115 I imagine that when you gulp the food so quickly that you never actually taste it, that physical effect on the brain will be rather limited.
One big shift that was necessary for me to change was changing the way I performed self love. Originally, self love meant treating myself with fast food and sweet snacks like Oreos and timbits. Now self love is having a fun workout like swimming or treating myself to healthy foods that I really like, like peaches or salmon
i feel like a huge problem she has is also that she believes everything comes back to food. When she says "i dont want to live to 78, 80, eating kale", it almost seems like she believes that a long life equates to eating foods she doesn't like, instead of thinking that eating foods she doesnt like as much will give her a long life so she can do things she likes. Its a serious concern when ones motivation to live is literally due to the pleasure they get from food- she needs to have non food related hobbies and activities that she can reward herself with or look forward to so that food isnt such an all encompassing obsession
Her also saying that if junk food was healthy all people would do is eat is also concerning. It's like no people actually have hobbies and other things to do besides stuff their fucking faces.
The sad thing is she could still eat fast food and just cut down the insane portions. She still wouldn't be very healthy, but if she just kept it to 2500 calories a day she'd loose a 100lbs.
@@t_ylr So true, if she just ate like one meal out a day she'd lose weight. She doesn't have to do anything besides cut down the amount of fast food she stuffs in her face.
@@t_ylr Yes! I was thinking, girl if you could just start by eating one and a half burgers then cut down to one, eventually eating only half a burger. Or maybe start with the hush puppies, it doesn't matter. The point is to eat smaller portions. When I was at my thinnest I had a terrible diet. I ate mcdonalds twice a week and venti frapps twice a day. Mind you I counted the frapps as a meal because they are so high calorie. Still I only ordered happy meals and even then would leave something on the plate whether is was some of the burger or some of the fries. The eat half philosophy I learned from Susan "Stop the Insanity" Powter in the early 90s. She was great. It got my dad to lose a lot of weight when he learned he had diabetes.
It's an addiction. What you say is true but when the thing you like the most is eating fast food (or it could be drugs, smoking, alcohol, but even stuff like being super skinny... we humans make everything addicting), then yes in her case eating healthier doesn't have any benefits for her. Would you want to live if you couldn't do what you find the most enjoyable?
Yup, like the other person says it’s money. She gets money every time she pops out one of these videos, and every view gets her closer to gaining some coin.
You literally just described me!! I reeaaaaallllllyyyyyy want to stop binging, but it’s the only thing that seems to help relieve some of my anxiety, even though it only lasts while I’m eating. I keep catching myself thinking that the only “right” way to kick this is to never eat my binging foods ever again and pairing it with daily extreme exercise. I know I don’t “have” to do that right away, but I feel guilty for every day I’m not doing that. I realize that these things are really just excuses because I’m scared of going back to not having a release from my anxiety. It’s hard thinking that any other method could possibly feel as satisfying as food does.
She's so hopelessly out of control. The worst thing about her imo is the way she tries to fake her weird tics. The "shh, I said shhh" tic that she does is a real tic that she sometimes does intentionally to try and pretend like it's not some weird thing that is out of her control, it is so obvious when it's fake vs when it's real. I just don't understand how someone can derive so much pleasure from shitty fast food to the point where it has completely destroyed her health and mobility.
to be honest I was majorly addicted to fast food. Its like cigarrettes they have the addictive chemicals in them so you'll always come back. I was eating fast food everyday and a lot of it. but It took me a while to quit and I'm still struggling with the temptation. I understand her pleasure from it, but she needs to realize that you can get those same endorphines from healthier foods and more natural ways of getting those endorphines. she needs to look at healthy food as the good guy and fast food as the bad guy, same way with exercise. running/walking the good guy, laziness the bad guy. she can get the exact same feeling by eating healthy and exercise
You crave what you eat. If you are used to eating strawberries then you will crave them! I never was addicted to fast food or cigarettes so i cant see the appeal. I love bread, pasta any carby thing really and the only way for me to diet was a low carb diet. But i allow my self to eat healthy carbs like seeds, whole grain etc. The most important thing is that you must exercise letting yourself go. To try to have a meal with things you consider not so diet friendly in a normal amount. And the next day continue your life without feeling guilty. That way you dont feel like you are messing up. One day you eat some healthy treats and the other you go back to clean eating.
As a fat person currently losing weight, I am just so thankful that I was never addicted to fast food. My eating issues stemmed more from overeating regular foods or sweets that I had in the house for different emotional/psychological reasons. I like fast food as much as the average person and have it maybe twice a month. But I feel like it must be so much harder to change when not only do you have to learn to eat less, but also eat a COMPLETELY different diet. I hope she can get some help. Genuinely, my number one weight loss tip is to go to therapy.
Fully agree. I’m 258 pounds now. I overeat often. I know it’s terrible. I quit snacking between meals. If it happens it’s literally veggies. Like grab a carrot. I barely eat fast food in general. Like twice a year is the limit. On big road trips only. I prefer homemade stuff.
@@ninjaweretiger4273 hey there, i don't want to be nosy or anything, but if you overeat and feel full next morning, you can try fasting, for example for few hours 😊 Hope that helps
I love hearing fat people justifying their crappy living situations. All you’re doing is fishing for people to tell you “good for you!” All you want is praise and justification. FAT people is a group of people I have zero sympathy for. How about you stand up, and MOVE. MOVE YOUR BODY. Yes, put the burger down, and go take a walk. Probably something you never did before. MOVE!!!!!!
So thankful that you’re not addicted to fast food. But you’re still fat! 😂 so….your statement is utterly pointless! You see what I mean? Fatties love to justify and fish for any positive comments from society. Pathetic. 😂
The action below has helped me so so much. Example scenario - Im walking home from work and my mind starts thinking about all the potential food options I could pick up on the way for dinner. I intently focus on what healthy option I already decided I would eat at home and keep redirecting my thoughts like my life depends on it. To make this easier, each weekend I update a list in my phone of the quick meals I can make with what food I already have that week. I also have categorized lists of the foods I have in the house, looking at that list and coming up with a new dinner option gives my brain something to focus on other than the junk food options
Yup! I remember after I made my lifestyle change and started eating strictly clean healthy foods I tried to eat a McDonald’s meal once and threw it up and broke out into hives immediately. Fast food definitely doesn’t belong in our bodies
@Rebecca F. this is my issue with the thought of socialized healthcare. People dont do the basics to take care of themselves then resort to using your taxes
@@emajjabowen6748 Firstly, taking care of other people's needs is exactly what a society/country IS, and is what taxes are FOR. If you don't like the thought of your hard earned tax dollars benefiting others, then I would suggest moving to an off-grid cottage in the woods, and stop using roads, 'PUBLIC' utilities (the clue is in the name), and the internet immediately (just for starters). Secondly, the entire concept of socialized medicine is that we value other people (and ourselves) enough where we find the idea of ANYONE (and their family) being financially ruined from a medical issue absolutely appalling. We find it SO appalling that it outweighs the concern of some small percentage of the population possibly defrauding the system or receiving care for issues that they are in some way (big or small) responsible for creating.
Once you get used to well-seasoned, well-cooked healthy food, fast food starts to taste like plastic and cardboard. I feel like a lot of people think that eating healthy means munching on kale all day.
Gabriela true though
Right? Like I love going out to eat, but I'd rather wait for a high quality restaurant meal than have fast food. Also, food is culturally important. And fast food just takes away from that
@@mariannafigueiredo9835 "Also, food is culturally important. And fast food just takes away from that".
This. People don't speak about this as much as we should. When people talk about eating out, they're always talking about fast food, and I think it's because they're Americans and that's what they understand for eat out. I mean, I like fast food once in a while, but there are other options (and don't have to be much pricier really). It's not like you can't get fat eating traditional food (my grandfather was quite fat and he didn't eat a pizza or a hamburger in his life), but those foods are not designed to be adictive like fast food, and therefore is more difficult to be a food addict.
Thanks for the truest statement I'll read today.
Kinda, I was raised on lovely home cooked meals, my partner of 10 years used to be a chef in two different 3 Michelin star kitchens here in the U.K., and I’m a good cook. I also love fruit and vegetables, I have a relatively healthy diet but sometimes I crave a double cheeseburger.
I should say, before someone else says it, British food is not bad like the stereotype says. That stereotype comes from WW2, American GI’s were stationed here when the country was going through extreme rationing which meant that families had to cook weird and wonderful combinations just to be able to feed their family some kind of meal. While doing that those families still invited the GI’s to dinner despite barely having enough for themselves, then the GI’s went home to America and told everyone here the food here is weird and bland, which it was at the time, there were crazy naval blockades blocking spices and other food coming to our tiny islands.
Def true, I hardly eat fast food, but instead cook and eat delicious, healthy food. And I love it, as I have so much more energy than my unhealthy food.
I remember the day I stopped smoking. My chest hurt so bad, like sharp pain whenever I smoked. I called my husband (who smokes way more than me and for a longer period of time) and he just goes "yeah, that happens" and at that point, is when I stopped smoking. It wasn't worth it for me anymore. It wasn't worth risking my health just to smoke and waste money. I haven't picked up another ciggerette since then :) almost 4 months now.
happy for you!!
That’s 👏 awesome
YESSS YOU GOOOO!!! keep it upp :D u and ur health is really important, i believe in you :))
My parents say that quit smoking was one of the hardest things that they have ever done. Keep it up 😁
Way to go you!!!!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
I use to be 350lbs, now I’m 166lbs which I lost naturally, I watch her through reaction channels as a reminder of what I never want to be again
That's awesome that you lost all that weight and also see her as an inspiration to keep it off!
I’m sorry but she is anything but an inspiration to me, not because of her eating or weight but because of how she behaves towards others. She is more of a warning.
Amy Rose that’s what she meant I think, an inspiration not to gain haha. Also good job!!
Silvia C I have a lot of extra hanging skin in my arms, thighs and belly but insurance doesn’t cover removal so I just deal with it
Amy Rose What about scarring and stretch marks, if you don’t mind me asking? My boyfriend is around 400lbs and I want to know if we can minimize those over time.
Framing healthy food as "I deserve to treat myself with delicious, real food" instead of "I'm eating this as a punishment, and I wish I was eating fast food" really helped me reframe my own fast food addiction. Now I'm excited about cooking and I love how I feel after I eat, and I always feel like I'm treating myself, instead of punishing myself.
same. I really love biting down on a nice juicy tomato, it´s a better treat than having chocolate imo.
My weight loss has had nothing to do with mental tricks like that. It was watching a video called 'sugar the bitter truth' and another one that talked about the triggers that tell you when you have had enough to eat and changing my diet to have less of the foods that don't trigger that response and more of the ones that do.
This is so true. I do it out of self love and now it's so much easier
@@olstar18 Well it may have not worked for you but it definitely worked for me
@@cloudysaturnn It left me feeling like I was starving making it harder to avoid snacking.
can we as a society, change the phrase "go on a diet" to "change my diet"?
Your diet is what you eat, even if it's bad stuff. So you're technically just changing what you eat
yes! most people think they can just eat salads for 2 months, loose the weight and then continue with their greasy fast food diet.
AMEN yes i didnt go on a diet.... i changed the way i eat. period.
Yeah, this is literally why so many people never give a chance to good eating, it’s not like you are “going on a diet” because that means at some point you are going to finish that “diet” it’s more like getting your mindset from “doing a diet” to “changing my life style” it’s just eating healthy overall, you don’t have to give up fast food or the things that you love, just have them in a more moderate way, that’s it, it isn’t impossible you just have to understand that it’s the best for you 😄
Luis Javier Tudela Ghersi exactly. and if you really love fast food that much, doesn’t it make you happier having that very special meal twice a month than everyday, so you’ve something to look forward to!
I’ve been saying this. I lost 25 lbs since quarantine by just running 4-5 times a week and intermittent fasting with two meals a day, 1 good and filling one and one smaller ‘okay’ meal. I never felt like I had to change the way I eat, just ate less often and when I did, I ate the healthy foods more often and the bad ones less often.
I used to say things like “that’s a problem for future Helena” but now I am future Helena and everything sucks
You can still change things! Do it for future Helena! :)
I hope current Helena and future Helena are doing okay!
Girl same 🙃 edit: I'd also like to mention that Helena is such a beautiful name! :)
I feel that on a spiritual level 😂
Helena, I'm 55 and in my future MsChristine. And I'm doing it. You can too.
You can be a normal weight without eating tons of bland food, it sounds like she thinks it’s either eat delicious food and be fat or be skinny and hate everything you eat.. there’s a middle ground she isn’t acknowledging:(
yup! I see a bunch of comments like "well once I started eating healthy all those nasty bad fast foods start tasting like disgusting piles of trash" I mean I do believe that but at the same time it won't kill anyone to have some fast/unhealthy foods once in a while. Just don't do mukbangs every single day with all the items on the menu!! its portion control and keeping yourself below your calorie deficit people! I bet she could lose weight just by cutting back on her portion sizes.
this is true but requires giving up the food you like for an extended period of time. Like my favorite food is the pizza from my local spot. To create the same pizza using healthier substitutes it's no longer my favorite food. So I gave it up for 5 months. In the past, when I would have my cheat meal by my pizza it would erase all progress and I would just maintain my current weight.. I had to give it up for 5 months and use a healthier cheat meal. It's terrible. But I'm 30 lbs down and can't wait to add my pizza back in rotation because I know I can eat it once a month and maintain.
It's a different thing though when you have an eating disorder, which she clearly has. Telling her to eat less fast food is like telling an alcoholic to just drink less, rather than stop drinking. Once they start consuming what they are addicted to, they can't control or regulate the amount.
@@haleyg4250 The thing is... it's true : during the lockdown I got curious and tried Mc Donald's, which I hadn't eaten for 6 years and I was surprised by how disgusting it was : the meat has a horrible stale aftertaste (some kind of 'hospital food' meat aftertaste), the bread is too dry and the fries taste like these deshydrated purée from the supermarket just... greazy. I'm never eating that ever again and it's not because of the calories, just the quality. I tried several kebab places and they were all bad. I also stopped eating supermarket biscuits / cakes / sodas when I left my parents house (for economic reasons at the time, I had no money to spare for unneccessary food) and whenever I try any now I just don't find them enjoyable anymore. It doesn't mean I don't eat cakes or fried food or cheese, but I eat higher quality less often. And there are a ton of delicious foods which aren't fried or covered in melted cheese imitation, these people just have to learn some basic cooking : Japanese cuisine, for example, is full of easy delicious healthy dishes. Or a simple thing like fresh salmon unilaterally cooked with roasted apple slices and a side of spinach is delicious. If it's not, you did it wrong! :)
You can make some pretty delicious, healthy food. Fast food just has too much sugar and too many carbs. You can make some keto versions of many of those foods and it tastes just as good or better.
You could easily switch over to keto OMAD and you can feel like you're having a feast everyday and still lose weight while doing it.
Keto isn't necessary for losing weight but for big people like herself, it helps them become fat adapted and helps kill sugar and carb addictions. Keto isn't necessary if you're normal weight or only need to lose a few pounds, but big people certainly need to switch over to keto.
You can still gain weight on keto, so, it's important to keep the eating window small, and only eat once a day for best results.
My rock bottom came around 5 months ago. I wasn’t humiliated in front of a crowd of people. The doctors concerns about my weight, blood pressure and heart rate didn’t cause me to contemplate being serious about chaning. Teetering on the cusp of diabetes wasn't enough motivation. No my rock bottom moment came one night just over 5 months ago when I couldn’t get out the bath.
I changed the way I ate that very night. It’s been just over 5 months and I have lost around 56lbs so far, going from 303lbs to 247lbs. I went from eating junk 3-4 days a week, bingeing on procesed snacks at all hours of the day to not having any of that type of food.
WOW!!!! Great job! You are going to feel SO much BETTER!!!
Wow you are amazing ive been trying to lose ten pounds for over. AYear now and havent lost anything. A few pounds down a few up again. You are simply amazing!
I'm so proud of you! It is still good to treat yourself every once and a while if you'd like it, but in moderation of course. I bet you feel so much better!
@@notequalto5179 yeah everyone should treat themselves every day to the best food. Not to junk. Why would you consider it a " treat" to occasionally indulge an addiction? That's bizzare.
@@Padraigp what I'm trying to get at is not supporting an addiction but not going to the opposite end where you completely villainize certain foods. As she makes healthier choices over time she would probably be less likely to eat fast food overall, but could still eat it occasionally if she wanted. Trying to completely avoid it permanently might encourage binging.
She uploaded a video talking about this video and she had the nerve to say "how do you know I'll never lose weight" while shoving chicken wings, mac n cheese bites, French fries and cheesecake in her mouth. While eating fast food EVERY SINGLE DAY. She can't handle any kind of criticism. She has no self control whatsoever
If she eats like that she won't lose weight common sense. To lose you have to restrict your diet I only eat like a whole pizza when I am starving lol I usually eat about 2700 calories but this is a salad and a shake 2 servings of animal protein a day some fruit and some thing for dinner. I don't eat fast food all too much because I was obese.
@@ichoosemysanity6467 my nigga thats crazy but i dont remember asking
@@mikegainer8371 I wasn't talking to you random guy 🤷
Could you post the link? I can't seem to find that video
@@agentarachnid2009 I think I found it! It's the one 'mukbang buffalo wild wings, fried mac n cheese and cheesecake factory ' shes wearing a polka dot shirt amd the thumbnail says "my weight is my business "
“Why can’t this food be healthy?” If you ate fast food once in a while instead of every day and in quantities that are enough for 5 or more people, it wouldn’t be so bad!
Exactly , eating fast food once a month or smth wont hurt you, it is better for you!
Eating actual portions sizes makes me feel like I’m starving.
kadeja mckinzie you start off by slowly shrinking your portions, you can’t just go from eating 3 burgers and 3 fries with a large coke to one of each in simply a day. That takes such a huge toll on your body which isn’t ready to make such a drastic change, you need to build tolerance to the change, and understand the difference between boredom, thirst, hunger, etc.
kadeja mckinzie sometimes the portion sizes seem so small but that’s probably because of how high calories the food is for ex, the portion size for maruchan ramen is half a packet and usually people eat both packets. Look at the nutrition facts of ramen and multiply them by the amount of portions.
a few trips to your friend gym could also make it better!
people say she's disgusting and everything but the thing is... she's an addict. that's how addicts behave, other people may find it disgusting but for them as long as they will get their kick, it doesn't matter. I remember picking up cigarettes from the ground when i didn't have money for my own, was that disgusting? yeah but i literally didn't care, I just wanted to smoke. same with her, she just wants to eat. it's just sad
No she's just a bitch. Trust me.
@@rosenrot234 she may be a bitch, but she's still an addict and should be treated as such
Monetizing your addiction is disgusting no matter what it is.
@@rhiannonnicol3155 I'm not going to pity her and think of her addiction when she called CPS on someone just because they said something she didn't like. Fuck that shit.
I can relate to addiction ( Alcohol and binge eating), and I do feel for her and that she can't seem to get the final motivation that helps one to overcome the addiction, and yet: I find her way of eating disgusting. I simply hate people who talk with a full mouth. Also the stunt with sniffing her bra live on camera before putting it on...that was disgusting...
Dude. I stopped eating fast food cause it's so expensive. It genuinely feels good making my own meals. When I prepare a good meal at home I'm like " yea. I did that "
This is what ive always said. People say eating healthy is too expensive, but go spend $15 dollars on a meal at KFC.. Or $20 on a pizza.. With $15 I can eat damn good ALL day with home cooking
Restaurants are even worse. Is it convenient? Of course, but it’s going to cost you 4-5x as much for a comparable meal you could make at home in the amount of time you spend waiting for your order at the restaurant.
Same 🙌 and ppl really like my cooking so that just makes me want to make more and get even better at it. I’ve come a long way from when I was in my 20s to now. Keep it up
Especially if you batch cook and freeze several portions for when you need something quick
@@trollkiller1008 ye i never understood the argument that fast food is cheaper... just buy groceries and put an hour of your time, you can event cook for 2-3 days at once if you are busy...
she has eaten so much fast food she's gotten addicted to it. once she gets out of that phase, she'll realize that healthier food won't make her feel like shit all the time and she'll actually be more energetic.
I totally agree! I was a fast food addict, now after 2 months cooking and eating healthy, its so much and i feel so much better. I tried a cheeseburger after month and a half of healthy i just didnt feel the satisfaction i felt before getting healthy and in shape. I love myself even more now.
The pandemic had been great for me breaking my fry and chip addiction. Now I remember how good it feels to eat well and I'm so happy about it!
Now her new addiction is meth...This woman will never get better
It’s not about the amount of food she’s eaten, it’s the kind of food. She’s basically eating the food versions of cocaine, heroine and alcohol. She eats to get high, to feel something that isn’t pure despair about for shit her condition really is.
Like any addict, she can’t stop until she finds something more worthwhile to do so she can break the habit. She needs to learn how to deal with her situation without using food as her crutch, and that’s going to be hell.
@@mariahyohannes well at least she'll loose weight ... Jk! That's sad tbh
I've always felt like there's a weird sexual aspect to the whole mukbang phenomena and makes me really uncomfortable I'm not gonna lie
well there's a thing called feeders and some obese mukbangers make videos specifically targeted towards/made for those feeders hence all the moaning and overall exaggeration
@@christmastree6817 I'm not opposed to it if that's what gets you off and if it makes two consenting adults happy more power to them, but it makes me personally a little bit uncomfortable, especially when it's the weird like Asian seafood ones where the sh*t is still alive and like flailing around on the plate that's kind of sad actually
@@gildedpeahen876 yeah i feel like it becomes kind of worrying when its like an irl relationship where they're pretty much having their partner eat themselves to death
@Amber’s Imperfections but adults have the right to destroy their health if that's their choice. Drinking is one of the most destructive and harmful activities on Earth, but no one is about to stop doing it, nor should they have to. Your rights/choices end where my nose begins
You probably watched those TH-camrs who stuff themselves with 5 pounds of burgers and showings no table manners. I only watch Stephanie Soo who eats together with her fiancée because her true crime stories are awesome
I used to say things like “I hate working out” or “I will never be good at working out” and when I tried to get on a good workout schedule it would always be short term. Then, when I worked hard at my MINDSET and thought “I need to find workouts that I like more” and “I can get better at this” my success continuously grew. Now I feel satisfaction and joy from having a steady workout schedule. I still don’t run marathons or feel amazing at sports but I do other workouts that I’ve fitted to myself. Saying extremes like hate, never, and always stop progress.
This is so true! Anything you want to physically change has to come from the mindset! I try to lift the same or heavier weights each time I go to the gym rather than focusing on the changes I want to see in my body. Focus on how you feel, not how you look.
My thing is Idk what workouts I’d like 😭
@@raeganbutterfly08 Some suggestions - dancing. Outdoors activities. Strength training intensely gives an endorphin kick actually better than any treat food. Just some things to try. Look for something fun. I guess strength training isn't "fun" but it's satisfying because feeling strong is excellent, and also I know how health protective it is. Also it helps get out aggro, of which I have plenty.
@@marshwetland3808 omg I completely forgot about dancing! Thanks
@@raeganbutterfly08 Enjoy! It can be a warmup, it can be high intensity, and you can constantly adjust the moves to suit your moment. And with skills videos, you can challenge yourself, which I find motivates me to do other training to assist skill development. It's lifelong learning, and a major side benefit of that is it engages your entire body and mind, mental skills - it might be the best protective activity against many ills of ageing, including dementia. I'm 60 and I've taken dance classes with other people over 50. A lot of them struggle. I don't. I love it. Good on them for trying even though it's hard, though. When I take a class with people in their 20s and 30s I find it hard, too.
I was 412 pounds a few years ago, and struggled to start my weight loss journey. Then one day I realized that three years earlier I had told myself I would start losing weight, and had not. I then wondered what I would look like at that time if I had spent those three years doing the right thing. Five years later I am down 200 pounds and working on toning up. Know the pain of discipline, or know the pain of regret.
Hey wow! Great job! Keep it up!!
Great work - congratulations! 🥳👍🏼
👏🎉
People that moan and groan while eating drive me insane!!! Even more so, people that say food isnt addicting are crazy. Sugar is literally a drug.
It's so repulsive and...vile, honestly.
Just gross.
I think for some people, those sounds is like "sex sounds"
Thats why some called it "food porn" 🤣
I watch an mukbang asmr once, cant last few minute and never watch again.
(Thats also why i always skip food insider uk vs us)
Sugar is a drug and a poison. It is only good for honey bees. There is nothing close to sugar (other than honey) with the amount of sugar in it. I've went from 405 to 355 with no exercise. All I did was cut out sugar. Now I have to fight my addiction to carbs and I should lose another 50 lbs.
especially when their eyes roll back into their heads and they just A S C E N D, like hun, no. its gross
yeah same i literally had to turn down the volume sometimes
my rock bottom moment was when my grandmother, who doesn't have much time left, begged me to lose weight as I was letting myself go. she doesn't want me to end up like her.
that was my rock bottom. I knew I've had a weight problem for a while, but this was the moment when I became fully focused on losing weight. so far, I've lost 15 pounds in about a month and a half.
EDIT
thank you so much for all the love!! I'm now down to 90 kilos, so I'm under 200 pounds for the first time in years. I've lost almost 30 pounds in total
Wow. Glad to know you've made progress. Keep up the good work!
great job!!! you'll make your grandmother happy too! but remember that your weight loss is ultimately for yourself. and also, when it's her time to leave earth, please be strong and not find comfort in food while you mourn.
So happy for you , don't give up
That is really amazing
Proud of u 💕
Her: I don’t want be alive at 70 or 80 eating kale
My grandad is 92 and has never eaten kale a day in his life
Congrats!
Eh for me unless you're obese how much you live is like a lottery.
There's people who smoke a pack or even more a day and live past 80
There's people who work out eat decent, active people overall, and die in their 60s
One of my grandmas was eating fatty foods and died at 69
My other grandma who eats just as badly if not worse is alive at 80
You don't have to eat kale, or even eat healthy, to live past 70, you just really need luck. A heart attack can hit everyone no matter how active, young and healthy they are. Cancer can hit anyone, the list goes on.
Whats kale
My grandfather is 80 and he eats candy, snacks and fast food daily. The difference is he can control how much he eats. With her she thinks eating all these vegetables and fruits are what you need to do to lose weight. In reality you just have to eat less. Now I’m not gonna say eating junk food everyday is good for long term health, but eating less is better than gorging
@@spookyclaws5350 I know what you mean but how many 5 foot tall, 500 pound 80 year olds have you ever seen? How about 5 foot tall, 500 pound 70 year olds? 60? 50? None? Me either. In fact, I wonder if there’s ever been an over 50 year old on that my 600 pound life? I want to check.... I agree about the luck but being morbidly obese throws any luck you may have away. ♥️♥️🤓 IMO of course 🤓😊
"My weight and what i eat is my business"
Proceeds to stream everything she eats for the entire world to watch.
Some cognitive dissonance there, I feel.....
It's not the point
Glad I'm not the only who picked up on that
I love fast food, but I can't imagine eating it daily, or even close to daily
same here
Same. If I ate the same food daily (or even close to it). I would feel tired of that food. I kinda believe that food lose it's magic and taste when you eat it daily.
Exactly. Even fast food two days in a row is gonna make me throw up. Once or twice a month is enough.
As someone who's parents are typically busy, we DO have fast food every day. I wouldn't say when it comes to weight or health that we're tragic, but ya' know,
*sigh*
This isn't any different from "I love beer but I can't imagine drinking it daily, or even multiple a day" there's people who get addicted and people who don't. I can drink for a week straight and not get addicted but I'm addicted to fastfood (and fighting it). I eat it like once a week or twice if its a bad week but it's still really hard cause you just constantly crave it. Fastfood addiction is real and we should treat it for what it is: an addiction. I can't imagine being addicted to alcohol, I never was and never will be, but that doesn't mean that it's not a real struggle that many have.
I lost 70 pounds by just not binging on food and exercising. I was 197 and now I'm at 130 and have kept it off. It IS possible to lose weight without doing crazy diets.
edit: omg, thank you for all the replies! I'm proud of you all, too, great job!
Yeah, same. I resorted to fasting during the day and it really helped. I did yoga and toning exercises and I felt awesome.
I lost 25 pounds during quarantine (I was 190 then) and all I did was lay off the sweets. I didn’t eat less or anything, I just started making better choices and use to go for light jogs. I still eat candy and go out to eat sometimes but I keep it at a moderation as to not fall under those habits. Balance is key yall!
I was 198 and have successfully come to 130 as well.. as I am short I need to come to 121....thanks for the comment and wish me luck
Good job, that's the way to go! Good luck to anyone in this thread still underway!
I have realized this as well, just cutting the sweets and snacks is a good start.
"That bite was worth being fat for"
That's just so fucking sad :(
@a_fever_dream ♡ i love them tho these are my favourite vegetables along with avocados
@@xalciaqx9026 Avocados are a gift from the heavens when it comes to weight loss.. I thought it was a fruit though? Lol
@a_fever_dream ♡ carrots are amazing 😭❤️
Peppers, melons and cucumbers for me
@@calvinschafer7066 okay but what if you hate avocado whats another great fruit or vegetable for weight loss?
0:12 the juxtaposition of her saying "I embrace eating healthy" then it transitioning to her stuffing her face with mcdonalds had me going for minutes XD
I hate it when people like this call themselves "foodies", or talk about how much they "love food". A foodie appreciates all sorts of different interesting foods, and their complexities. If she was actually a foodie she'd know that there's plenty of _healthy_ foods out there that have a lot to love about them too.
She's not a foodie. She's a junk food addict.
I hate it too. My dad is a legit foodie and he goes out of his way to get new sauces, spices and recepies (all within budget bc imported be very expensive) or we go out to every new restaurant that oppens to try it out. He will eat burgers and pizza but only if he likes the convination of diferent flavors and ingredients in them. And don't even think of bringing any Mac or pizza hut into the house cause he will kick you out with your 'crappy meal' 😅
@@fernandaescobar3721 I, uh.......
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Thank you! Also her tastebuds are definitely shot to hell with all the shit fast food overseasoning
@@TrackpadProductions I like the crust filled with cheese 🤤
She's confusing Foodie with fattie
Imagine if she did lose the weight. Then she'd have to come to terms with the fact that people disliking her had nothing to do with her size.
louib716 it would be about time. She really thinks it’s her weight. No. It’s her that is nauseating. Grossssss
EXACTLY!!!💯
She acts so gross.
And says that only junk food tastes good.
OMFG TRY BERRIES-
like, she only thinks it's the best thing in the world cause her version of eating "healthy" is unboiled broccoli.
Which I think tastes good but not to a person who's had all you've eaten in a year be 5000-12000 calories at once.
She has an addiction we know but acts SO WEIRD-
Atleast try to not growl and talk like a second grader, no.
Kindergartner
Supposedly that’s a legitimate problem with weight loss. Ppl subconsciously blame all their problems on their weight, so when the weight is gone...
Yea it's literally the fact that she's not wanting to commit and just shit talk everyone's journey and say no offense after...there's offense when you said that
i reeeaaaallllyyyy don't like those sexual moans she does while eating that pizza in the beginning of the video 😳
Same lmao I had to turn the volume down bc my parents are in the other room
Well, you have a dirty mind then if you make that comparison 😅😅
@@PassionForOldFashion lmao they sounded super sexual, it's not even a reach
Its for her feeders
I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING
I'm a physically healthy woman. I eat homemade healthy meals that I love. I have never struggled with weight, other than trying to gain some when I left my abusive family.
Yet, this video really reminds me of my marriage. I'm at this constant catch 22 trying to be happy, yet exist with this man who seemingly has no respect for me. I'm sick of being cheated on and lied to, then when I get upset I get scared into submission. I'm sick of living like this, but just like these people only have food, I only have him. I think I'm at the stage I don't want to change, even though I know I have to. I need to be a stronger person, and stand up for myself.
I hope you're doing well! ❤️🩹
I hope you escaped the husband. It seems impossible because your brain searches for closure of next steps, and life changes are a step into a incognito, and the brain doesn't like that. But as a person who passed through this as well, this is ONLY a defect of the human brain - when you go away, you WILL find a new perspective. It sounds scary at first, but it DOES gets better. After the first steps, you WILL see new patches. You just need to have the courage to go - you WILL survive alone girl, you don't need anybody to live nowadays! Sending ALL the love to you!❤❤❤❤
I hope you’re ok…❤
I hope you were able to leave🙏 It’s a tough cycle to break
Honestly, once you eat fresh, healthy food, your body stops craving fast food. Healthy food can taste delicious, I don't know why people think that all healthy food is like stuffing yourself with broccoli.
@@Solmaz_S True, but many people think otherwise
Brocoli and chicken alfredo is delicious.
Honestly the simple act of cooking meal with fresh meat, veggi and all is already a big change from junkfood
@@ananyanyan To be fair in the particular case of broccoli there is a specific gene that makes a chemical in broccoli taste disgusting, I am glad I don’t have the gene and find broccoli delicious (I found it odd that there was a stereotype of kids hating broccoli as I love broccoli seasoned lightly but well and with black pepper on them). That being said eating whole foods over processed as a default feels better once I got used to it.
@@bacchus9389 I love broccoli too, I like how crisp and soft it is at the same time. I used to help my mom sautee it in butter and it tasted delicious with some salt and pepper
I went through a 3 day hangover before I finally got the willpower to give up drinking. Been 10 days and I'm finally able to sleep properly in 3 years.
Great!!! Keep going, you can do this!🌌🙌
Hell yes! No matter what happens or if you stumble, you've proven to yourself that you can continue making positive changes. And congrats on good sleep! That's one of the best side effects of any healthy changes
Happy for you!! Wishing u the best!:)
Im so proud pf youuu🥳🥳🥳
We’re all so proud of you. Hope you’re still going strong.
"This bite is worth being obese for"
Like.. you can be at a healthy weight and still indulge in fast food now and again. It's not a zero sum game.
You can eat everyday fast foood and being thin. Like me :D
@@stefanigreeneyes being thin doesn't equal healthy.
Indulgent food should be that ..indulgent.
The word itself implies that it's for a special occasion, something to reward yourself with.
If it becomes daily routine, what indulgence is there? It's an addiction.
When you have a problem with food, especially a food addiction you really can’t go back to eating fast food. It’s like an alcoholic who decides to take a drink after years of being sober. Going back to the thing you’re addicted to creates an opportunity to eat like you used to. It’s why many people end up messing up and sliding backwards, and often regaining all the weight and then some. Junk food and fast food is designed to be addictive. For some of us we should never touch the stuff again because of how easily it can cause us to slip
@@stefanigreeneyes brag much?
“Eat to live, not live to eat” is a gamechanger mentality
It makes you feel like it’s okay to starve yourself throughout the day and only eat very few times per day. Kicked the addiction out of my brain
I lost 110 pounds 3 years ago, and I've kept it off. The only thing Chantal said in this video that gave me a physical reaction was when she said "that bite was worth being fat for." That made me literally shout "no it isn't!" No bite of food is better for me than knowledge that I won't have to feel the pain of another miscarriage, or the pleasure that seeing myself in a tight black dress gives me. Seeing the pride in my husband's eyes when he takes me out to dinner, the "that's right, she's with me." look in his eyes. He thought I was beautiful before, but he knew I didn't think that way about myself, and other people definitely didn't think I was. Now, my confidence is so much better.
Carters Eat Germany If she got her eating under control and lost weight, she’d see that there are so many other pleasurable things in life besides food.
@@Maki-00 I don't think she will ever turn that corner. I'm afraid she'll be like this forever more.
110 pounds! wow that's amazing ❤️
@@TheGoldenAcademia thank you! It took about 9 or 10 months, and I gave up a lot for a while, but I'm 3 years out and while I CAN eat pretty much anything again, I don't have the DESIRE to anymore. The thought of eating most McDonald's food, with the exception of their nuggets, fries, and some breakfast items is frankly repellent, and I've actually eaten McDonald's food about a half a dozen times in the last 2 years. But, I still love me some ice-cream, sour candies, and the occasional cookie. I just don't eat an entire pint of ice-cream or package of cookies anymore. Frankly it would make me violently ill.
If not for the health.. DO IT FOR FASHION! 😂 So true tho.. The satisfaction of clothes fitting more comfortable..
I decided to quit smoking when I moved to Australia and discovered that cigarettes were $35 USD per packet!!! My desire to not spend $35 every other day outweighed my desire to keep smoking 😂
$35AUD.
@@lizzi7128 no what she said is about correct. I think most packs are about 45 aussie dollars.
@@Ishbella86 jesus. I thought nzd was bad!
Dayum
I find it so interesting that I have no desire for drinking, smoking or drugs but food and the internet are my drugs. Mostly because you have to eat and use computers. It’s so hard to fight junk food addiction.
My dad is 79 and eats a variety of foods, including fast food 1-2 times a week and veggies while staying physicallyactive. He's basically the poster child for moderation and its benefits.
That's the way to do it. Kudos to him. Most people can only think in extreme opposites. All out junk food and play PS4 on the couch all day long or all out carrots and lettuce while running marathons 7 days a week.
As with everything, moderation and balance is always key.
Fast food 1 or 2 a week is actually a lot.
@Heloise O'Byrne A cheeseburger has like 375 calories. A person who is in a coma burns about 2100 calories in a day just from lying still in bed. A person who is physically active will not get fat from that.
But these people in the videos don't eat just ONE burger and they eat it everyday, for breakfast, lunch, dinner and as a snack and probably with fries, coke, milkshakes and fried chicken nuggets on top.
These people have an eating disorder. Getting this fat is not something that is easy to do.
@Heloise O'Byrne But OP said her father eats junk food twice a week while he's still in great shape. who's to say he doesn't just eat two tiny Mcdonald burgers a week? On top of plenty of vegetables, fish and organ meat while also being physically active from daily chores and maybe even running or weightlifting too?
Twice is a week is not allot. I order take out every saturday and sunday with my family for 10+ years now and nobody here is even close to being fat.
These obese people eat huge quantities of junk food every single day.
@Heloise O'Byrne Because you think everything is about calories? McDo is crap, doesn’t matter if it’s low calories. It will clog your arteries. And twice a week (or even once) is really, really a lot. Nutritionists recommend to not eat fast food more than once per month.
I come to this video every time I'm about to buy junk food. Thanks Kiana, this video NEVER fails on keeping me on track. ❤
Keep up the good work 💪 you got this.
@@Tone_Deaf_Bard-420 YOU TELL EM VENTI🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@ilovemayoi5856 YES!! 🗣️ NEVER FORGET TO HAVE SELF RESPECT!! ~ 🥂🥂✨
“I embrace eating healthy”
*two fried egg rolls, some lettuce, and 700 calories worth of sauce*
Yep, if that's her idea of healthy, I have no idea how she's going to make it to 40. Ol' C.Marie needs to eat a homemade meal, like a fresh one, with fresh veg, meat cooked from scratch, and homemade gravies or curries, not processed greasy foods.
@@ananyanyan that’s right. If you got a big appetite like myself, you gotta eat more veggies, that’ll kill the hunger hormones. And if cravings are your thing, then just stop drinking soda and find healthy alternatives to what you’re craving, and tough out a week or two without junk. If it worked for me it’ll work for you
Cabbage in soup is tasty
Let's be real, she probably did not eat the lettuce.
@@ZeRo-yc7zf do you think zero calorie soda is a good alternative???
SOOOOOO we're gonna allow life-threatening addictions like this have free reign on you tube but anything involving other addictive substances like cigarettes or alcohol abuse GET demonized? disgusting.,
Aylexx G THANK YOU!!! Can’t even mention the virus without getting demonized but let’s allow people to eat obscene amounts of food and get paid 🙄🤦🏽♀️ It’s ridiculous!
Aylexx G exactly!!!
The issue is that most of the US today is either overweight or obese, and it's only going to get worse as time passes.
Obesity and food addiction have become common to the point that its socially acceptable, something which hasn't happened with alcohol and smoking. This also means we've become extremely accommodating towards it, only making the issue worse.
I was talking about this when I saw your comment. She needs to be accountable for this in some way.
@@nala3055 The issue now is we know that being overweight or obese is unhealthy, but many don't care.
In 2019 I was weighing 429 lb and now I am 197 lb. throughout my whole life I thought that I was fine and being obese was my fate. Eating was literally my escape and comfort until one day I saw a picture of me that my friend took and I was shocked of the way I look and I started thinking of my social life and my health so I’ve changed everything since then. Thank god I wasn’t late and didn’t get diabetes or hypertension and there wasn’t a day where I felt that I want to go back to that miserable lifestyle.
wow thats amazing
@@Te3time thanks ❤️
So proud of you!!
so proud of u and how far you've come 💘
@@anikejulien7273 I did a surgery in order to lose that weight and then started eating healthy and because of the surgery I didn’t have problems with portions because I get full rapidly.
Looking back now, she didn't lose weight, but she lost plenty of other things: her money, her friends, her house, and what little was left of her dignity. 🙏
At least she has a tattoo, so that people who don't mind fat chicks AND who don't mind tattoos will find her attractive.
Not to mention losing her kidneys if she keeps this up. Speaking of this, my mother has renal failure. She is losing weight, has to be at 180lbs, to be qualified for a kidney transplant. She was 225 lbs and is now 183 lbs.
@@lorenadavila5580and fatty liver disease
She lost her hair as well. And she is what, 35, 36? She'll not arrive at 45 like, NEVER.
When people moan while they eat it´s DISGUSTING.
Fiona Merkin Saavedra THIS!! Like it’s fast food, not 5 star restaurant food. She’s so nasty
Agreed. Just creepy nasty.
Yeah lol, you get a pass from me if it's real at a special restaurant that you made reservations at, or if you just finished some athletic event lol (marathon, dance performance, hoolahooping competition, Olympics etc.) etc.)
But over some McDonald's, no
Im skinny and I’ve done it before ... but mines more of a laugh and a mm
Jesus skinny or not, moan when you’re eating is disgusting I’m sorry hahaha
She's using a walker now and still posting fast food muk bangs everyday.
She will be immobile soon. She literally just uploaded a video eating *10 Cheseburgers*
That’s so wild. I can barely finish ONE sometimes 😳
That's so sad.
That’s what happens when you keep hitting the snooze button on those wake up calls. You only get so many in this life.
@@Me-mb1ex that is a nice comparison :)
@@k74728 Me too.. When i ate half of a fried chicken i was already full..
Chantal is very lucky and she doesn't even notice. She gets a video analyzing addiction, giving her insight into her thought process and a blue print to help her overcome it.
Ellipticus For free too
It is professionally unethical to publicly speculate on a person's medical and physical condition without (1) examining the patient personally, and (2) having the express consent of the patient. This is absolutely outrageous.
@@DCFunBud Huh? It's more of an analysis of her behaviour from the perspective of someone who has overcome weight problems themselves
@@DCFunBud you must be fun at parties.
@@monicasaenz141 I completely forgot about this comment that I made more than a year ago. Looking back at it now, it's very weird. You are right, I wouldn't want the same for myself.
I watch these videos to keep me on track.
I am down 20lbs so far from my starting weight of 225.
I only have 6 more pounds until I will finally be under 200 for the first time since 2016/2017.
My goal is 160, and then my ultimate goal is around 140.
Edited to update:
I am now down a total of 40lbs, and am at 185. I fell off track for a little bit after a very traumatic life situation, but got back on track and am still going, watching the number on the scale go down and down, feels more amazing than any junk food could ever taste...
Let alone, my body is feeling much better. I am in less pain and have been feeling more energetic and can run faster!
Update July 2024: I am now down a total of 50lbs from where I started.
I still have a little ways to go but I am definitely feeling a lot better in my body.
That's wonderful, it's great that you've made such a huge progress.
I'm proud of you, best of luck you can do it.
I started like you 5 years a go. Been up and down and for a while I bounced around 180 to 200 for a few years. I just today got to 156. I also wanna be 140. It is HARD. But that's already a over 50lbs. Great job now I just gotta deal with the body dysmorphia
@@tananiayou've got this I believe in you!!!
The body dysmorphia is definitely for real.
No matter how many people tell me how "good" I look, I still see that really overweight person in the mirror.
... ditto...
Brilliant! Keep strong.
Growing up my mum never let me eat fast food. Instead she always tried to feed me and my younger brother more healthy alternatives. I remember we used to complain nonstop and annoy the shit out of her because of it, but god bless that woman, because it never discouraged her. Few years later and thanks to her stubborn attitude now i dont even like fast food, cause it tasets like crap in comparison. Love you mum ❤
Awwww, this reminds me of my childhood. Our treats n snacks were always seasonal fruits (naturally growing in europe) and boy i still love them. Strawberry season, watermelon season, grapes...so nice
@@orsikocsman I didn't even grow up like that and I would still take fruits over candy's. strawberries, water melons, pineapples, apples, ect... are one of the best things to eat that taste good and are healthy
how’s it feel having parents who care ♥️
That can have a contra effect but I'm glad it worked out for you:)
Same, my mom forbade us from eating BREAD and replaced it with traditional food, I used to be annoyed, but now I actually enjoy the taste of healthy food, and I hardly really crave fast food.
Used Chantal and especially Amberlynn Reid as inspiration to lose weight. I saw them and told myself "I don't want to be like them". I changed MY lifestyle, eating better and doing exercise. I know this change is forever and I feel at peace with this thought. I've lost 31kgs (68lbs) in 8 months and still going strong!
Congratulations!! I love that it's been over a span of 8 months too, I admire your consistency!! So amazing
Woo hoo! Good job! Don't give up, we believe in you!
Woah. Congrats. That's so great.
Congrats! Stay strong and keep it up!
@gray bndl i do that too! But I’m starving myself until lunch time, after that no meal until the next lunch. I do intermittent fasting regularly and it helps maintain my weight.
I’ve lost almost 80 pounds this quarantine and I DIDNT get forced into it. I did this all because I wanted to finally be healthy, before school starts
Yeah tbh I should have started earlier myself but in roughly a month I am down 8 pounds and hopefully I keep going
Congratulations!!🥳
I lost a lot too! I lost 50 pounds from stress! I want to be a size 9! Once I am I am going to stop and try to maintain it
@@anneblubaugh58 That's what they all say... Careful there Anne, an eating disorder is just around the corner!
I went from 54kg to 88kg in 2 years of training. Now I'm down to 77kg no muscles but definitely way better and healthier than when I was only 54kg (I'm 182 cm long).
I had to be on a liquid diet for a couple of days because of a tooth abscess (couldn't chew solids at all) and it was torture even going into a grocery store and seeing all the things that I couldn't eat. Lost 5 pounds in 4 days. I am "skinny", and it's scary dropping weight when you're already at a good size. If I felt that way all the time, seeing things that people say I am not allowed to eat - it would be torture. It is sad, and I see why people struggle with it.
I just got over a nasty cold bug and couldn’t eat solid for a week. Accidentally lost 3 1/2 pounds 😂 but you’re right I missed being able to chew and crunch on things
WOW SO TRUE
I was morbidly obese. Almost 300lbs lost all the waight in 9 month
Over 120lbs. Why went to the bathroom and could not wipe my hinny. I knew it was happening for a while. Just ignored the sigh till one day it happened. That day I cried and mourned the loss of all that junk food. And what it did to me and never looked back. Maintenance for over a yr. And happily wiping my own hinny.
Everyone has that turning point! You are awesome for not only losing weight but keeping it off 👌
💚 Congratulations
Well done honey, we're proud of you :) ❤❤
Good for you! You are amazing!!!
Congratulations i was the same just over 300lb and i lost 135lb in just over a year. How great is it to be able to walk in a normal clothes shop and be able to get clothes that fit off the peg. No more tall and wide shops for me. Trouble was when i lost all the weight i ended up spending a small fortune on new fashionable clothes that id never been able to get to fit me. Even my shoe size dropped a size.
if you separate “delicious” food and “healthy” food there is definitely a problem
IKR?! I never understood how people don't find veggies and fruits and nuts and spices delicious!
Hypatia Ravenclaw Kovalevskaya Sklodowska It’s crazy. Give me a grilled chicken breast with veggies and fruits on the side, a delicious and healthy meal.
Matthew T. I have been crazy for romain lettuce past few weeks so what do i know? I mean not saying I don't find, like, some things in mcdonalds delicious (admitably mcdonalds where I am from, in the US it tasted like crap to me), but like... Berries?? What is more delicious than berries? Literaly nature's candy
Melon and watermelon?? Anything with cinamon? Brocolli?? Kelerhab? Pickles!! Apples!
@@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195 lol i feel this. I could literally eat nothing but arugala and lychee and be so happy
fendybendy ikr?! I mean, that would probably be too much fiber or something, but it is sooo delicious! I had this period when I first discovered ruccola, I ate it every day with every meal, without adding anything to it. Then I discovered how good it is with balsamic vinegar and it started all over again
''why cant this food be good for u'' shes not wrong tho lmao
God, it hurts to look and listen to that woman... because her constant switching between “I have to stop” and “Screw this, it’s my choice” is exactly the same thoughts that cross my mind all the time. It’s too real...
As someone with an addiction, this is exactly what it feels like you quit and stop for months
And then one day out of nowhere you relapse out of boredom
@@islandgirl2578 so true
@@islandgirl2578 Yep, you need something else to get excited about. For me it's bellydancing and investing. Much more exciting than candy and junk food. And I can have a bit of the latter if I want. I didn't take it to an every day thing or like this over-the-top youtuber.
I'm an alcoholic and the withdrawal symptoms are pure horror.
you have to stop so you can have a choice. there are dozens of shows and youtube channels as evidence. eventually people on this path end up in a bed begging their children to scrub the shit off their groin.
I literally had to turn down the volume at the first part to not make it seem like I was watching porn. I swear why do people moan so much while eating? 😢
Cause it's delicious
Yeah! I hate muckbangs with a passion! Its so weird.
When you're at her point , eating food is like snorting cocaine, I almost got overweight once and that was pretty much how I'd describe it/feel it.
@@nothintoreadhere6168 I second that, Definitely, eating "forbidden" foods feels like an addiction to me
I had to turn it down cos honestly I find the sound of people eating sickening, I don't understand the Mukbang thing at all, but I suppose if that's what turns you on then...more power to ya
Although I can only speak for myself: it *was* annoyingly bland and dissatisfying to eat healthy, but only for the first few weeks. Then it was like my tongue and stomach recalibrated. It's not just that I appreciate things more. Everything actually tastes better. Smaller portions make me feel full. I just finished eating a handful of rambutan from the fridge and it was a more pleasing experience than I've had eating entire bowls of ice cream.
This is a great point. A lot of what we enjoy arises from routine, not only from the innate traits of the thing we participate in. Switching off of unhealthy foods is painful because there are genuinely substances in there our body craves, but also because healthy foods are just foods many of us aren't accustomed to.
Same! I recently changed my diet and I hadn’t had McDonald’s in three months and I had it last night (within my calorie budget, and it was what my family was eating), and I ended up throwing it up. It made me SO sick. My body just isn’t used to fast food anymore :/
Exactly this. It's something I honestly didn't take into account. I've been slowly adding in healthier recipes and meals, and I find I'm excited now to try them. It's sort of mind blowing when you realize you'd rather have baked carrot garlic Parmesan "fries" than fast food potato fries. lol
This! When I was healthier (I'll get back to it- I need to) a few months ago, i stopped eating chocolate and dessert largely and little Debbie's and stuff tasted like trash. The chilies I used to love tasted like absolute trash. Now ik back to eating them because I was sick and fell off of it...*sigh*
-also soda tastes like absolute trash now
But there was a while i only ate grape nuts so i could drop fat before a tournament (also working out every day, lost 5 pounds) and in the beginning they tasted bland. As I started eating them more, I could actually taste the 5 grams of sugar inside the cereal and it tasted sweeter to me (idk why everyone hates them)
After i fell off my health kick (must get back to it when i have more time management) the grapenuts tasted bland again and the chili wasnt as bad
I miss the healthy days
Also: Spices! Adding much salt and spices helped me eat healthier until I got used to veggies and stuff. Now I can enjoy them with a variety of spices and just a bit of salt
thank you for this. i'm an ER PA. the last three years has been really hard. Stress eating and dating a boyfriend who was a lot bigger than me and keeping up with his eating had me gaining 20 lbs. In June, I decided to get strong again. I've lost about 25 lbs and feeling great.
When I first started my journey, the first week i started, I went on a trip with a friend who was into intuitive eating, and spouting things about diet culture, fat phobia, toxic fitness culture, and honestly I felt shamed. she was just saying how people didn't give her enough attention to talk about her views etc. i was focused on me and no judgement of her, but somehow I felt like i was being shamed for wanting to lose weight.
Thank you for bringing to light that this is a whole movement. I honestly don't care how people choose to live their lives. in the ER i respect alcoholics who ask me to help and tell me they're not going to quit so don't bother talking about it. life is transient and what you choose to focus on is your perogative, but no, i'm not going to try to convince people to do my thing and i don't care what they do.
I know that in the past three months, i feel better in my clothes. I have more energy. I feel more confident. I'm stronger and able to do things faster and easier. And this makes me happy. It's not for everyone, but a culture that says "be body positive" that has shamed me for wanting to lose weight just...ugh
Yo cigarettes release feel good chemicals in my brain, doesn’t mean they’re a healthy coping mechanism
Mood! Benzos and Alcohol together release mad dopamine but bro if it doesn't fuck you up.
alcohol made me feel alive when it was ironically just doing the opposite to me, my body was not happy nor feeling alive, i couldn't even digest food properly. so yeah, "feel good" things dont always equal good for you.
True, I’ll switch to heroin instead. Thanks for sharing
@@ShortsFromNicc IM-
“It’s not the point of a mukbang to be gross.”
-JennaMarbles
Sage words
@@aboz8649 its a shame that sage is gone but one day will return better then ever
I miss her :'(
Then why is it called mukbang? That is one of the grossest names for a thing ever
cptsteele91 It's Korean and means something like “eating broadcast”
I'm sorry but HAVING AN ATTACHABLE SHELF that goes on your STEERING WHEEL??? if that doesn't scream issues I don't know what does
scary
"Your desire to change is more than your desire to stay the same" is going along with "the most important step a person can take is always the next one" on my motivational quote list.
I know what I want for my weight and I can either do things that get me closer or take me away from that goal. Eating balanced meals and snacks has taken me further than mindless eating and weird restrictions.
What got me down 50lbs and change my ways was this:
Learn to hate what makes you this way.
Underrated fuel source
You mean, hating eating disorders?
@@maura_the_rose They probably meant junk food and fast food
@@elliotville7820 that too
It's doesn't help much, cause when you relapse you hate yourself in the end
I feel like if she learned to cook, it would really help her situation. She seems like a really nice girl I hope she figures out a solution
oh yeah. Being able to cook is the only thing that stands between me and obesity-it's a vital skill.
@@Noblebird02 😂
Some people just can’t be bothered to change
@@MaronXchiaki and i was not being sarcastic here: I just spent several hours chopping up vegetables to put them in a slow cooker (I was distracted a few times)-this should feed me for a week so if I have the urge to eat fast food I can tell myself that I have done work and I should eat what I have at home already so my labour and money doesn't go to waste
Maybe it is just me, but... changing to a WFPB diet jump started 2 things in my life:
1) I started to love preping meals (me, who haaated cookeing before)
And
2) I started to crave comfort foods less and less.
I always thought people just make this up, but it seems to be true: The more you eat normal food, the less you long for the junkie ones. Today I ate some chocolate I used to love (with oreos in it) and I had to spit it out (it seemed rediculously sweet). And hate the texture of muffins (I know! Wtf is wrong with me?!).
But for real, if you give enough time to it, your perception of food can change. She just doesn't want to make the effort...
Well this was by far the most considerate and constructive video I have ever seen on Chantal.
I love how you were able to make this a useful video for literally anyone. You offered really great insight and advice!!
this vids old but something tht helped me was telling myself “this food will still be here tomorrow” when i wanna binge. like this bag of chips is still gonna be here in my pantry tomorrow. and if it’s not, i can go buy more. it sounds dumb but put my mind at ease i guess
I've been clean from drugs for almost seven years. If I can do it, so can she. No excuses.
IM A CHIC well done 👍
You don't need drugs. What made you an addict in the first place? Think about this ; what if your drugs were available in every store, every social setting, 4 times a day you had to take a small amount of drugs, for every meal? Would you be able to control the addiction?
@@PassionForOldFashion They're around me every day..work, neighborhood, etc.. I could easily get high But I choose not to. I decided to change my life. I was sick and tired of being miserable. I realized I didn't have to live that way. Pretty simple.
Great job!
@@danielr6989 Thank you 😉
Cancer was my wake-up call. Depression and anxiety was my wake-up call. I realized eating all that food was only making me sick and killing me. Seeing my sisters get married and have kids, while I was still alone and felt unlovable, killed me inside. I developed diabetes and cancer, which would be 100% preventable if I wasn’t over weight. Nowadays, I eat 2 times a day. I fast, and I stick to low carb. I have some fruits and vegetables, and mostly grilled chicken. Remember, the more you eat, the bigger you get, the hardest it will be to lose the weight. I have lost 15 pounds and I am scheduled for a gastric sleeve surgery, and unfortunately with the cancer, I’ll never have kids.
Im sorry to heart that and I feel for you. Maybe you can be the cool Aunt / Uncle to your sisters' kids or adopt.
Im really wishing you the best, i hope peace, love and happiness is what this life will offer you! Thats what u deserve
Having no spouse or kids does not mean you are unloveable. I believe it's a matter of low self-worth and self-esteem. You are lovable by your family and you too need to start loving yourself, because it's your life after all, not your sisters' or anyone else. Inability to have kids is not the end of the world. You can adopt a child, if you want to be a parent. I think you are doing a very good job right now. Wish you the best of luck!
If you really want to be a parent there are children that needs homes. I cant have kids either. Infertility. Rather than waste thousands and thousands of dollars on treatment i choose adoption. I was 270 lbs this time last year im now under 200 and still going after going low carb. Best of luck to you!
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"I don't wanna live to be 70/80 eating kale." Yeah well, the worry isn't not hitting 70, the worry is not hitting 45.
I love people like this who think eating healthy means eating horrible, tasteless food. Healthy food makes you feel better than unhealthy food and a lot of it tastes good
@@joni1405 u know any good recipes
How old is she? 😭
@@jagjitsinghbhangoo6753 I'd check out Clean Food Dirty Girl. She has some really tasty (and healthy!) recipes.
im actually offended that she thinks healthy food cant be delicious
im now 131kg but working at it. my glucose tolerance is in a place where I consider healthy food exciting. I'm scared of fast food because I know what it means for me to have just one cheat meal. If I do have a cheat, it will be what I cook myself. Love watching your videos to keep me on track
I tried a whole week without eating sugar and junk food. One week turned to two weeks, two turned to three, and now im nearly at a month and already lost 10 pounds by changing my eating habits. I bought some cookies from mcdonals yesterday and nearly threw up. All it takes is commitment and self control.
I was supposed to go sugar free this week and failed. I work in a kitchen so it's harder than I was aware of before attempt this
@@veedle18 how can you live suggar free? Isn't sugar almost in everything?
@@user-hx6mi9ow3c I can't lol. I lasted for half a day. But when I say sugar free I just mean avoiding processed foods, sodas, refined carbs, etc. So just eating fresh veggies and proteins. But its kinda boring and time consuming to live this way, even if only for two weeks.
I went two whole months without sugar and I ended up getting right back into the cycle of consuming artificial sugar again. I find it's a good reset, but restricting myself from it completely could lead to disordered eating.
1) fastfood is addictive but sugar is WAY more addictive. It's literally worse than cocaine. It depends on your level of addiction but if you eat a cookie once a week then you can easily do it, however those of us who eat sugar, candy, sweets daily or even multiple times a day it's almost impossible.
2) It depends on your mental health as well, not impossible but when you have a sugar addiction and you're also depressed it makes it waaaay harder to quit.
3) It depends on the person on what it takes. Some had a happy childhood, decent parents, some weren't so fortunate. Some need way more than commitment and self control, heck maybe some were neglected as kids and don't have self control, or maybe you were born with ADHD and struggle with commitment, the list goes on.
I'm happy it worked for you and that you did it, but please don't act as if it's that easy. It depends on the person, what's easy for me may be hard for you and viceversa. Though even as someone addicted to sugar I agree McDonalds cookies suck
This was very well done!
omgg thank you!!! 💕 i've been watching your content for a long time!
Erika T Good luck! They inspire me too-here’s to getting healthy 🥂😊
@Erika T uuughhh how are you doing? I want to lose 20lb to 30lbs but hoooowwww??? 😫😫😫😫
All her videos are!
Yes, bullying at its finest. Y'all assholes should be proud
I got shadow banned from Foodie Beauty after giving her my tips that helped me lose 30lbs. She can’t take any advice or criticism unless it’s to say, please get an XL pizza and tons of fried foods for your next mukbang! 🙄
me_shell this is the shit that pisses me
Off. People like u who mean well and she can abuse and mistreat d nobody says a word. Fuxk them. And Fuxk HER! I got shadow banned
Too love. Don’t worry you’re among good company. ❤️
leungbabe Yes we are among the sane!! 😉 Chantal doesn’t realize that her foul attitude is what has turned her subscribers against her. It has nothing to do with her weight!
Same here, so... I reacted to her twice.
Good advice wasted on the wrong person who has no serious intention of losing weight. I would love to hear how you lost 30lbs. Weight is so difficult to lose for some who try very hard with all good intentions.
Didn't even know what shadow ban is. Thanks to you I Googled it. I am assuming it's an Instagram thing.
As someone who has a sugar/carb addiction, I can fully understand where Chantal is coming from with her conflicted rationale. You describe beautifully why she (and I) have this problem. I was able to overcome my addiction and the rationale that kept me eating the way I used to. From what I gather, she's still obese. I hope she can find a way to come to peace with herself and get healthy.
As an obsese person (5'6 220) on a weight loss journey, I find these videos motivating and horrifying. The grunting, eyes rolling back, and what seems to be a mini-climax while eating is unbelievably disturbing.
It always reminds me of drug addicts. Especially the sigh they let out and the eyes rolling back. It's hard to watch
@@feather9115wow didn’t think about it in that way… you’re right
Hi! I’m pretty much right where you were - 5’7” 220, down 25lbs since March. How’s your journey going?
@@NorsePearlwow! 135lb! Congrats! 💪💪
I'm hoping that when these foodies do that it's all put on. Fake. They all copy each other. Plus the eating on YT is a fetish for many people
I think her problem is instant gratification. She has so much weight to lose that she has difficulty sustaining the willpower long enough to make any meaningful progress. Meanwhile if she gives into her cravings she gets the instant gratification she craves.
Food addiction is like drinking or drugging. It is instant gratification. How many video shots of her in the car eating? Exactly. She's on a food bender and nothing can stop her.
"I hate cardio". Given she's in the depths of addiction to junk food, but I honestly feel empathy for people who are so far gone in their obesity that they've forgotten how amazing a good workout feels. I was trail running with friends last night, and we hit a section where we were really killing it, and man, that endorphin afterglow was about as good as it gets while clothed; vastly better than my occasional stop at McDonalds.
My favorite thing about working out is when ur finished and you lay down after, it just feels so fulfilling
Honestly, you really need to coax me into working out. It's not that I _dislike_ a good workout, I just enjoy reading a good book more, and it's hard to read on an elliptical. Sometimes I hate getting up out of my cozy video game nest more than the moving I do when I do it.
yeah that part made me said too even a short walk on a beautiful nature trail can be a major stress reliever
Starting to run can feel awful. But once things go well and your body improves, that is when it feels good. Starting is the hardest part.
Same for cooking. I sometimes don't want to cook, but once I start cooking I want to add the garlic, the herbs, maybe some lime.
@@MissMoontree it’s all about taking that first step. When I first started working out, I literally got terrified when my heart rate rose above 100. I would stop. Then one day I was like, what if I just go for a minute like this and then that was it lol. I can ignore that “I wanna be lazyyyyy” feeling and I stand there after a short workout and feel like f yeah I did that. Slowly working my way up to 30 minutes without stopping!!
Love the timings montage of the clips. Perfect, great humor!
It's the same mentality as wanting to pass all your classes without studying.
The worst part for me abt that was i knew I was gonna pass without studying so I was like "I don't have to do it...." But still wanted better grades💀
That is exactly me though. I have never studied a day in my life and the problem is I don’t ever fail so I think I can get by while not studying. I’m so afraid for college
@@izzydandrea7548 you won’t be able to pass college tests without doing some sort of review probably. Maybe in the 101 classes...but once you start getting into the higher level classes, just being present in the class and paying attention won’t be enough. A lot of times things will show up on tests that weren’t covered during class time. Lots of short answer questions requiring detailed responses as opposed to multiple choice. Also depends on what you’re majoring in. If it’s something like medicine or engineering your head better be buried in those books. This is coming from someone who studies as little as possible lol.
Urgajahha i need to study rn
I'm being attacked!! lol.
Honestly though, I am having that struggle so hard right now. I'm on my last 2 classes to graduate, but they are both classes I previously had to drop and or failed due to difficulty with them. So I already have that defeatist mentality about them and serious burnout from school. So I frequently find myself going through the cycle of 'alright, got to buckle down, really study, pass this class' and giving up and pushing off school work. I'm SO close to the finish line and struggling to commit. D:
"releases endorphins in your brain."
So does cocaine
FuuUUUCK YEAAAH IT DOOOOEES
WUBBA LUBBA DUB DUUUUUUUUUUUB
So does any survival causing thing like sex and excercise and well food and porn and alcohol an d yada yada yada
@@aboz8649 r/woooosh
She'd be better off on the Cocaine diet!
So does exercise.
Ive been on my weight loss journey since mid-spring of 2020..
IG my 'rock bottom' moment was, that at my most heavy at 290lbs while at my doc hearing him say to me 'If you dont stop & make a change, you'll die.' pile on top of that seeing my grandma on her death bed, & shortly after passing away thanks to HER unhealthy living AND the virus obviusly not helping. BUT one day while cleaning myself up, i decided to seek spiritual guidance, asking for just a small amount of drive and motivation, and that IF i could get THAT then i would do the rest. Then next thing i know thanks to my natural stubbornness & big headedness BOOM!
Fast forward to May 2023 2 weeks ago at the doc & i see i weighed 145lbs.
Ive been trying to quit smoking for years. Came here for the weight loss motivation but your advice about smoking was unexpected yet appreciated. Thank you. I will try to want to quit more.
Edit: 31st dec 2020 was my last ciggy and joint. Still going strong.
quiting with smoking is hard, i really strugled the first few weeks, altho i only smoked for like 1.5 year. Pro tip is to just think about the benefits if you don't touch a sigarette anymore (just like she explaned in the video). From my experience, to quit smoking you have to quit completely in one go. Hope you will quit someday, so good luck with that!
It's tough but keep going. Knowing you have to quit and how harmful the addiction is is the first step. I'm not faith and prayer got me through my addiction, maybe you don't believe in that but all the same find something bigger than yourself to believe in
@@thaddeusnewton7370 18 days without cigarettes or weed. Yes it is hard. My mouth is always dry so I always have water with me. I miss smoking.. but I want to quit and be healthier more than I want a cancer stick.
@@valentijnvanbaal7497Ive been smoking for 10 years. 1 pack a day sometimes 2 days. But I hope I can quit too. Youre proof that an ex smoker is strong enough to quit. Congratulations!
Thank you so much for the support and tips guys. Will try my best!
When the ketchup squirted and she said _"Oh yeah"_ I got really uncomfortable. 😬
Yeah man
Hell yeah.
I mean..being overwight or fat is one thing but to make all these noises, sounds and moans while eating..
It disturbs me :')
“My body, my choice” and “if you don’t like it, don’t watch it” are not entirely appropriate for her situation. If you make any type of content and put it on the internet, people WILL see it and WILL come to conclusions about you. Whether or not they tell you what they think is up to them and how nice they are. But, you cannot call a personal situation “private” and “not for others to comment on” if you’re also putting it out for public consumption.
Seriously! Somehow this common sense is out the window🙄
Agreed. I mean, she couldn't have the same attitude and say, be abusing animals on her channel or something like that. Just because it's your choice doesn't make it less wrong. Killing yourself publicly is awful and I hope she stops.
@@sitcomchristian6886 except there's no such shit as wrong if it's not harming anyone else.
Exactly. Of course you should never comment unprompted about a stranger's weight or eating habits, but if someone is putting their weight and eating habits online for strangers to see, they can't really complain when people have opinions about it.
Exactly right. If she doesn't want people to comment on something then she shouldn't post it in the public domain. It's pretty bloody simple.
I have successfully quit a pretty extreme vaping addiction and am now tackling my binge eating problem. Can confirm it is absolutely dependant on what you actually want for your life and how willing you genuinely are to improve it.
She lost her 8yr relationship because of her eating and binging and weight gain!!! She always said Bibi didn't like it, but she didn't care....and still doesn't care.
She's just like every other self-centered narcissistic addict in denial. She cares more about getting her junk food high than she does about anyone else in her life. Her family, her friends, her partner... none of them matter in the face of her stuffing her face. It's disgusting.
She also can't have children now so that was another deal breaker. He wants kids.
They broke up?
Mari Mari ya they broke up she just moved in with Peetz
I don't think they were a good match in general. He didn't seem to share her passions or interests (in general, not just food related stuff), she said he didn't understand anxiety or mental health issues which would mean not understanding her. It just seemed like 2 people floating through life in each others presence, I am happy for her that they ended it and don't think she lost out or that it was all about her weight or whatever.
when she said “i HATE cardio” I got rlly sad. I feel the serotonin flooding my brain from the moment I get on my bike now.
She is not at that point.... Probably never will be
Exactly cardio Is best
when you’re really overweight, cardio doesn’t feel as immediately satisfying. The pain on your joints alone is tough to deal with.
First, for any person (not just fat people, just people that aren't used to working out) cardio inmediately feels like a lack of air and you feel exhausted almost immediately, so yeah, for people not used to working out cardio sucks. Second she is very very overweight meaning her lumps of fat bounce and it hurts when they do, third her joints probably feel like dying after a walk, so imagine jumping or running. Cardio sucks until you get used to it and then it is an amazing feeling. But it is a ladder you constantly need to climb.
I feel you on that. I’m 145lbs with my weight distributed normally throughout. In the beginning of my workouts, I might be aggy because I might not feel like working out that day. Although, once I finish that workout it’s the best feeling♥️ it’s just a rewarding thing
I can't be the only one who is literally repulsed by the noises she makes while she eats
It's disturbing
It’s like watching a horror movie
I had to turn the volume down. Just incase somebody hears and assumes it's porn
Yeah its fucking disgusting
Yeah... I am more of a quiet eater, and I personally hate it when people roll their eyes and close them when they eat, and they even moan sometimes. I get it, food is awesome, but this is just creepy
Addict in recovery here (almost four years woot woot but I digress) the DESIRE for the thing you crave never completely goes away. I had to learn that the urges to consume the thing that was killing me would go away if I just waited them out. I've been noticing the addict part of my brain turning towards food and it's kind of scaring me because it would be so hard to be addicted to food. So I'm here, watching videos of how badly that road could play out. Thank you for your thoughtful videos, Kiana. Your story is inspiring.
Am I the only one who doesn’t like fast food that much lol it’s a nice treat but it’s not THAT good
You're not alone, as a kid I actually hated fast food, never liked pizza or burgers.. o.O
Yeh i hate fast food chains as well cos everything is greasy and salty af to compensate for the horrible food
I can’t even remember the last time I ate fast food. It makes me sick.
Fast food is like my last resort if Im on the road and im really hungry and the closest store is a fast food place.
It's not, I couldn't eat fast foods everyday, way too greasy for me I'd feel like shit.
My fiancé and I quit smoking 2 weeks ago because we want to be parents next year 🤗
Stella Bleus WELL DONE YOU TWO!!
Good job!
Good job! Keep it up, it will get easier and you will get better. The best is tasting things much better!
You go girl!!
You are amazing!!
Junk Food is seriously like heroine once you get hooked. The faces and sounds the food TH-camrs make is like actual euphoria.
I do not believe that it is an addiction, actually. It is rather the slippery slope of guilt.
It can be both. It does get addicting. It was for me because its all I knew so going to healthy options was more expensive at first since going out to eat was what my family did(takeout).going to healthy for a while was good then that 1 time threw me back. It can also be comfort/nostalgia can play a part. Learning fast things I can cook and meal prep made it easy for me now with all the seasonings and options! It takes a LOT of willpower and self reflection to maintain. Many in this situation dont want to or cant do it for whatever reason
@@thepaesesai That sounds like the addiction is for something other than the actual junk food.
@@ladymacbethofmtensk896 it is an addiction. It does have a physical effect in your brain. It is also an easy addiction to quit because healthy food also releases the exact same chemicals. It's not like going from drugs to sober, it's like going from fentanyl to heroin
@@feather9115 I imagine that when you gulp the food so quickly that you never actually taste it, that physical effect on the brain will be rather limited.
One big shift that was necessary for me to change was changing the way I performed self love. Originally, self love meant treating myself with fast food and sweet snacks like Oreos and timbits. Now self love is having a fun workout like swimming or treating myself to healthy foods that I really like, like peaches or salmon
peaches and salmon taste fucking awesome
The fact that she knows she is addicted and that she truly feels trapped is what’s heart breaking.
That's true and it goes for all addicts. Therapy is definitely needed here and I hope she gets the help she needs
In patient treatment was literally always an option. She has oppositional defiant disorder.
@susana
Those are really expensive and not an option for most people.
Gluttony 😔
Honestly I’ve suffered with Anorexia and it’s the exact same feeling just on opposite sides, my heart truly goes out to her! ❤
i feel like a huge problem she has is also that she believes everything comes back to food.
When she says "i dont want to live to 78, 80, eating kale", it almost seems like she believes that a long life equates to eating foods she doesn't like, instead of thinking that eating foods she doesnt like as much will give her a long life so she can do things she likes.
Its a serious concern when ones motivation to live is literally due to the pleasure they get from food- she needs to have non food related hobbies and activities that she can reward herself with or look forward to so that food isnt such an all encompassing obsession
Her also saying that if junk food was healthy all people would do is eat is also concerning. It's like no people actually have hobbies and other things to do besides stuff their fucking faces.
The sad thing is she could still eat fast food and just cut down the insane portions. She still wouldn't be very healthy, but if she just kept it to 2500 calories a day she'd loose a 100lbs.
@@t_ylr So true, if she just ate like one meal out a day she'd lose weight. She doesn't have to do anything besides cut down the amount of fast food she stuffs in her face.
@@t_ylr Yes! I was thinking, girl if you could just start by eating one and a half burgers then cut down to one, eventually eating only half a burger. Or maybe start with the hush puppies, it doesn't matter. The point is to eat smaller portions. When I was at my thinnest I had a terrible diet. I ate mcdonalds twice a week and venti frapps twice a day. Mind you I counted the frapps as a meal because they are so high calorie. Still I only ordered happy meals and even then would leave something on the plate whether is was some of the burger or some of the fries.
The eat half philosophy I learned from Susan "Stop the Insanity" Powter in the early 90s. She was great. It got my dad to lose a lot of weight when he learned he had diabetes.
It's an addiction. What you say is true but when the thing you like the most is eating fast food (or it could be drugs, smoking, alcohol, but even stuff like being super skinny... we humans make everything addicting), then yes in her case eating healthier doesn't have any benefits for her. Would you want to live if you couldn't do what you find the most enjoyable?
If what she puts into her body is her business, why is she compulsively sharing it?
Yup, like the other person says it’s money. She gets money every time she pops out one of these videos, and every view gets her closer to gaining some coin.
Outside of the obvious answer: $, compulsively sharing it may be intertwined with her addiction to food as well. It's performative.
Money and fame, two of the biggest motivators in the world.
Exactly. And with her logic what I say or think about her is my business 🤣🤣
Exactly
You literally just described me!! I reeaaaaallllllyyyyyy want to stop binging, but it’s the only thing that seems to help relieve some of my anxiety, even though it only lasts while I’m eating. I keep catching myself thinking that the only “right” way to kick this is to never eat my binging foods ever again and pairing it with daily extreme exercise. I know I don’t “have” to do that right away, but I feel guilty for every day I’m not doing that. I realize that these things are really just excuses because I’m scared of going back to not having a release from my anxiety. It’s hard thinking that any other method could possibly feel as satisfying as food does.
She's so hopelessly out of control. The worst thing about her imo is the way she tries to fake her weird tics. The "shh, I said shhh" tic that she does is a real tic that she sometimes does intentionally to try and pretend like it's not some weird thing that is out of her control, it is so obvious when it's fake vs when it's real. I just don't understand how someone can derive so much pleasure from shitty fast food to the point where it has completely destroyed her health and mobility.
to be honest I was majorly addicted to fast food. Its like cigarrettes they have the addictive chemicals in them so you'll always come back. I was eating fast food everyday and a lot of it. but It took me a while to quit and I'm still struggling with the temptation. I understand her pleasure from it, but she needs to realize that you can get those same endorphines from healthier foods and more natural ways of getting those endorphines. she needs to look at healthy food as the good guy and fast food as the bad guy, same way with exercise. running/walking the good guy, laziness the bad guy. she can get the exact same feeling by eating healthy and exercise
She also twitches her nose and her eyes looks to the side when she takes a big...
I actually have a teacher who has the Shhh tic, she just says shhh at random times even when the room is quiet and she apologizes everytime.
You crave what you eat. If you are used to eating strawberries then you will crave them! I never was addicted to fast food or cigarettes so i cant see the appeal. I love bread, pasta any carby thing really and the only way for me to diet was a low carb diet. But i allow my self to eat healthy carbs like seeds, whole grain etc. The most important thing is that you must exercise letting yourself go. To try to have a meal with things you consider not so diet friendly in a normal amount. And the next day continue your life without feeling guilty. That way you dont feel like you are messing up. One day you eat some healthy treats and the other you go back to clean eating.
It's called addiction. I'm the same way but I don't put it in on camera. My brain is broken 😁
As a fat person currently losing weight, I am just so thankful that I was never addicted to fast food. My eating issues stemmed more from overeating regular foods or sweets that I had in the house for different emotional/psychological reasons. I like fast food as much as the average person and have it maybe twice a month. But I feel like it must be so much harder to change when not only do you have to learn to eat less, but also eat a COMPLETELY different diet. I hope she can get some help. Genuinely, my number one weight loss tip is to go to therapy.
Fully agree. I’m 258 pounds now. I overeat often. I know it’s terrible. I quit snacking between meals. If it happens it’s literally veggies. Like grab a carrot. I barely eat fast food in general. Like twice a year is the limit. On big road trips only. I prefer homemade stuff.
@@ninjaweretiger4273 hey there, i don't want to be nosy or anything, but if you overeat and feel full next morning, you can try fasting, for example for few hours 😊 Hope that helps
Same but I have never been more than 180 lbs
I love hearing fat people justifying their crappy living situations. All you’re doing is fishing for people to tell you “good for you!” All you want is praise and justification. FAT people is a group of people I have zero sympathy for. How about you stand up, and MOVE. MOVE YOUR BODY. Yes, put the burger down, and go take a walk. Probably something you never did before. MOVE!!!!!!
So thankful that you’re not addicted to fast food. But you’re still fat! 😂 so….your statement is utterly pointless! You see what I mean? Fatties love to justify and fish for any positive comments from society. Pathetic. 😂
Whenever I lose motivation I just watch fat acceptance cringe compilations, it always keeps me on track!
Underrated comment
Same.
Thanks man
Thanks for the suggestion ✌🏻
true whenever I lay in bed hungry af I watch mukbang 🤣🤣
The action below has helped me so so much. Example scenario - Im walking home from work and my mind starts thinking about all the potential food options I could pick up on the way for dinner.
I intently focus on what healthy option I already decided I would eat at home and keep redirecting my thoughts like my life depends on it. To make this easier, each weekend I update a list in my phone of the quick meals I can make with what food I already have that week. I also have categorized lists of the foods I have in the house, looking at that list and coming up with a new dinner option gives my brain something to focus on other than the junk food options
"fast food isn't your forbidden friend, it's your enemy"
you are so good at this. period.
edit: 6/6/22 thank you for the likes
I wish I could believe that. It's just not true for me
It's all about moderation. But I get what you mean
Yeah, when people say "fast food is like your friend"
Like bruh, how many of your friends try to kill you?
Yup! I remember after I made my lifestyle change and started eating strictly clean healthy foods I tried to eat a McDonald’s meal once and threw it up and broke out into hives immediately. Fast food definitely doesn’t belong in our bodies
@@eleanorcooke7136 2 if you count my gerbil
"What I eat is my business."
Fine. It's your business. Don't put it up on TH-cam then.
fr, I know her eating videos are her job but she sounds so entitled when she's the one eating all the junk
@Rebecca F. this is my issue with the thought of socialized healthcare. People dont do the basics to take care of themselves then resort to using your taxes
@@emajjabowen6748 That's horse shit and you're a horrible person.
@@pawssum nothing I said was a lie sooooo I’m not sure where your issue is.
@@emajjabowen6748 Firstly, taking care of other people's needs is exactly what a society/country IS, and is what taxes are FOR. If you don't like the thought of your hard earned tax dollars benefiting others, then I would suggest moving to an off-grid cottage in the woods, and stop using roads, 'PUBLIC' utilities (the clue is in the name), and the internet immediately (just for starters). Secondly, the entire concept of socialized medicine is that we value other people (and ourselves) enough where we find the idea of ANYONE (and their family) being financially ruined from a medical issue absolutely appalling. We find it SO appalling that it outweighs the concern of some small percentage of the population possibly defrauding the system or receiving care for issues that they are in some way (big or small) responsible for creating.