@@Rae_777 She was given a goal to lose 100 pounds and was already given a new diet plan by Dr. Now. She wasn't suppose be eating burgers at that point.
I go to the gym everyday and i see this man who is probably about 300-400 lbs and he has to use crutches to walk because of his weight but he gets dropped off everyday by one of those medical transportation they provide for people with disability just so he can work out. If theres a will, there is always a way. Theres no excuses.
I used to do this. I've had people this large. Their tissue is FULL OF EDEMA that when you put your hand on them your hand leaves an actual HANDPRINT while you are rolling the person. There's so much more to this than being overweight. There's yeast infection in the skin folds, there cellulitis and all sorts of issues
@@cristooreal7996 I had one 450 and I did him by myself, but I guess I can understand them not wanting to take any chances. I still can't help to think it's shock value for the show.
I agree and then there she is eating fast food after getting herself so big that she's in this situation how can she sit there and eat this food it's disgusting
I'm about 25 pounds overweight and I know it and I'm trying to lose it. I can't imagine being over 700 lbs. She's definitely her own worst enemy but everyone also enables her. I like this doctor.because he is very direct.
I’m probably like 20 pounds overweight. I used to be 35 pounds overweight. Just losing 15 pounds can make a great difference. I can’t imagine having to lose hundreds of pounds.
I'm in the same boat. I've cut out 95% of the fast food, eat more vegetables. I workout 3-4 times a week if not more. I'm getting there, but not at my goal yet. You being 25 lbs overweight isn't putting you at elevated risk for a heart attack. But diet and exercise will get you there.
Do intermittent fasting. Eat once a day all of your calories in one meal and fast for 24 hours between them. I can literally guarantee you'll lose the weight within a few weeks.
He is a national treasure. He tells it like it is, no sugar coating it. Anybody who subscribes to the ideology of “healthy at every size” or supports the fat acceptance movement should be mocked and jeered everywhere they go. You know most of those people would push a button that made them a healthy normal weight if they could. Same with all the fat influencers on toktik or whatever it is. Deep down, they are not happy. They would trade that weight with a healthy, normal weight individual any day of the week.
@julie Anne That wouldn’t help them because they aren’t learning a healthier lifestyle! Weight loss medication is a short term drug not a long term drug therefore as soon as they are pulled off the medication they have learned nothing and will just get right back to where they were! Also some of the patients are not eating just when hungry they eat even when not hungry so that wouldn’t really help! It’s like an Iv drug user it’s not only the actual drug, it’s the high they get even when just putting a needle in their arm so it’s not always the food alone, it’s the act of the motions! I agree 100% on depression medication
That would be the first thing that I would ask my dad to have his sister seen for obesity. But I feel disturbed to see how so much pain these obese patients go through. I am a huge fan of Dr. Now.
@@themudpit621 its called tough love. Yea he may cross the line but its because he knows these people will die if they don't change and has likely seen many of these people die so it can certainly be frustrating when they don't listen.
@@matthewmiksza5855 I heard somewhere that he started beingo so harsh because he had so many patients die. He decided to specialise in the severely obese, he wants to help them, and knows how to do it. These people are at death's door, and any life they have left will be in extreme agony and unable to do anything. He needs to make it clear that that is the case.
It’s utterly amazing just how much the human body can take without dying. How can she even be living right now? Why can’t they admit her and force her in a regulated diet at this point?
If a morbidly obese woman is forced to do the work, she will NOT have a new attitude for life and will just regain the weight when she goes home! She is maintained by enablers! They buy the cheeseburgers, fries, milkshakes, et al. Bad habits must be changed in the mind first!
@@dootdoot94xo44 I'm telling you that if you MAKE someone try to lose weight before they psychologically are into the life style change, they will only gain it back. It starts in the mind to want it. It's like any other addict. It's a total lifetime change.
Because hospitals are for physically sick people. They are not for people with mental or emotional disorders. They don’t have room for people who just need to be on a diet, something they can do at home. In most cases, insurance will not pay for you to lie in a hospital bed just to lose weight.
Everytime I see this doctor I just gain respect, you can tell he’s harsh because he has to be and he cares. He understands you can’t coddle them or they will die.
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Her getting into the hospital was heartbreaking. 740 lbs. 740 lbs of unprocessed trauma, and unchecked mental health issues. Plus she’s married to an enabler. So sad.
Dr. Now is a great doctor, straight to the point and being as sharp as possible. She's is just the worst patient ever, no effort, no commitment, just whining. Ugh....😫😩
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Robert Joseph no normal person gets to that point or chooses to get there, it’s a disease , these people don’t want to be that way but they are and they need help.
Food addiction is, in my and many other people's opinion, the worst addiction out there. Because you can completely stop taking drugs, drinking alcohol or gambling. But you have to eat, so you have to find a balance.
The husband as well as the family enabled her. So sad!! No wonder she got into the predicament that she currently got into with her health. I'm a woman of size. I've lost weight because of an eating disorder because I was over 200 pounds (I'm now somewhere in the 180's). This aside, this woman is looking at early death, Diabetic complications, etc. This doctor is definitely not messing about with telling her what things are in regard to her status. I definitely wish her well.
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Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?
Heart attacks aren't necessarily to do with weight. My Dad was a marathon runner, fit as a fiddle, had a massive heart attack too. Sometimes it just happens. (Don't run any marathons OK? Promise me!)
@@themudpit621 Yeah I think a ton of genetics. My neighbor got a clot in his leg and he was really fit and ran all the time. My best friend in the 80's had her dad die, and he was also very fit and always running. They tell us clots are from sitting/laying too much but in neither case were those people sitting as much as others.
The dad of my partner died at the age of 41 😢 he played a few sports and wasn't really overweight either. One day, he was playing with his friend, and his heart just stopped. No one knew what happened. No doctor could tell my darling what happened to his dad and why. He was just 6 years old when he had to let his dad go..
I always have been so confused about how anybody could get this huge. I went through a period of time where I was consistently gaining 2-3 pounds a month. One day I weighed in at 208. I don't know why it was that particular number, but that was the point where I was just like "That's it. No more. I refuse to ever see any number higher than 208 on this scale" I like to say that 208 was my, "Oh hell naw!" weight. I refused to gain another ounce. So with these people it's like okay, I understand getting caught up with life and getting careless with calorie intake and lazy about exercise and I know weight can creep up on someone. But 600? At 300 you didn't say, "Whoa. 300?! Holy shit, I need to get ahold of this!" At 400? 500? Like damn, you can gain faster than most people realize but it had to take a long time to get up that high. At no point did you think it was getting out of hand? Like why do they wait until they are so fat that they can't stand up? Baffling.
@@MeganVictoriaKearns there are multiple reasons as to why someone can get like this, but id say the main ones are mindsets, mental health (including food addiction, ed / disordered eating) and genetics. the list goes on.
@@ciara6279 I went to my doctor about my weight and was also referred to a therapist and nutritionist. And I was receiving SSI disability at the time due to a back injury. Therefore my insurance came from the government just like these people so they have all of this help at their disposal just like I did. I had gotten up to 200lbs because the back injury led to a very sedintary lifestyle. With the help and programs I'm back down to 130 lbs and am working again in the ER. So yes it's mental but there's help out there.
I have seen that a lot of people do not understand what she have meant by "taking a break" She meant it by emotionally. Food addiction usually starts when there are overwhelming amount of negative emotions in a person's life that are constantly around. They are either very sad or very angry all the time or the mix of both. This is what most commonly trauma does. So to basically save themselves from breaking down mentally they try to distract themselves with something. She was in stress and in pain and the only way she can release that(she was not thought of anything else, not shown a good example or guided) is that she eats. This is what she meant by "taking a break". Taking a break mentally from the suffering. She is distracting herself. But the bad thing is that she is doing it in a way that not just not helps but slowly kills her.
@@kiddomoroll I know they see therapists after surgery. Most bariatric surgery requires psychiatric exam before surgery to determine if the individual is able to be compliant with self care for the rest of their lives. Counseling should be done beforehand to work out WHY people are overeating to this extent. It’s usually sexual abuse for women. Broken families also contribute to this self destructive behavior.
@@kimberlyeder4162 You get a ton of protein from tempeh and soy, milk has been proven to be bad for you and corn is not good when everything is made from corn.
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For food addicted people their insulin levels skyrocket and then fall sharply as it would during a famine. Their body screams, "I'm starving!!!!". I have been there. Now that I eat whole foods plant based unprocessed with no added fat, no sugar, no salt I never experience that outrageous hunger. It is an amazing transformation in my life. Processed foods no longer scream my name
"I think I'm holding up ok. I'm in pain but I'm managing it for now. I just needed to stop and eat, and take a break for a minute. But I know we still have a long way to go. So I just need to try to pace myself." This sounds like something someone running a gruelling ultra marathon would say, not someone sat in the back of a minivan on a road trip.
First thing I thought when I heard it. She's not moving so there's no "stopping" since her body is not in motion. Plus if you're in that much pain you wouldn't stop and eat, you'd eat while driving to lessen the amount of time you're on the road.
I was listening to this without looking at the video and I thought this was someone doing a strenuous triathlon or other physical task. When I looked down and saw a woman being transported like she's an animal, I was so surprised and I feel so bad for her. This is not the quality of life anyone deserves
One day I wonder if this will be classified as some sort of psychiatric condition and people will get scheduled for it. It’s like the inverse of anorexia, some people can’t do what they need to do on their own. I mean at 3:35 there are at least 8 staff needed to move her!! This poor lady :(
@@mp5249 yes binge eating disorder exists, my thought was wondering in future if people will be treated involuntarily inpatient for it. For example, “bmi over 100? That’s it, you’re being scheduled, you can’t control it on your own and are going to die.” That doesn’t seem to be happening, ever, if these shows are anything to go by.
Food addiction doesn't have its name for nothing. My weight problems never got this extreme, but I do know what it's like to be morbidly obese at a young age, get sick and tired of having problems doing very physical things and feeling blah as a result, lose 82 pounds on my own, go through a horrible weight gain after losing my mom and 3 other relatives in a four-month span, and now make the decision to get extra help losing that weight again as my body hasn't been responding to the same changes I made before. These problems often do come with emotional baggage that lead to a long string of bad health-altering choices and believe me when I tell you it's a lifelong fight to get better and stay better. My heart does go out to people who go through this and take up that fight no matter the cost.
I’m 6 feet two and down to 185 pounds after being 275 pounds, and there are still times I feel like I’m gross and not meeting my fitness goals got my heart set on 160 I’m going to reach it. Watching videos like this keeps me motivated to keep trying
I think so, when I made it to 183 I decided to stop and go to strength training now. I got a lot of insecurities about how I think I look, and me not being attractive. Going to the gym and constantly doing strength training helps push those insecurities away. now the goal is to get lean and get a six pack. Got my heart to reach that in the next two years.
@@AnalystManIssac I believe in you dude! I’m slightly overweight at 5’4” (f) and I wanna be more fit myself. Don’t let those insecurities control you either. Do it for you and nobody else. You’re gonna feel so much better and fresh physically, even aside from just looking better.
She had the 3rd highest BMI ever on the show. There have been 115-ish people so far and out of all 115 she's #3. (BMI is a score calculated from a person's weight relative to their height. So if you have 2 people who are both exactly 600lbs, but 1 person is 6 feet tall while the other is 5 feet 6 inches tall, the 5'6" person would have a higher BMI. Even though both are 600lbs.) Shannon's BMI was like 139, I believe. Fun fact for anyone who cares: the honor of the highest BMI in "My 600 Pound Life" history goes to season 8's Joyce Del Viscovo. At the start of her episode, Joyce weighed in at an unbelievable 758lbs at a height of just 4 feet 11 inches. Her BMI was 160. Sean Milliken was #2. His highest weight was 1,003lbs.
@@applexd5590 A BMI of 20-25 is considered healthy. 26-30 is overweight. 31-40 is obese. 41+ is morbidly obese. These scores apply to all heights, as you have to include someone's height AND weight to get the BMI score. There are BMI calculators all over the internet. Just search for one and input your height / weight info.
Her eyes look very sick too, like she's going diabetically blind. Imagine being at the point where the doctor says "you've put on so much weight, your body is running out of places to store the fat"! It's a very sad addiction.
Dr. Now is straight forward. I need doctors like this instead of giving me the runaround. I'm no where near as big as these people but he tells them what they need to do an doesn't take any excuses.
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I always think about this, how do these people eat as much as 3 people do per day? How many people could that save? Could they save themselves? Their community? Its all so much to think about
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Im 125 KG and and 185 CM, and allready starting to struggle with sinple stuff. Wiping my ASS and put on sock is hard :) So daaaaamn this lady must have a horrible life....
I feel your pain ! Got hit by a car at work , I now suffer chronic pain and I don't move well ! My waist was 29 but thats now wasted. Lol . Protein shakes help alot . Being heavy sucks
My feelings on this is what it is. It's only my opinion. But, I too am a woman of size. I was close to 300. Now I'm closer to 200. When I see these people that have grown so big. With all their excuses of why they got like this. I look at the enablers that are giving them this all this bad food and not encouraging them to eat better! If this is such a serious condition for these people, it should be against the law to encourage them. Because it's helping them kill themselves slowly. I look at the enablers and they're the ones that piss me off!
The patient is a bigger problem than the enabler. No one is forcing her to eat this food.. She says she pesters her husband until he gives in. This shows that he isn't on board with her poor eating habits but is caving to her manipulative tactics after much pressure. If SHE would commit to the plan, the others would most likely follow her lead. You can't help someone who's not ready to be helped and you cannot want it for them more than they want it for themselves.
@@jsmith5509 The enablers aren't the source of the problem, but they do play a role in that they make a bad situation even worse. These people are addicts. Like all addicts, if someone refuses to enable them to get their fix, they won't suddenly stop being an addict. They'll just find someone else to help them. So yes, the enablers play a part in the toxic situation, but the enabler choosing to stop enabling the addict won't change the addict. The 600+ pound person is who has to change.
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I could never imagine weighing over 700 lbs. I weighed almost 180 when I delivered my son. I was so uncomfortable at that point. She's crying because her body hurts but, she continues to eat junk food.🤷🏻♀️
Same! I was always 130-135 before my daughter. I gained 48 lbs pregnant, just eating everything I wanted. My doctor even made a joke that my baby doesn’t want to come out because I keep feeding her 😂 but I was soooo uncomfortable. I can’t imagine being even 200 lbs. I know when I’m getting heavy because it hurts my feet.
Addiction. When drug users continue to use them while they piss blood and they know. It is not a what they chose. They are suffering from a serious problem that chased them into addictions. They are trying to distract themselves from it while running towards another way of death. It is a death trap and it needs to be treated as soon as possible.
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I was about 12 kgs overweight in 2014. I was told i would never have a baby (pcos). The weight gain was due to me being on mood stabilisers and antidepressants which triggered over eating and over the years I developed BED which I struggled with even now. I was also a pre diabetic. I went keto , lifting weights. 7 years later, I have a 3 year old toddler, my blood sugar is normal and I have managed to keep most of the weight off ( i have the pregnancy fat which I am in the process of losing) but for the most part, I am doing well though I have binges now and then when I have depressive episodes. What I want to say is, its how bad you want to get better. If I can do it , these people can too.
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It’s so aggravating to see so many people not do, or even try to do, that Dr. Now tells them. Then when they don’t lose weight, they insist they don’t know why they haven’t. 😑
When he told her your 739 pounds and she makes that face and starts crying girl stop it u wasn't crying when u was dogging that chicken sandwich in back of the Van on your way there. Then got the nerve to say u don't know whats going on when he asking u whats going on with u y u gaining all that weight u know damn y all that damn food u eating!!!
Serious question. How does someone this large go to the toilet in a trip like this. Must be hard enough in a house but on the road must be damn near impossible.
Very sad, the things that hold us back, mostly our own selves, our own psyche, we let it build up for years on end, building our own prisons. I have mental illness, that is my prison.
@@droo3010 She's the problem. The enabler makes things much worse, but the addict is the problem. If the enabler quits what they're doing, the addict won't magically stop being an addict. They'll just find another enabler. They have to stop. This is coming from me, an addict in recovery. (Not a food addict to be clear, but we're all pretty much the same regardless of what we're addicted to.)
@@MeganVictoriaKearns you can't focus on her addiction when u have a enabler feeding her 8 burgers for breakfast .. That guy can literally stop her from eating and make her starve in the bed. She can't stand or even bend down to pickup a cellphone . She can't walk to the doorbell to get delivery . She can't do shit at this point . The enabler is the main problem rigth now. When u get rid of the enabler, then u can focus on the addiction. He holding her back from losing weight . Would u give ur husband poison that kills him if he was addicted to it
It's difficult to understand why someone would enable someone they claim to love to destroy their life. Loving someone requires discipline like your children. You have to be able to say no.
I'll tell you what angers me about these patients they say they'll do anything they have to no they won't they won't go on a diet they won't count calories they want everybody to wait on and I'm sorry but this lady weighs 700 and 38 pounds now didn't she realize!!!! stop eating 🙀😳🙀😳🙀😳🙀😳 The problem is when these large patients go in the hospital one person can't move around a person that weighs that much takes a whole team😥😥 I'm sorry you need some damn self-control They should not burden their families because they don't want to put down the fork!!!! 😑😑😑
And most of the time their families are full on enablers, or dependent on the person (Ie a teenage daughter) and are therefore forced to give them food. It's sad
This, sadly, is what true addiction looks like. You know what you're doing is killing you, and that every time you succumb to your addiction you're sliding that little bit closer to your own death. You know what you need to do to stop, and you desperately want to beat your addiction and live a normal, healthy life again - for you AND your loved ones. But when those cravings kick in, they shut all of your logical brain down and you can't think past the moment you get that addictive substance into your body, to quieten down the demons screaming for it in your head. The logical brain only comes back online once that's happened - and then it's too late, the damage is done. And all you've got left is to hope and pray you can be stronger the next time - without much evidence to suggest you can.
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Dr. Now, you are I in a million! I mean that. Your compassion to help people is so unusual, while many people want to, they just can't help her, or anyone, for that matter. Thank you 😊 💓 from the bottom of our hearts.
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@@dr.christopherjohnson9803 I am from Chicago, 73 years old. I have a whole lot of respect for dr. Now, not many, if any would take this task on. He really wants me help them, God bless him.
@@dolorestate6599 Hi Dolores, it's my pleasure to meet you here, and am very happy. How's Chicago? I so much love Chicago because it's such a beautiful city
@@dolorestate6599 I was in Illinois two years ago at a health conference with some top doctors due to Covid and though I didn’t have enough time to move around the beautiful cities of Illinois and I will love to visit anytime soon with my son Isaac. How long have you been living in Illinois if you don't mind me asking?
I was 186 at 4'11 which is HEAVY. I noticed that turning to wipe my butt was uncomfortable and that broke my heart. Then my doctor told me I was pre-diabetic and after 20 years of wanting to loose weight it finally clicked. I dont know how or what but it finally stuck and I lost 70lbs. I work my butt off everyday to keep that weight from coming back. It isnt easy at all but it is possible.
It's pretty easy to slowly gain 25-30lbs. I cannot wrap my mind around the fact that these patients don't recognize the warning signs of becoming completely immobile. I actually think this type of thing is happening more and more often because you can live your entire life inside your home. Anything you want is delivered to your door
Everything but the will to live. My biggest problem when it comes to the patients is, in the beginning they always says Dr. Now is gonna give them surgery and that's how they're gonna lose weight. They just expect to go and get a date and it's like no, this us a process and you are not fit. They recognize the warning signs they just want others to fix the issue so they can get what they want. That's why they get so upset at first check up because they thought dr. Now would just take any old progress and see that it's "not working" and opt for surgery instead. I feel bad up until a point. The trauma in their childhood years is never their fault, and I mean that, but what they do as conscious adults is just that, conscious. For 15 years they say they can't take it and they don't want their children to get the bad habits but it's far too late. This show reminds me that I'm the only person that can make my life more positive and everyone else is just support and a resource at times.
I rarely hear Dr. Now talk about Diabeteswith these patients. They don't need amputations or go blind. It's amazing to me that some bodies are able to get to 700lbs without getting diabetes. I'm 20 pounds over weight and my blood sugar is up. I have low blood pressure, good cholesterol levels, no drinking, no smoking, I don't get it.
Check out some lectures by Dr. Lustig.. theres some very interesting theories about super morbid obesity and having funny enough a very healthy and adaptable endocrine system. Its pretty much that simple, they are so good at efficiently and safely storing fat that they can get way larger and for longer than other people.
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Because when you are super obese your skin is fragile and you need soft surfaces with special cushioning. Skin shear is extremely painful. Also you can develop blood clots from immobility. The weight of your own body is extremely painful too. When I am thin usually nothing hurts. When I am 300 pounds + everything hurts even sitting/standing.
Having MS has limited my ability to go many places, like I did before my diagnosis. But I can’t imagine being trapped in a large body that isn’t able to do anything. It’s very sad.
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I think she had more than one sandwich because she said she'd start with the chicken sandwich first and than pace herself because there was a long ride yet.
I'm not being mean, I'm honestly curious. How is laying on a mattress in the back of a vehicle for 8 hours different from laying in your bed at home for 8 hours?
Because of the actual ride. Her weight is pressing down on her bones and organs, and with bumps the weight shifts from one place to another and it starts to hurt. At least that's what I think it is.
What a cruel disease. It blows my mind that there are people out there claiming that obesity is not a medical condition when there are people like her suffering and dying from obesity. The worst part is that she did this to herself. It's heartbreaking
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Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?
No, it's an illness that needs sympathy but firmness, it's the same as a drug or drink addict, there's usually an underlying cause. It's so sad, I'm fascinated by the disease and watch these to learn as I want to help people in this type of situation.
I'm 57, 5ft 10inches and weight 288lbs. Never have I ever been this heavy. I get it I'm not close to this lady, but I do no how much pressure and pain my knees feel. I want to say I get a fraction of what these people are going through. A FRACTION. I don't want to ever get to a point were I'm almost to heavy to loose or want to loose weight. My heart goes out to these people, it makes me want to cry.
I noticed those weird facial expressions too. How sad it is to think those people with her didn’t buy her a salad, but more junk food to cause her additional suffering on the way. Her driver will be in that hospital himself in the coming years.
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Food addiction is a terrible thing. The fact that someone can eat themselves to over 700lbs and not be able to stop or want to change their lifestyle because it would mean denying themselves the thing they rely on for everything... it must be so hard to successfully come back from that. God bless Dr Now, he should be enjoying his retirement in a blinged out mansion but he's going to be tending to these people til he croaks.
I'm seeing a dangerous number of comments mentioning "food addiction" lately. There's no such thing. These people use eating as a habit to try to feel better, but there is no actual addiction here. If food was an addictive substance, all humans would be badly addicted because it is a necessity we eat daily to survive. Which would instantly form addiction. This person just has a really bad habit of eating a lot, and she eats when she feels bad, but she is not suffering from an "addiction" and she won't have cold sweats, shakes, and withdrawals if she eats less food, nor will she go through anything a substance abusive person would go through. She uses food as a crutch and an excuse for her depression.
@@wesleyorange8133 There literally is food addiction - but it's an addiction to eating. To the feeling you get when you're full, sated, getting the sugar or fats you crave.
@@empty-sky A craving is not an addiction. Addiction comes with serious side effects and major withdrawal symptoms. You can want sugary fatty foods and soda really really bad, but you aren't going to suffer headaches, fatigue, cold sweats, delirium, shaking, etc. if you instead eat a chicken salad and drink a lemon water. There's literally no such thing as food addiction.
@@empty-sky Caffeine is a literal drug my man. And plenty of people can get sugar from fruits but uh... Where are al the badly addicted to fruit videos? lol They don't exist because again, these people just overeat because they give in to cravings. They aren't physically or mentally addicted.
Please do not attack me. But this is also a nationality problem. We just do not have cases like this in Croatia. Just don’t. Fat people here weigh maximum of like 150-200 kg and that is really obese here. Please don’t think I am nationalistic I just want to tell you is something wrong in your food culture and system. This gave me goosebumps. I am shocked
I feel angry with close family members of these extremely overweight people who give in so easily and supply them with any food they ask for! Always fried,fattening stuff….I say close family members, but I did see one person ordering huge takeaway orders that were delivered to their beds! It’s either comfort eating, or something in their brains telling they HAVE TO eat like this….it’s sad because at early stages when still mobile they could have had the motivation to walk more….now they are too large to even safely have surgery to remove some body mass or gastric band etc, as I’m sure the anaesthetist would refuse to give aesthetic in case they died during surgery . It will be extremely costly, but the option left is to keep them in medical care on the correct diet, and where they cannot access the fat Foods they always want…families will not be allowed to smuggle food in. It must be very frustrating for the medical people, who can get these patients to lose weight in their care, but know as soon as they leave they will head for McDonald’s etc. such a dilemma. But obviously this ladies heart won’t last the strain much longer…very sad.
Did she say, "take a break and pace myself"? She's just laying there. She's not driving. She didn't even try to readjust how she was laying, didn't bother to sit up or anything. I'm learned today that I have undefined class 3 obesity with a 36 inch waist but I have a BMI of 47.6 and I am 313 pounds as of today. So, I am no small woman. Anyway, how did she need a break when she didn't even...just...ugh!
The hospital scene makes me cringe. When I had heart surgery it took two nurses to lift me onto the bed and one to help me turn over. I would feel like such a burden if it took 8 people to move me.
What exactly is she taking a break from? What is she pacing herself for? All she’s doing is riding and annoying her husband and father. She claims she can’t do very much but when they pull into a fast food parking lot she sure does perk up enough to order a few combos! Why can’t she order one oversized combo and call it a day? There’s no way I would look at my body transforming like this and continue to eat the way she does. If she skipped just one of her nine meals per day it would at least be a starting point and she would start losing weight.
Bless that medical staff and medical workers everywhere for moving the bodies that can't move on their own. During the pandemic, many intubated and sedated patients in the intensive care unit were regularly flipped in order to help with pulmonary secretions and airflow - it's backbreaking and sometimes very risky work.
I watch these to remind me where I was..that I dont have to be like that..and to keep working at making good choices. Even vegetables aren't always good..we need better education. 120 lbs down. 50 to go.
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She's being transported in the back of a car and the person driving her gets her a burger?! No, absolutely not. Even fast food places have salads etc.
Homies gotta eat!
McDonald's pulled salads out of their restaurants nationwide. Grocery stores all have washed, bagged salads ...
I think that’s the point. She wouldn’t be on this show if she ever ate salads.
You must be a new viewer
@@Rae_777 She was given a goal to lose 100 pounds and was already given a new diet plan by Dr. Now. She wasn't suppose be eating burgers at that point.
I go to the gym everyday and i see this man who is probably about 300-400 lbs and he has to use crutches to walk because of his weight but he gets dropped off everyday by one of those medical transportation they provide for people with disability just so he can work out. If theres a will, there is always a way. Theres no excuses.
I see a woman in a wheelchair cat my gym
So all those hours what about bathroom?
@@dr.christopherjohnson9803 a w jakiej dziedzinie jestes doktorem, jesli moge zapytac.
@@dr.christopherjohnson9803 a o czym mamy rozmawiac? Ja nie jestem grubasem.
@@annag.538 👋👋👋
This is the doctor Tammy from the 1000lb sisters should have. He’s straight to the point, no mucking about.
I said the same thing....
Tammy would have eaten Dr. Now alive with a side of mashed potatoes and gravy.
@@scottakanumba1heathen379 Or Dr. Now would’ve turned her away after failing 5 times
I think she had him before but he let her go
Scott 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It should never take a team of CNAs and nurses to clean and change a patient. This is insane.
I've had many patients almost 300 lbs. And I've done them by myself 😅not quite 600 lbs but still big
I used to do this. I've had people this large. Their tissue is FULL OF EDEMA that when you put your hand on them your hand leaves an actual HANDPRINT while you are rolling the person. There's so much more to this than being overweight. There's yeast infection in the skin folds, there cellulitis and all sorts of issues
I counted seven people. I am a funeral director in NYC and I have had a handful of people this size.
@@cristooreal7996 I had one 450 and I did him by myself, but I guess I can understand them not wanting to take any chances. I still can't help to think it's shock value for the show.
I agree and then there she is eating fast food after getting herself so big that she's in this situation how can she sit there and eat this food it's disgusting
I'm about 25 pounds overweight and I know it and I'm trying to lose it. I can't imagine being over 700 lbs. She's definitely her own worst enemy but everyone also enables her. I like this doctor.because he is very direct.
@Bruhsville Inc. Lol 25 pounds OVERWEIGHT 😂 meaning they weight 25 pounds more than they should
I’m probably like 20 pounds overweight. I used to be 35 pounds overweight. Just losing 15 pounds can make a great difference. I can’t imagine having to lose hundreds of pounds.
I'm in the same boat. I've cut out 95% of the fast food, eat more vegetables. I workout 3-4 times a week if not more. I'm getting there, but not at my goal yet. You being 25 lbs overweight isn't putting you at elevated risk for a heart attack. But diet and exercise will get you there.
@Bruhsville Inc. HOW FKN STOOID R U?? The broad SAID "I'm 25lbs FAT(overweight)Apparently you don't COMPREHEND very well, huh🥴🤪😲😩
Do intermittent fasting. Eat once a day all of your calories in one meal and fast for 24 hours between them. I can literally guarantee you'll lose the weight within a few weeks.
She knows exactly what she's doing and doesn't want to stop eating..Dr Now is such a wonderful doctor! ❤️
He is a national treasure. He tells it like it is, no sugar coating it. Anybody who subscribes to the ideology of “healthy at every size” or supports the fat acceptance movement should be mocked and jeered everywhere they go. You know most of those people would push a button that made them a healthy normal weight if they could. Same with all the fat influencers on toktik or whatever it is. Deep down, they are not happy. They would trade that weight with a healthy, normal weight individual any day of the week.
its not easy going on a diet when you have a huge appetitte all the time. its the hardest thing to do in this world
@@robertosso5210 I think they should be given medication for depression and for appetite
@julie Anne That wouldn’t help them because they aren’t learning a healthier lifestyle! Weight loss medication is a short term drug not a long term drug therefore as soon as they are pulled off the medication they have learned nothing and will just get right back to where they were! Also some of the patients are not eating just when hungry they eat even when not hungry so that wouldn’t really help! It’s like an Iv drug user it’s not only the actual drug, it’s the high they get even when just putting a needle in their arm so it’s not always the food alone, it’s the act of the motions! I agree 100% on depression medication
That would be the first thing that I would ask my dad to have his sister seen for obesity. But I feel disturbed to see how so much pain these obese patients go through. I am a huge fan of Dr. Now.
"Stop and take a break and eat a little?" She's literally sitting in the back of the van. That's it.
My thoughts exactly!!!😐🙄🙄🙄😏😏
It's when they take pain meds and the sugar helps buzz them out.
It’s very hard to explain to anyone about the impact of chronic pain. Yes, even being in a car can be very very painful after a long time.
@@tictactoe325 she'll be in pain until she makes changes that contribute to the reason she's in pain.
@@SunRise-lr7ch yep. that’s the sad truth
Dr. Now is compassionate but firm. He is a good man. ❤
He's a bit of a prick though sometimes lol. But yeah, he's got a good heart.
@@themudpit621 its called tough love. Yea he may cross the line but its because he knows these people will die if they don't change and has likely seen many of these people die so it can certainly be frustrating when they don't listen.
@@matthewmiksza5855 I heard somewhere that he started beingo so harsh because he had so many patients die. He decided to specialise in the severely obese, he wants to help them, and knows how to do it.
These people are at death's door, and any life they have left will be in extreme agony and unable to do anything. He needs to make it clear that that is the case.
@@Yetaxa exactly. He’s treating it as a life or death situation which it is.
It’s utterly amazing just how much the human body can take without dying. How can she even be living right now? Why can’t they admit her and force her in a regulated diet at this point?
If a morbidly obese woman is forced to do the work, she will NOT have a new attitude for life and will just regain the weight when she goes home! She is maintained by enablers! They buy the cheeseburgers, fries, milkshakes, et al. Bad habits must be changed in the mind first!
@@dootdoot94xo44 I'm telling you that if you MAKE someone try to lose weight before they psychologically are into the life style change, they will only gain it back. It starts in the mind to want it. It's like any other addict. It's a total lifetime change.
How does Any1 allow ur weight get to this size. She has to help herself. No1 can doit 4 her but the pple feeding her r also at fault. Sad Sinatra
Because hospitals are for physically sick people. They are not for people with mental or emotional disorders. They don’t have room for people who just need to be on a diet, something they can do at home. In most cases, insurance will not pay for you to lie in a hospital bed just to lose weight.
@@lessehead admit her to a facility, not a regular hospital.
Everytime I see this doctor I just gain respect, you can tell he’s harsh because he has to be and he cares. He understands you can’t coddle them or they will die.
“I’m in so much pain” as she is stuffing her face with a greasy cheese 🍔..
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agree with you
I mean chronic pain is an issue. I know a few people with that. But idk if that’s her problem.
they did not sshow it but i bet she atr more than a chicken sandwich. i bet she fussed until her husband got her fries too,
She probably had more than one! One doesn’t get you to that size
I weigh about 175 which is the most I have ever weighed- I swear this show always gets me more motivated with my diet and exercise
The most I weighted was 190lbs and now I weigh 125-128
Using the show for motivation also!
I'd suggest checking out "superfat vs super skinny". Really puts the diet into prospective.
Girl me too, I be watching this when I start to lose control and discipline with myself 😅
Me to honey
"Well what's de issue wit you?... You said dat two munts ago..."
Love Doctor N. No sugar coating.
Haha nice translation i could hear his voice as I read what you wrote 😂
You lose turdy pound.
I read it just like him I’m crying 😭 😆
I also hear a Dr. Now voice as I am reading that. So it the show coming back, or not? Does anyone know?
Her getting into the hospital was heartbreaking. 740 lbs. 740 lbs of unprocessed trauma, and unchecked mental health issues. Plus she’s married to an enabler. So sad.
Well said!
The thing is there’s a lot of good books out there. You don’t need a therapist if you have books and honesty
@@M_SC that’s right , just plain laziness
Why is it sad? Does she seem sad to you, when she's moaning about her pain while stuffing her face?
Idk how he can say he loves her and continue to enable her literal death.
Dr. Now is a great doctor, straight to the point and being as sharp as possible. She's is just the worst patient ever, no effort, no commitment, just whining. Ugh....😫😩
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Food addiction is a rough deal.
Especially when you have a husband who overfeeds you instead of supporting her loss
People choose to let themselves get that big
@@robertjoseph5206 Its called an addiction robert they cant control it im not saying its not bad but they cant help themselves
Robert Joseph no normal person gets to that point or chooses to get there, it’s a disease , these people don’t want to be that way but they are and they need help.
Food addiction is, in my and many other people's opinion, the worst addiction out there. Because you can completely stop taking drugs, drinking alcohol or gambling. But you have to eat, so you have to find a balance.
The husband as well as the family enabled her. So sad!! No wonder she got into the predicament that she currently got into with her health. I'm a woman of size. I've lost weight because of an eating disorder because I was over 200 pounds (I'm now somewhere in the 180's). This aside, this woman is looking at early death, Diabetic complications, etc. This doctor is definitely not messing about with telling her what things are in regard to her status. I definitely wish her well.
Nah don’t coddle her ; this is absolutely 100% her fault and people like this LOVE playing the victim any chance they get.
look how u made it all about u
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It is her fault ..she's stuffing her face while moaning about pain
Good for you ❤ Sincerely I wish you continued success 🎉
She's definitely her own worst enemy. 😢
Sometimes it gets like that
That's all addiction.
@@mp5249 unfortunately food addiction is not treated like a drug or alcohol addiction and not taken seriously
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i feel for her family
Her skin is so stretched that she has 2 inch pores on her legs. Crazy.
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Look how wide she is.
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@@dr.christopherjohnson9803My name is Bobbert Robert
I was 165lbs and had a massive heart attack. Can't understand how people like her stay alive. Hope she gets better.
I hope you’re doing okay!
Heart attacks aren't necessarily to do with weight. My Dad was a marathon runner, fit as a fiddle, had a massive heart attack too. Sometimes it just happens. (Don't run any marathons OK? Promise me!)
@@themudpit621 Yeah I think a ton of genetics. My neighbor got a clot in his leg and he was really fit and ran all the time. My best friend in the 80's had her dad die, and he was also very fit and always running. They tell us clots are from sitting/laying too much but in neither case were those people sitting as much as others.
It's incredible what the human body can withstand
The dad of my partner died at the age of 41 😢 he played a few sports and wasn't really overweight either.
One day, he was playing with his friend, and his heart just stopped. No one knew what happened. No doctor could tell my darling what happened to his dad and why.
He was just 6 years old when he had to let his dad go..
I couldn't imagine getting to this point! I have a line with my weight that I won't let myself go over.
I always have been so confused about how anybody could get this huge. I went through a period of time where I was consistently gaining 2-3 pounds a month. One day I weighed in at 208. I don't know why it was that particular number, but that was the point where I was just like "That's it. No more. I refuse to ever see any number higher than 208 on this scale" I like to say that 208 was my, "Oh hell naw!" weight. I refused to gain another ounce.
So with these people it's like okay, I understand getting caught up with life and getting careless with calorie intake and lazy about exercise and I know weight can creep up on someone. But 600? At 300 you didn't say, "Whoa. 300?! Holy shit, I need to get ahold of this!" At 400? 500? Like damn, you can gain faster than most people realize but it had to take a long time to get up that high. At no point did you think it was getting out of hand? Like why do they wait until they are so fat that they can't stand up? Baffling.
@@MeganVictoriaKearns there are multiple reasons as to why someone can get like this, but id say the main ones are mindsets, mental health (including food addiction, ed / disordered eating) and genetics. the list goes on.
Nah fr this is just gross but I like the progress they make
These people are sick. Be grateful we have the control they don’t
@@ciara6279 I went to my doctor about my weight and was also referred to a therapist and nutritionist. And I was receiving SSI disability at the time due to a back injury. Therefore my insurance came from the government just like these people so they have all of this help at their disposal just like I did. I had gotten up to 200lbs because the back injury led to a very sedintary lifestyle. With the help and programs I'm back down to 130 lbs and am working again in the ER. So yes it's mental but there's help out there.
I have seen that a lot of people do not understand what she have meant by "taking a break"
She meant it by emotionally.
Food addiction usually starts when there are overwhelming amount of negative emotions in a person's life that are constantly around. They are either very sad or very angry all the time or the mix of both.
This is what most commonly trauma does.
So to basically save themselves from breaking down mentally they try to distract themselves with something. She was in stress and in pain and the only way she can release that(she was not thought of anything else, not shown a good example or guided) is that she eats.
This is what she meant by "taking a break". Taking a break mentally from the suffering. She is distracting herself. But the bad thing is that she is doing it in a way that not just not helps but slowly kills her.
Only give her salad and water. And the occasional fruit for dessert. It's not like she's gonna chase you if you deny her junk food.
Protein is necessary, good fats, vegetables, nut milk, low carb tortillas
Psychiatric evaluation FIRST. No one gets this big because they like food.
@@kimberlyeder4162 a lot of these patients are required to see therapists as well
@@kiddomoroll I know they see therapists after surgery. Most bariatric surgery requires psychiatric exam before surgery to determine if the individual is able to be compliant with self care for the rest of their lives. Counseling should be done beforehand to work out WHY people are overeating to this extent. It’s usually sexual abuse for women. Broken families also contribute to this self destructive behavior.
@@kimberlyeder4162 You get a ton of protein from tempeh and soy, milk has been proven to be bad for you and corn is not good when everything is made from corn.
At this point, she can’t feed herself. So the people feeding her need to stop. It must be terribly humiliating to live like that.
It’s actually really sad
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Yet the humiliation isn’t enough motivation for these people to change things.
I always wonder how the heck the afford all that food.
You notice they are always in pain and starving.
For food addicted people their insulin levels skyrocket and then fall sharply as it would during a famine. Their body screams, "I'm starving!!!!". I have been there. Now that I eat whole foods plant based unprocessed with no added fat, no sugar, no salt I never experience that outrageous hunger. It is an amazing transformation in my life. Processed foods no longer scream my name
To happy cook . 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They always say they're "at their limit". Usually after a very lengthy 8 seconds of extreme exercise, you know like standing up.
lol that's funny
@@cindywong9841 They might be hungry but they are a long ways from starving.
"I think I'm holding up ok. I'm in pain but I'm managing it for now. I just needed to stop and eat, and take a break for a minute. But I know we still have a long way to go. So I just need to try to pace myself."
This sounds like something someone running a gruelling ultra marathon would say, not someone sat in the back of a minivan on a road trip.
Thank you!!
First thing I thought when I heard it. She's not moving so there's no "stopping" since her body is not in motion. Plus if you're in that much pain you wouldn't stop and eat, you'd eat while driving to lessen the amount of time you're on the road.
LOL
Well said
I was listening to this without looking at the video and I thought this was someone doing a strenuous triathlon or other physical task. When I looked down and saw a woman being transported like she's an animal, I was so surprised and I feel so bad for her. This is not the quality of life anyone deserves
One day I wonder if this will be classified as some sort of psychiatric condition and people will get scheduled for it. It’s like the inverse of anorexia, some people can’t do what they need to do on their own. I mean at 3:35 there are at least 8 staff needed to move her!! This poor lady :(
Food addiction is a mental health disorder. Where you been?
@@mp5249 yes binge eating disorder exists, my thought was wondering in future if people will be treated involuntarily inpatient for it. For example, “bmi over 100? That’s it, you’re being scheduled, you can’t control it on your own and are going to die.” That doesn’t seem to be happening, ever, if these shows are anything to go by.
@@thchai how does one reach a bmi over 100? I think it would be a little too late at that point lol
@@mndiec The Schenee episode instead of just saying the weight Dr Now said the bmi. Her bmi was 123 and she was walking and driving!
@@thchai you’re right. I confused BMI with body fat percentage
She's in pain.... but she's stuffing her mouth😟
FACT BIG FACTS
But the enabler is giving her a big hamburger sandwich while she's laying in the back of the van 😲🙄🫢☹️😔😠👎
I know she look like she's so relieved while eating that sandwich like she just took a nice pain reliever in the form of a 🥪🤔☹️🫣
I thought the same thing
I've heard so many of them say they're in pain and food eases the pain. Holy shit! Did they just solve the opioid crisis?!?
Food addiction doesn't have its name for nothing. My weight problems never got this extreme, but I do know what it's like to be morbidly obese at a young age, get sick and tired of having problems doing very physical things and feeling blah as a result, lose 82 pounds on my own, go through a horrible weight gain after losing my mom and 3 other relatives in a four-month span, and now make the decision to get extra help losing that weight again as my body hasn't been responding to the same changes I made before. These problems often do come with emotional baggage that lead to a long string of bad health-altering choices and believe me when I tell you it's a lifelong fight to get better and stay better. My heart does go out to people who go through this and take up that fight no matter the cost.
I’m 6 feet two and down to 185 pounds after being 275 pounds, and there are still times I feel like I’m gross and not meeting my fitness goals got my heart set on 160 I’m going to reach it. Watching videos like this keeps me motivated to keep trying
160lb is pretty under-weight for your height. 185 sounds just fine to me, 175lb if you want to look really good and fit.
I'm proud of you!
Isn’t 160 underweight for someone your height? You sound fine as you are.
I think so, when I made it to 183 I decided to stop and go to strength training now. I got a lot of insecurities about how I think I look, and me not being attractive. Going to the gym and constantly doing strength training helps push those insecurities away. now the goal is to get lean and get a six pack. Got my heart to reach that in the next two years.
@@AnalystManIssac I believe in you dude! I’m slightly overweight at 5’4” (f) and I wanna be more fit myself. Don’t let those insecurities control you either. Do it for you and nobody else. You’re gonna feel so much better and fresh physically, even aside from just looking better.
She looks very sick and to me seems like she's giving up.
She had the 3rd highest BMI ever on the show. There have been 115-ish people so far and out of all 115 she's #3. (BMI is a score calculated from a person's weight relative to their height. So if you have 2 people who are both exactly 600lbs, but 1 person is 6 feet tall while the other is 5 feet 6 inches tall, the 5'6" person would have a higher BMI. Even though both are 600lbs.)
Shannon's BMI was like 139, I believe. Fun fact for anyone who cares: the honor of the highest BMI in "My 600 Pound Life" history goes to season 8's Joyce Del Viscovo. At the start of her episode, Joyce weighed in at an unbelievable 758lbs at a height of just 4 feet 11 inches. Her BMI was 160. Sean Milliken was #2. His highest weight was 1,003lbs.
@@applexd5590 A BMI of 20-25 is considered healthy. 26-30 is overweight. 31-40 is obese. 41+ is morbidly obese. These scores apply to all heights, as you have to include someone's height AND weight to get the BMI score. There are BMI calculators all over the internet. Just search for one and input your height / weight info.
Her eyes look very sick too, like she's going diabetically blind. Imagine being at the point where the doctor says "you've put on so much weight, your body is running out of places to store the fat"! It's a very sad addiction.
Dr. Now is straight forward. I need doctors like this instead of giving me the runaround. I'm no where near as big as these people but he tells them what they need to do an doesn't take any excuses.
then go see dr. now that's a convenient excuse u built it's all the dr.s fault wanna know where to point your finger ?look in a mirror
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most doctors just beat around the bush and play games. its a business, and theyre in it for profit.
it’s insane how people here can get to this weight while on another part of the world ppl are starving so much they’re eating their own hands.
Would be nice if they could somehow get 30 lbs of fat from the obese people each to live off temporarily
I can't even imagine the disgust and frustration people with hungry children must feel when they see such gluttony. Smh.
I always think about this,
how do these people eat as much as 3 people do per day? How many people could that save? Could they save themselves? Their community? Its all so much to think about
How do they afford to buy all the food?
Both are problems and both are not something that people chose to do.
Both are suffering.
"you know I've never really pushed myself hard" we do.
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Im 125 KG and and 185 CM, and allready starting to struggle with sinple stuff. Wiping my ASS and put on sock is hard :) So daaaaamn this lady must have a horrible life....
She just gets everyone else to wipe her ass and wait on her hand on foot. Not a horrible life, just a lazy life!!
I feel your pain ! Got hit by a car at work , I now suffer chronic pain and I don't move well ! My waist was 29 but thats now wasted. Lol . Protein shakes help alot . Being heavy sucks
People talk about nonscale victories in weight loss, mine was being able to wipe without a special butt wipe extender. 👏
My feelings on this is what it is. It's only my opinion. But, I too am a woman of size. I was close to 300. Now I'm closer to 200. When I see these people that have grown so big. With all their excuses of why they got like this. I look at the enablers that are giving them this all this bad food and not encouraging them to eat better!
If this is such a serious condition for these people, it should be against the law to encourage them. Because it's helping them kill themselves slowly. I look at the enablers and they're the ones that piss me off!
The patient is a bigger problem than the enabler. No one is forcing her to eat this food.. She says she pesters her husband until he gives in. This shows that he isn't on board with her poor eating habits but is caving to her manipulative tactics after much pressure. If SHE would commit to the plan, the others would most likely follow her lead. You can't help someone who's not ready to be helped and you cannot want it for them more than they want it for themselves.
@@jsmith5509 The enablers aren't the source of the problem, but they do play a role in that they make a bad situation even worse. These people are addicts. Like all addicts, if someone refuses to enable them to get their fix, they won't suddenly stop being an addict. They'll just find someone else to help them. So yes, the enablers play a part in the toxic situation, but the enabler choosing to stop enabling the addict won't change the addict. The 600+ pound person is who has to change.
Behind every addict is an enabler unfortunately. They wouldn't exist without them.
@@TheOpinionator450 Yes they would. Like someone said in a previous post, the addict will find another way. It's the addict that needs to change.
@@jsmith5509 the bigger issue is most of these people need therapy and psychological help alot of them use this as a coping method from past traumas
that one area of her skin looked like it isn't even getting blood flow. Gosh that's scary. I hope she's doing better
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I could never imagine weighing over 700 lbs. I weighed almost 180 when I delivered my son. I was so uncomfortable at that point. She's crying because her body hurts but, she continues to eat junk food.🤷🏻♀️
Same! I was always 130-135 before my daughter. I gained 48 lbs pregnant, just eating everything I wanted. My doctor even made a joke that my baby doesn’t want to come out because I keep feeding her 😂 but I was soooo uncomfortable. I can’t imagine being even 200 lbs. I know when I’m getting heavy because it hurts my feet.
Addiction.
When drug users continue to use them while they piss blood and they know.
It is not a what they chose. They are suffering from a serious problem that chased them into addictions. They are trying to distract themselves from it while running towards another way of death.
It is a death trap and it needs to be treated as soon as possible.
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700 pounds is like your carrying 5 people 😱 and your bones don’t get bigger.
I was about 12 kgs overweight in 2014. I was told i would never have a baby (pcos). The weight gain was due to me being on mood stabilisers and antidepressants which triggered over eating and over the years I developed BED which I struggled with even now. I was also a pre diabetic. I went keto , lifting weights. 7 years later, I have a 3 year old toddler, my blood sugar is normal and I have managed to keep most of the weight off ( i have the pregnancy fat which I am in the process of losing) but for the most part, I am doing well though I have binges now and then when I have depressive episodes. What I want to say is, its how bad you want to get better. If I can do it , these people can too.
If you can do it?
You were 12 kg overweight, these people are 200 kg overweight!
@Olivia Martini I meant they can with the help of surgery. People their size have done it in the past. So they can too
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Why do all of these terribly overweight people talk like little children? They need to grow up and learn how to say "no" to themselves.
food feels nice going down your throat like a lot of things
I would rather be dead then having 10 people having to hold all my fat and cleaning me up! That has to be beyond embarrassing…
And they all scream and never say thank you😊😊
I dunno I always feel really sorry for people who get extremely overweight. I hope she gets help. ❤️
Don’t be they did this to themselves once you see urself getting close to 300 u should make a change that’s on u
Depends on the situation
@@wildwes1020 they dont do it to themselves on purpose most of the time. Most of the time its trauma that brought them there. Be kind
they feed off of that pity literally in everyway oh poor thing she lives for the pity and sympathy so she doesn't have to feel guilty
@@wildwes1020 Most of them has been through traumas earlier, so its not their own fault. It can also be an addiction.
He said your gaining so much fat the body is running out of places to store. 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 this man is savages.
How much does she wants that body to stretch! 😂
He isnt wrong though
Fat people never wanna face the truth.
It’s so aggravating to see so many people not do, or even try to do, that Dr. Now tells them. Then when they don’t lose weight, they insist they don’t know why they haven’t. 😑
When he told her your 739 pounds and she makes that face and starts crying girl stop it u wasn't crying when u was dogging that chicken sandwich in back of the Van on your way there. Then got the nerve to say u don't know whats going on when he asking u whats going on with u y u gaining all that weight u know damn y all that damn food u eating!!!
Damn😂
It's called being delusional
739 POUNDS WOW I CAN'T BELIEVE A HUMAN BODY CAN GET THAT BIG LIKE WOW
People get into the thousands
There were a lot more overweight people
Serious question. How does someone this large go to the toilet in a trip like this. Must be hard enough in a house but on the road must be damn near impossible.
They don‘t go at all - also not at home. They just do it in bed and have their cleaners.
Very sad, the things that hold us back, mostly our own selves, our own psyche, we let it build up for years on end, building our own prisons. I have mental illness, that is my prison.
We all have our set prisons that we put ourselves in. We need to find a way to break out of our prisons and be free of the jail cells.
@@tishifyouwish3509 yes, I will try, thanks
Her husband holds her back . Not her. She can't pickup food or stand up herself. Address the problem.
@@droo3010 She's the problem. The enabler makes things much worse, but the addict is the problem. If the enabler quits what they're doing, the addict won't magically stop being an addict. They'll just find another enabler. They have to stop. This is coming from me, an addict in recovery. (Not a food addict to be clear, but we're all pretty much the same regardless of what we're addicted to.)
@@MeganVictoriaKearns you can't focus on her addiction when u have a enabler feeding her 8 burgers for breakfast .. That guy can literally stop her from eating and make her starve in the bed. She can't stand or even bend down to pickup a cellphone . She can't walk to the doorbell to get delivery . She can't do shit at this point . The enabler is the main problem rigth now. When u get rid of the enabler, then u can focus on the addiction. He holding her back from losing weight . Would u give ur husband poison that kills him if he was addicted to it
Always happy to see more of dr Nowzaradan.
Sad day at 600-ib at nowzardan
I'm always sad to see the enablers feed these people and encourage their habits
🤓
@@MarshallLovesChrist is being light skin your personality
It's going to be sad when he passes away. We need more doctors like him
Their self narration is hilarious.
And sad. They say they want to change, but don't know how to start nor how to do it. They seem to be stuck, and their enablers keep them stuck.
Nah fr cuz I try not to laugh but at the same time they are serious so I stop ☹️
If it weren't so damned scripted...
@@kaydee4296 yep. So *interesting* they say the exact same things as all the other patients and in the same way...
It's difficult to understand why someone would enable someone they claim to love to destroy their life. Loving someone requires discipline like your children. You have to be able to say no.
I'll tell you what angers me about these patients they say they'll do anything they have to no they won't they won't go on a diet they won't count calories they want everybody to wait on and I'm sorry but this lady weighs 700 and 38 pounds now didn't she realize!!!!
stop eating 🙀😳🙀😳🙀😳🙀😳
The problem is when these large patients go in the hospital one person can't move around a person that weighs that much takes a whole team😥😥 I'm sorry you need some damn self-control
They should not burden their families because they don't want to put down the fork!!!! 😑😑😑
It’s an illness, not a lack of willpower.
And most of the time their families are full on enablers, or dependent on the person (Ie a teenage daughter) and are therefore forced to give them food. It's sad
This, sadly, is what true addiction looks like. You know what you're doing is killing you, and that every time you succumb to your addiction you're sliding that little bit closer to your own death. You know what you need to do to stop, and you desperately want to beat your addiction and live a normal, healthy life again - for you AND your loved ones. But when those cravings kick in, they shut all of your logical brain down and you can't think past the moment you get that addictive substance into your body, to quieten down the demons screaming for it in your head. The logical brain only comes back online once that's happened - and then it's too late, the damage is done. And all you've got left is to hope and pray you can be stronger the next time - without much evidence to suggest you can.
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At last , a sympathetic and understanding comment, that's exactly it, I hope everyone reads your comment.
How does one take a “break” from lying down and eating?
I lost and went from a 46 waist to a 36 by just adjusting my food intake over 3 months.
Dr. Now, you are I in a million! I mean that. Your compassion to help people is so unusual, while many people want to, they just can't help her, or anyone, for that matter. Thank you 😊 💓 from the bottom of our hearts.
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@@dr.christopherjohnson9803 I am from Chicago, 73 years old. I have a whole lot of respect for dr. Now, not many, if any would take this task on. He really wants me help them, God bless him.
@@dr.christopherjohnson9803 Chicago
@@dolorestate6599 Hi Dolores, it's my pleasure to meet you here, and am very happy. How's Chicago? I so much love Chicago because it's such a beautiful city
@@dolorestate6599 I was in Illinois two years ago at a health conference with some top doctors due to Covid and though I didn’t have enough time to move around the beautiful cities of Illinois and I will love to visit anytime soon with my son Isaac. How long have you been living in Illinois if you don't mind me asking?
The boyfriend needs more physiological help than her, this woman is bed bound so he’s feeding her over 15k calories a day at least. Insane.
I was 186 at 4'11 which is HEAVY. I noticed that turning to wipe my butt was uncomfortable and that broke my heart. Then my doctor told me I was pre-diabetic and after 20 years of wanting to loose weight it finally clicked. I dont know how or what but it finally stuck and I lost 70lbs. I work my butt off everyday to keep that weight from coming back. It isnt easy at all but it is possible.
Hippo🤣
It's pretty easy to slowly gain 25-30lbs. I cannot wrap my mind around the fact that these patients don't recognize the warning signs of becoming completely immobile. I actually think this type of thing is happening more and more often because you can live your entire life inside your home. Anything you want is delivered to your door
Everything but the will to live. My biggest problem when it comes to the patients is, in the beginning they always says Dr. Now is gonna give them surgery and that's how they're gonna lose weight. They just expect to go and get a date and it's like no, this us a process and you are not fit. They recognize the warning signs they just want others to fix the issue so they can get what they want. That's why they get so upset at first check up because they thought dr. Now would just take any old progress and see that it's "not working" and opt for surgery instead. I feel bad up until a point. The trauma in their childhood years is never their fault, and I mean that, but what they do as conscious adults is just that, conscious. For 15 years they say they can't take it and they don't want their children to get the bad habits but it's far too late. This show reminds me that I'm the only person that can make my life more positive and everyone else is just support and a resource at times.
Its actually pretty easy to put on 1 lb a month and if you dont stop, after 10 years, thats 120 lb.
I've been binge-watching these shows for the last couple weeks and I'm a little overweight myself and watching these is all I needed.
Lord food really be pleasure to them. the way her eyes rolled back when she was eating.
I rarely hear Dr. Now talk about Diabeteswith these patients. They don't need amputations or go blind. It's amazing to me that some bodies are able to get to 700lbs without getting diabetes. I'm 20 pounds over weight and my blood sugar is up. I have low blood pressure, good cholesterol levels, no drinking, no smoking, I don't get it.
Check out some lectures by Dr. Lustig.. theres some very interesting theories about super morbid obesity and having funny enough a very healthy and adaptable endocrine system. Its pretty much that simple, they are so good at efficiently and safely storing fat that they can get way larger and for longer than other people.
I try not to judge but I lost it when DR Now said “ Your body is running out of places to store its fat.” 😂
I just noticed his very fancy medical statoscope 🤣
Yeah it looks cool 😊.
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I agree she’s gotta stop asking him for fast food and he’s gotta stop caving in to her
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Why do they say they have pushed themselves to the limit when all they do is lay down in a bloody car!!
Because when you are super obese your skin is fragile and you need soft surfaces with special cushioning. Skin shear is extremely painful. Also you can develop blood clots from immobility. The weight of your own body is extremely painful too. When I am thin usually nothing hurts. When I am 300 pounds + everything hurts even sitting/standing.
@@happycook6737 Thanks for the explanation x
They have to shift around with the movements of the vehicle. Tie 500 lb weights to you and go for a ride. Pain and strain.
Because she has too much fat on her heart and it's hard to breath kind if like when you have indigestion you feel sicker when your lying down....
You’ve never been morbidly obese clearly. Everything hurts with the slightest movement.
Having MS has limited my ability to go many places, like I did before my diagnosis. But I can’t imagine being trapped in a large body that isn’t able to do anything. It’s very sad.
Watching these shows, all I'm hearing are complaints about pain and misery while eating the very food that got them to where they are.
Tell me you don't have a clue about addiction without telling me you don't have a clue about addiction.
Same thing when a person on an oxygen tank steady smoking cigarettes bro... thats the bizarre nature of addiction
Lol...did she say she needed to pace herself?!?! Lady, you are lying down in the back of the van like cargo!
My goodness...🤔😳🥺
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I think she had more than one sandwich because she said she'd start with the chicken sandwich first and than pace herself because there was a long ride yet.
I'm not being mean, I'm honestly curious. How is laying on a mattress in the back of a vehicle for 8 hours different from laying in your bed at home for 8 hours?
Only difference is the bumps and movements of the car moving
I am guessing blood
Pressure issues ?
Because of the actual ride. Her weight is pressing down on her bones and organs, and with bumps the weight shifts from one place to another and it starts to hurt. At least that's what I think it is.
This is the thing about life, when it's all in your face you feel motivated to change, but its about those times when you don't want to do it.
They must be REALLY LOST. There are mountains where they are. Closest mountains to Houston more than 8 hours away.
What a cruel disease. It blows my mind that there are people out there claiming that obesity is not a medical condition when there are people like her suffering and dying from obesity. The worst part is that she did this to herself. It's heartbreaking
@@juicymullet585 obesity is a disease caused by addiction
@@juicymullet585Diseases result from shitty personal choices all the time dumdum
@@juicymullet585"addiction" is an excuse
Only in the West !! Everywhere she would be called a glutton!! 😏😏😏
"I've never really pushed myself.....". Oh....the HELL you say!
It’s crazy what the human body can put up with 🥺 take care of yourself🥺💖
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I love Dr Now....💚☘🇮🇪
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Unbelievable that people let themselves get to this point. Absolutely no self control.
No, it's an illness that needs sympathy but firmness, it's the same as a drug or drink addict, there's usually an underlying cause. It's so sad, I'm fascinated by the disease and watch these to learn as I want to help people in this type of situation.
I'm 57, 5ft 10inches and weight 288lbs. Never have I ever been this heavy. I get it I'm not close to this lady, but I do no how much pressure and pain my knees feel. I want to say I get a fraction of what these people are going through. A FRACTION. I don't want to ever get to a point were I'm almost to heavy to loose or want to loose weight. My heart goes out to these people, it makes me want to cry.
cry? what's that going to accomplish ?
Did you see her eyes roll back in her head and she was eating? It looked almost orgasmic. It’s all so sad, but also pathetic. 🥺
Her whole life is just food, sad
I noticed those weird facial expressions too. How sad it is to think those people with her didn’t buy her a salad, but more junk food to cause her additional suffering on the way. Her driver will be in that hospital himself in the coming years.
My favorite part was where she said she needed to stop to eat what with all that exertion of laying down doing nothing.
She said she has to pace her self. For what your in a car. You don't need to eat every mile take a nap
I just love Dr. Now and his blinged out stethoscope 😁❤️
right! =D I had to pause to check it out, LOL!😅😎
@@jackieosceola2772 😭 he’s so cute!
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She making excuses
Food addiction is a terrible thing. The fact that someone can eat themselves to over 700lbs and not be able to stop or want to change their lifestyle because it would mean denying themselves the thing they rely on for everything... it must be so hard to successfully come back from that. God bless Dr Now, he should be enjoying his retirement in a blinged out mansion but he's going to be tending to these people til he croaks.
I'm seeing a dangerous number of comments mentioning "food addiction" lately. There's no such thing. These people use eating as a habit to try to feel better, but there is no actual addiction here. If food was an addictive substance, all humans would be badly addicted because it is a necessity we eat daily to survive. Which would instantly form addiction. This person just has a really bad habit of eating a lot, and she eats when she feels bad, but she is not suffering from an "addiction" and she won't have cold sweats, shakes, and withdrawals if she eats less food, nor will she go through anything a substance abusive person would go through. She uses food as a crutch and an excuse for her depression.
@@wesleyorange8133 There literally is food addiction - but it's an addiction to eating. To the feeling you get when you're full, sated, getting the sugar or fats you crave.
@@empty-sky A craving is not an addiction. Addiction comes with serious side effects and major withdrawal symptoms. You can want sugary fatty foods and soda really really bad, but you aren't going to suffer headaches, fatigue, cold sweats, delirium, shaking, etc. if you instead eat a chicken salad and drink a lemon water. There's literally no such thing as food addiction.
@@wesleyorange8133 People do literally have headaches, insomnia etc from not having caffeine or sugar when they're used to so much of it.
@@empty-sky Caffeine is a literal drug my man. And plenty of people can get sugar from fruits but uh... Where are al the badly addicted to fruit videos? lol They don't exist because again, these people just overeat because they give in to cravings. They aren't physically or mentally addicted.
Please do not attack me. But this is also a nationality problem. We just do not have cases like this in Croatia. Just don’t. Fat people here weigh maximum of like 150-200 kg and that is really obese here. Please don’t think I am nationalistic I just want to tell you is something wrong in your food culture and system. This gave me goosebumps. I am shocked
To be honest whenever I try over eating or start to feel too relaxed near junk. I come here. It gives me this reminder to get better and healthier
I'm sorry but I hate seeing people at an unhealthy weight stuffing their faces with fatty foods. It really bothers me.
Then why are you watching
@@LucyInNightmares1 Are you guilty of doing the same thing? Seems like you're offended by the comment.
Blame her husband . He wants her to eat more obviously
@@LucyInNightmares1 you must love seeing someone in this state eating since u watch .nice to know how sick you are
It's not better watching skinny people do it
It’s truly heartbreaking seeing people who are this heavy
Wow. That Nursing staff was great!! My Mama was a Nurse for 50 yrs when she passed. Thank ya'll for what you do!! 🪻 💚
Thank you for the kind words. I'm a disabled RN after decades of work. ❤
I feel angry with close family members of these extremely overweight people who give in so easily and supply them with any food they ask for! Always fried,fattening stuff….I say close family members, but I did see one person ordering huge takeaway orders that were delivered to their beds! It’s either comfort eating, or something in their brains telling they HAVE TO eat like this….it’s sad because at early stages when still mobile they could have had the motivation to walk more….now they are too large to even safely have surgery to remove some body mass or gastric band etc, as I’m sure the anaesthetist would refuse to give aesthetic in case they died during surgery .
It will be extremely costly, but the option left is to keep them in medical care on the correct diet, and where they cannot access the fat
Foods they always want…families will not be allowed to smuggle food in.
It must be very frustrating for the medical people, who can get these patients to lose weight in their care, but know as soon as they leave they will head for McDonald’s etc. such a dilemma. But obviously this ladies heart won’t last the strain much longer…very sad.
Did she say, "take a break and pace myself"? She's just laying there. She's not driving. She didn't even try to readjust how she was laying, didn't bother to sit up or anything.
I'm learned today that I have undefined class 3 obesity with a 36 inch waist but I have a BMI of 47.6 and I am 313 pounds as of today. So, I am no small woman. Anyway, how did she need a break when she didn't even...just...ugh!
The hospital scene makes me cringe. When I had heart surgery it took two nurses to lift me onto the bed and one to help me turn over. I would feel like such a burden if it took 8 people to move me.
"I needed to stop and eat". How ironic.
What exactly is she taking a break from? What is she pacing herself for? All she’s doing is riding and annoying her husband and father. She claims she can’t do very much but when they pull into a fast food parking lot she sure does perk up enough to order a few combos! Why can’t she order one oversized combo and call it a day? There’s no way I would look at my body transforming like this and continue to eat the way she does. If she skipped just one of her nine meals per day it would at least be a starting point and she would start losing weight.
Bless that medical staff and medical workers everywhere for moving the bodies that can't move on their own. During the pandemic, many intubated and sedated patients in the intensive care unit were regularly flipped in order to help with pulmonary secretions and airflow - it's backbreaking and sometimes very risky work.
I was 350 and I was 325 now I’m 315 Trying to lose 150 pounds
Proud of you! That’s good weight loss so far. Good luck on your journey of weight loss!
Good luck😍😍😍😍😍
Mad support!!!
I watch these to remind me where I was..that I dont have to be like that..and to keep working at making good choices.
Even vegetables aren't always good..we need better education. 120 lbs down. 50 to go.
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LONG LIVE DR. NOW!!💖💖💖💖💖I love that doctor! He's the best!!!☺☺☺☺
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its illegal to not wear a seatbelt and going through the windshield would be very painful
Not to mention her husband would be killed when she smashes into him.
Honey you think she could actually go through the windshield? She would probably survive that accident with all this weight 😂
@@ivosoares9459 im sure with all that mass she would crush everyone in the car instead
She is in pain during the ride but not enough pain to stop for fast food.
OMG it's so wrong way to live 🙈