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Obesity: A web review

Obesity is one of the big social health issues of the last 10 years. Children are eating too much fast-food and spending all day on their X-Boxes instead of getting exercise. Our modern-day diet is too sugary, too salty, and too full of saturated fats. According to the Obesity Research website, obesity has reached epidemic levels in the United States and it calls on government and private organisations to work together to reverse the effects of a sedentary, salt-and-saturated-fat lifestyle. As a side-effect, there has also been an increase in popular media output in this area. There are documentaries which teeter between the factual and the voyeuristic, such as Channel 4 offerings Half-ton mum, and The Fattest Man in Britain. Reality TV shows such as Celebrity Fit Club, or The Biggest Loser are hugely popular, at once life-affirming and deliberately shocking. On YouTube, a keyword search for obesity brought back any number of cautionary and/or educational videos from TV stations, news outlets and educational organisations. It seems that in the Western world, we are eating too much, not exercising enough and watching the consequences of this lifestyle unfold on our TV sets. Journal of Mental Health, June 2011; 20(3): 304–307