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About No Food For Two Months: The fasting journey to overcome obesity (full documentary)

How long can you go without food? Three days? A week? How about two months? While following Kenny on his personal quest to overcome obesity through 55 days of hunger, "Facing the Fat" highlights some staggering statistics about the global obesity epidemic: • Over 30% of children in the U.S. are either overweight or at risk of becoming overweight • In Europe, the overweight population has risen from 10% to 40% • In Africa, it's estimated that more than 30% of women and 25% of men are overweight This is not just America’s problem. The World Health Organization believes that obesity is slowly surpassing smoking as the #1 preventable cause of disease in the world. Will Kenny succeed in changing his mindset to reclaim his health? ------- Chapters ▷ 00:00:00 – Intro ▷ 00:04:31 – He was thin and he is determined ▷ 00:07:00 – The extreme ▷ 00:10:13 – Preparations ▷ 00:13:10 – Stage 1: Day 1-2 | Hunger can be intense ▷ 00:21:58 – Stage 2: Day 3 -7 ▷ 00:34:31 – Stage 3: Day 8-15 ▷ 00:43:11

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No Food For Two Months: The fasting journey to overcome obesity (full documentary)
Runtime
89 minutes
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English
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