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1 day ago · "Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead" is a documentary released in 2010 that follows the journey of Joe Cross, an Australian entrepreneur. At the start of the film, Joe is overweight and suffering from a debilitating autoimmune disease. He decides to take control of his health by embarking on a 60-day juice fast.
4 days ago · An entrepreneur and filmmaker, Joe Cross reversed his obesity and autoimmune disease by adopting a plant-based diet and juicing. His journey, documented in the film Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead, highlights the transformative power of dietary changes in achieving health and wellness.
4 days ago · ‘Fat nation’: Why do we have 54.4pc overweight adults in Malaysia? Doctors point to our food choices The latest report from the National Health and Morbidity Survey 2023 by the Health Ministry found 54.4 per cent of Malaysians were overweight and obese.
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4 days ago · Five Ways Watching Netflix Can Aid Weight Loss. Stress Reduction. Tensed up? Watching Netflix can provide an escape from daily anxieties, contributing to stress reduction. Studies by Procon elaborate that stress can sabotage weight loss by igniting cravings for fat, sugar, and salt-filled foods. Do something each day that helps you unwind.
5 days ago · Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead is a documentary film released in 2010 by directors Joe Cross and Kurt Engfehr. The film follows Joe Cross, a morbidly obese businessman suffering from a rare autoimmune disorder, as he embarks on a journey of self-discovery to take control of his health.
3 days ago · “While we know that the amount of body fat correlates with the risk of obesity-related conditions like diabetes, hypertension, fatty liver disease, heart disease, and others, weight and BMI are imperfect reflections of the level of body fat mass,” Richard Gitomer, MD, associate medical director for primary care at MDLIVE, told Verywell ...
