Yes, not talking about a problem makes it go away. Ostrich management, I love it.

Better still get the government to Ban airbrushing.

How about the government instead crack down on all the nonsense that companys get away with in advertising,

For example if a company says 55% of people agree, it should be always a survey of 100 people and not 55% agree out of 431 people they picked, this would make things more clear cut for people for a start.

And thats just to start with, all those fake lashes and hair extensions should also be banned, if the product can’t look good on its own then hard luck.

This is a good idea. One we should follow.

I have to disagree… If their parents, school, relations, friends etc had stepped in and said something when the current generation of overweight/obese people were just starting to let themselves go instead of tip toeing around people’s fragility and pandering to their sensitivities they may have done something before it became an issue

I’ll admit that it’s a momentous task to reverse morbid obesity… but it’s a easy demonstration of self discipline to look after yourself when your staring to eat unhealthy, become inactive.

Kate Moss is actually the size of Vanessa Feltz. True. Or maybe the other way around. Well one of them anyway.nOut with hair brushing I say.

Hang on a second, is this the same country that allows social workers remove children from their parents because they claim they are overweight based on school medicals????nnHypocracy!