Supersize vs Superskinny Kids

Supersize vs Superskinny Kids (2011)

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Dr. Christian Jessen and dietician Ursula Philpot tackle the nation's over and under weight kids, giving families nutritional advice as they confront the truth about their diet.

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Scheduleevery Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday at 19:00 (60 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E04Cameron and AledMar 25, 2011
S01E03Aiyesha and DavidMar 24, 2011
S01E02Caitlan and DeclanMar 23, 2011
S01E01Ieuen and JessMar 22, 2011
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids' premiere?

'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids' premiered on February 3, 2011.

Who hosted 'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids'?

Dr. Christian Jessen hosted 'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids'.

What was the premise of 'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids'?

'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids' focused on helping overweight kids and underweight kids overcome their eating habits and achieve a healthier lifestyle.

How many episodes were there in the first season of 'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids'?

The first season of 'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids' consisted of six episodes.

Were the kids on the show actual patients?

Yes, the kids featured on 'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids' were real patients seeking help with their eating habits.

Did 'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids' provide nutritional advice?

Yes, the show provided nutritional advice and guidance to help the kids make healthier food choices.

Were there any challenges or tasks for the kids on the show?

Yes, 'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids' featured challenges and tasks aimed at teaching the kids about portion control and healthier eating habits.

Did the show feature any success stories?

Yes, 'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids' showcased success stories of kids who made positive changes in their eating habits and achieved healthier weights.

Were there any follow-ups after the show?

The show provided follow-up support to the kids and their families to ensure they continued on their journey towards better health.

Did the show address the emotional aspects of eating disorders?

Yes, 'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids' explored the emotional aspects of eating disorders and provided support to the kids on a holistic level.

Were there any experts or professionals involved in the show?

'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids' had a team of experts, including nutritionists and psychologists, who provided guidance and support to the kids.

Did the show aim to raise awareness about childhood obesity?

Yes, 'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids' aimed to raise awareness about childhood obesity and the importance of a balanced diet and exercise.

What age group was the show targeted towards?

'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids' was targeted towards children and young teenagers struggling with weight-related issues.

Did the show encourage physical activity?

Yes, 'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids' encouraged physical activity as part of a healthy lifestyle, showcasing various ways to stay active.

Were there any collaborations with schools or organizations?

'Supersize vs Superskinny Kids' collaborated with schools and organizations to promote healthier eating habits among children.

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