Weight loss expert Steve Miller Solihull attack obesity Katie Hopkins experience
The controversial former Apprentice candidate has accumulated over four stones in a television documentary
Midland weight loss expert Steve Miller closed Gueulard Katie Hopkins for his controversial experience obesity.
Former apprentice candidate has television documentaries accumulated over four stone division for Katie Hopkins: trip to fat and back.
Hopkins, 39, said she participated in the show to prove that overweight people too lazy to lose weight and have to "stop other. Blame for the problems that they can control"
Born in Solihull Steve, the Sky 1 Fat organized families, said the show would not encourage people to lose weight and Hopkins did to seek publicity.
He said: "Katie has gone too far, and this time she does not know what he's talking about.
"I used to be fat, and I know exactly how difficult it can be to force you to do something.
"It is not only physical but also in spirit.
"It shows that you can lose weight in a short time is not required.
"Learning how to make a healthy diet and lifestyle is much more difficult than simply losing a few pounds."
Steve, who works as a consultant for weight loss for women, said: "I think overall it's great when people have a good history of weight loss, but this method is poor.
"All you have to do is what you do, I can not say it's a surprise.
"No Katie inspiration by obesity is to cascade, as it is only there for her."
Hopkins, the fat to do the show for them, is held responsible, has accumulated on the pounds to keep a strict diet of 6,500 calories per day.
Sun columnist has always controversy since it first appeared on The Apprentice in the year of 2007.
Last month, she was angry to Birmingham Brummies was named as the location for a new national seed bank in the UK.
She tweeted: "OMG - Birmingham.
"Do we really want more children on the basis of these actions spoon?"
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