[Sg video] - Zermatt Neo eats 30 plates of Oily Deep Fried Carrot Cake enough to feed 30 men! You also want to eat 30 plates?

[UltimaOnline]

 

[Hightech88]

His videos are getting irritating and meaningless.

 

[Yuletide]

His videos are getting irritating and meaningless.

I am waiting for the day he posts a video "I have stomach cancer".

 

[Hightech88]

I am waiting for the day he posts a video "I have stomach cancer".

Should be GG soon...

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Here are the real, medically serious health risks for someone like Zermatt Neo, whose YouTube content increasingly involves extreme overeating (20–30 portions in one sitting). Competitive eaters face unique and dangerous physiological stresses — and many risks compound over time.

These risks apply even if he is fit, muscular, or trains regularly.

1. Acute Gastric Rupture (stomach bursting)
The stomach can stretch, but only to a limit.
Extreme binge sessions can cause:

• stomach wall tearing
• internal bleeding
• peritonitis
• sudden collapse
  This is one of the biggest immediate dangers for competitive eaters. Several have died worldwide from this exact issue.

2. Acute Hyponatremia (dangerous sodium dilution)
Eating huge volumes of food — especially with soups, drinks, or spicy challenges — can cause:

• electrolyte imbalance
• confusion
• seizures
• cardiac arrest
  Many competitive eaters balance salt/water intake carefully, but binge videos encourage unpredictable eating patterns

3. Heart strain & arrhythmia
Massive meals cause:

• sudden blood pressure spikes
• rapid heartbeat
• stress on the heart due to stomach expansion pressing on the diaphragm
• increased risk of atrial fibrillation

This risk increases with age, even for athletes.

4. Chronic Gastroparesis (stomach paralysis)
When someone regularly overstretches their stomach:

• the stomach muscles become less responsive
• emptying slows
• digestion becomes inefficient
• bloating and nausea become constant
• long-term damage becomes irreversible

Some competitive eaters eventually lose normal appetite responses completely.

5. Esophageal damage & Barrett’s Esophagus
Frequent extreme overeating leads to:

• constant acid reflux
• esophageal sphincter malfunction
• tearing from rapid swallowing
• acid burns in the throat

Chronic damage can lead to Barrett’s esophagus, which raises the risk of esophageal cancer.
6. Pancreatitis
Massive binge episodes (especially high fat meals) can trigger:

• acute pancreatitis
• vomiting
• severe abdominal pain
• hospitalisation

This can be life-threatening even for healthy adults.

7. Insulin spikes → long-term metabolic damage
Consuming the equivalent of 20–30 people's meals:

• overwhelms insulin regulation
• increases visceral fat
• causes metabolic stress
  This increases long-term risk of:
• type 2 diabetes
• fatty liver
• metabolic syndrome

Even if he remains lean externally, the internal metabolic wear and tear accumulates.

8. Fatty Liver Disease
Eating enormous volumes strains the liver, even if low-fat foods are included.

Risks include:

• non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)
• liver enzyme elevation
• future cirrhosis risk

“Healthy-looking outside” ≠ healthy liver.

9. Colon & gastrointestinal stress
His colon has to process:

• excessive fibre intermittently
• excessive fat intermittently
• sudden volume spikes

This leads to:

• chronic constipation or diarrhea
• irritable bowel syndrome
• hemorrhoids
• diverticulitis risk

The gut isn't built for such irregular extremes.

10. Mental health distortion (food relationship impairment)
Long-term content creation based on binge eating often causes:

• distorted hunger/satiety cues
• binge-eating behaviours off-camera
• anxiety about maintaining views
• depression from body stress
• pressure to escalate the extremeness

This is why many competitive eaters retire young.

11. Long-term mortality risk increases significantly
Studies on competitive eaters show they have:

• higher cardiac-related deaths
• higher GI-related complications
• shorter life expectancy compared to athletes of similar build

The problem is cumulative, and early signs often do not show externally.

Warning signs to watch in his videos (if they start appearing)
You might notice:

• he sweats excessively
• frequent burping or retching
• slowed eating endurance
• mentions of stomach discomfort
• more “I need a break” pauses
• avoiding certain food types
• bloated belly lasting hours
  These often mean the stomach is reaching a dangerous overstretching stage.

Bottom Line
Even if Zermatt Neo is disciplined, trained, and lean:
Extreme overeating → guaranteed long-term GI and metabolic damage
Repeated stomach stretching → near-certain stomach motility problems
Insane food volumes → heart, liver, esophageal and pancreatic risks
YouTube pressure → makes him push boundaries more dangerously
Competitive eating is not sustainable long-term, and many pros retire early due to irreversible health damage.

-------Source: ChatGPT

 

[laksaboy]

His videos are getting irritating and meaningless.

Clickbait merchants do whatever it takes to make you watch and share their videos.

https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/72851

 

[Sikodolaukazzz]

Should be GG soon...

-------------------------------------
Here are the real, medically serious health risks for someone like Zermatt Neo, whose YouTube content increasingly involves extreme overeating (20–30 portions in one sitting). Competitive eaters face unique and dangerous physiological stresses — and many risks compound over time.

These risks apply even if he is fit, muscular, or trains regularly.

1. Acute Gastric Rupture (stomach bursting)
The stomach can stretch, but only to a limit.
Extreme binge sessions can cause:

• stomach wall tearing
• internal bleeding
• peritonitis
• sudden collapse
  This is one of the biggest immediate dangers for competitive eaters. Several have died worldwide from this exact issue.

2. Acute Hyponatremia (dangerous sodium dilution)
Eating huge volumes of food — especially with soups, drinks, or spicy challenges — can cause:

• electrolyte imbalance
• confusion
• seizures
• cardiac arrest
  Many competitive eaters balance salt/water intake carefully, but binge videos encourage unpredictable eating patterns

3. Heart strain & arrhythmia
Massive meals cause:

• sudden blood pressure spikes
• rapid heartbeat
• stress on the heart due to stomach expansion pressing on the diaphragm
• increased risk of atrial fibrillation

This risk increases with age, even for athletes.

4. Chronic Gastroparesis (stomach paralysis)
When someone regularly overstretches their stomach:

• the stomach muscles become less responsive
• emptying slows
• digestion becomes inefficient
• bloating and nausea become constant
• long-term damage becomes irreversible

Some competitive eaters eventually lose normal appetite responses completely.

5. Esophageal damage & Barrett’s Esophagus
Frequent extreme overeating leads to:

• constant acid reflux
• esophageal sphincter malfunction
• tearing from rapid swallowing
• acid burns in the throat

Chronic damage can lead to Barrett’s esophagus, which raises the risk of esophageal cancer.
6. Pancreatitis
Massive binge episodes (especially high fat meals) can trigger:

• acute pancreatitis
• vomiting
• severe abdominal pain
• hospitalisation

This can be life-threatening even for healthy adults.

7. Insulin spikes → long-term metabolic damage
Consuming the equivalent of 20–30 people's meals:

• overwhelms insulin regulation
• increases visceral fat
• causes metabolic stress
  This increases long-term risk of:
• type 2 diabetes
• fatty liver
• metabolic syndrome

Even if he remains lean externally, the internal metabolic wear and tear accumulates.

8. Fatty Liver Disease
Eating enormous volumes strains the liver, even if low-fat foods are included.

Risks include:

• non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)
• liver enzyme elevation
• future cirrhosis risk

“Healthy-looking outside” ≠ healthy liver.

9. Colon & gastrointestinal stress
His colon has to process:

• excessive fibre intermittently
• excessive fat intermittently
• sudden volume spikes

This leads to:

• chronic constipation or diarrhea
• irritable bowel syndrome
• hemorrhoids
• diverticulitis risk

The gut isn't built for such irregular extremes.

10. Mental health distortion (food relationship impairment)
Long-term content creation based on binge eating often causes:

• distorted hunger/satiety cues
• binge-eating behaviours off-camera
• anxiety about maintaining views
• depression from body stress
• pressure to escalate the extremeness

This is why many competitive eaters retire young.

11. Long-term mortality risk increases significantly
Studies on competitive eaters show they have:

• higher cardiac-related deaths
• higher GI-related complications
• shorter life expectancy compared to athletes of similar build

The problem is cumulative, and early signs often do not show externally.

Warning signs to watch in his videos (if they start appearing)
You might notice:

• he sweats excessively
• frequent burping or retching
• slowed eating endurance
• mentions of stomach discomfort
• more “I need a break” pauses
• avoiding certain food types
• bloated belly lasting hours
  These often mean the stomach is reaching a dangerous overstretching stage.

Bottom Line
Even if Zermatt Neo is disciplined, trained, and lean:
Extreme overeating → guaranteed long-term GI and metabolic damage
Repeated stomach stretching → near-certain stomach motility problems
Insane food volumes → heart, liver, esophageal and pancreatic risks
YouTube pressure → makes him push boundaries more dangerously
Competitive eating is not sustainable long-term, and many pros retire early due to irreversible health damage.

-------Source: ChatGPT

Next maybe I will ask Dr. Chat G.P.T. if he fakes eating all that junk food.
Only problem with Dr. Chat is that anyone who wants to tok tok with the Dr. has toget an appointment 6 months away.

lol

 

[glockman]

Hwah, this si gin nah Zermatt Neo still eating so much food ah

 

[nabeifuckpap]

Fuck this asshole the amount of food he eats can save the lives of all low income families

 

[supreme]

His videos are getting irritating and meaningless.

Yes. A waste of time and food. All these mukbang videos should be banned as in china. A waste of food and are just attention seeking for viewerships. All these crap idiots would later go toilet and vomit it all out. Usual binge eating and then self induced vomiting. All mukbang eaters does it. Don't be fooled by all the crap. I also find his face irritating and very smug shitty look. What real talent he has? None. Just boycott such useless videos . Click baits for viewership . Please go and get a real job.