The news this week has suggested that obesity is on the increase so much that under 25 year olds are now candidates to have weight loss surgery (have their stomach staples to physically reduce the amount they can eat). This used to be something we would see on the discovery channel, with some guy who is 40 stone struggling to move around in the middle of America somewhere. But now it's all over the UK, with Birmingham at the top of the rankings for obesity in England. Poor eating habits and lack of physical activity are the to blame for the increasing problem. My company Body Transformation always has an interest in weight loss related topics. So we ask the questions; Are we doing enough to keep our children's weight down? How many times a week do your children take part in exercise? Are children's diets healthy enough? What can be done to help this problem?