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A quarter of adults in England today are obese , while a further 38 per cent are overweight.
The most obese patients cost the NHS an average of 1,871 a year, each.
Health problems linked to obesity estimated to cost NHS around 6.5 billion annually .
When you inevitably need treatment for the health problems your diet has caused, you should pay for it yourself.
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