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Nigerian media star Asherkine, whose real name is Akinyemi Oluwaseun Omotayo, has revealed why he quit producing content about binge eating.
He became gluttonous after reading the contents, Asherkine disclosed.
He revealed that he had lost the sense of moderation and would only stop eating when he began to experience stomach pain in a post on 𝕏.
The content producer, who has a reputation for helping Nigerians in need, bemoaned the fact that he started to suffer from heart palpitations, excessive weight gain, inconsistent sleep patterns, a covertly elevated blood pressure, and persistent exhaustion.
“Until my body told me,” he wrote, “I never answered why I paused making this type of food content; I genuinely enjoyed clearing up over five different meals regularly.” despite my efforts to maintain my fitness and active lifestyle at the time.
When mindless binge eating became the OOTD, even when I wasn’t producing material, I lost sight of moderation. I kept eating till I began to get pain in my abdomen. Every time I felt full, I wanted to eat more! Gluttony had taken over. The hardest thing to cope with, other from the general discomfort, heart palpitations, excessive weight gain, inconsistent sleep, stealthy high blood pressure, persistent exhaustion, and so forth, is undoubtedly the mental fight against gluttony.
Asherkine emphasized the value of moderation while calling attention to eating disorders and their negative health impacts.
“Gluttony is incredibly underappreciated, and I cannot adequately convey how disrespectful and powerful it is. I still talk to my stomach to this day, two years later. Give a shout-out to anyone who suffers from compulsive eating disorder. I’m not a medical professional, so don’t mince words. I’ll continue to produce food content, just not as much,” he wrote.