Binge eating is a big problem in Malaysia

WIDESPREAD obesity in the country has been attributed to large portions of food served in restaurants, 24-hour eating habits and the excessive number of food stalls operating in the country.

There are other factors that contribute to obesity and overeating in Malaysia. One factor is the easy availability of free food.

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