I find some of the comments here uninformed. If you have never been obese you really have no right to judge others. Some children have metabolic issues and eat like normal children, even less than normal children. I think its wrong to blame children or the parents for the child's obesity without getting the full story. I definitely would not recommend OMAD for an obese child. I would advise the parents to make sure the child's diet consists of mostly vegetables and protein, cut the carbs if you can or find other ways of lovingly encouraging your child to increase their physical activity. Omad in my opinion require lots of determination which a child may not have developed.
 
I find some of the comments here uninformed. If you have never been obese you really have no right to judge others. Some children have metabolic issues and eat like normal children, even less than normal children. I think its wrong to blame children or the parents for the child's obesity without getting the full story. I definitely would not recommend OMAD for an obese child. I would advise the parents to make sure the child's diet consists of mostly vegetables and protein, cut the carbs if you can or find other ways of lovingly encouraging your child to increase their physical activity. Omad in my opinion require lots of determination which a child may not have developed.

Exactly! The stress of taking part in OMAD and the pressure it puts on the body might be too much for a child to bear which is why it's not ideal in my opinion to have children being subjected to taking part in it.
 
I would suggest it as long as the child is completely healthy, but during childhood the little person is still growing. Doing an OMAD this early is... idk...
 
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