I remember speaking with someone who laughed at the idea that what eat has anything to do with our health. I was taken aback, but he's not alone in that.

I'll admit I'm only saying anecdotes, but I've met very, very few obese people who said they ate when "bored or sad". The friends I had who did gain weight, did during the fat-free craze of the late 80s and early 90s, when "guilt-free" candybars shot onto the market labelled as diet foods. It even has a name: the "SnackWell Effect".

ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snackwell_effect

I'm not sure this is only about people who have an extra 130 lbs.

Supposedly "obese" is about 30% overweight. A lot of people are more than half of the way there. And it's probably due to the same factors that could get them to official obesity. Which often does _not_ include eating when bored. The biggest one may be directly related to aging.

Nor are they mutually inclusive. The one person who eats 5k calories of Glyphosate laden foods vs one who eats 1.5k will unlikely have similar results. Also will Glyphsate laden processed foods give you same result as Glyphosate laden vegetables and fruit? They will probably both give you cancer though, you might just die skinnier.