It was as if there were a munching marathon competition inside the Big Brother house with Kazel's constant self-feeding habits! But her healthy appetite wasn't what bothered the fellow teen housemates (even though they were going low on ketchup, banana and bread, which were Kazel's favorite snack), instead it was the vomiting aftermaths that scared them.
As responsible teen housemates and caring friends, they reported this issue to Big Brother, who reacted appropriately to this matter by confirming it with Kazel first. In the confession room, Big Brother carefully took care of the quite sensitive issue by asking how Kazel feels about food. "Mahilig po akong kumain but not po every time (I like to eat but not all time)," she confessed. "Pero 'pag wala po akong ginagawa, yun po ang ginagawa ko (But it's what I do instead when I'm doing nothing)." She even added that without food, she feels "incomplete."
This outlook was thoroughly explained by resident psychologist, Randy Dellosa, who said that food seemed an antidote to Kazel's stress of being inside the house. He also stemmed this to Kazel's childhood, in which she was one of those stereotypically cute chubby kid, by noting that perhaps why she vomits her food intake after is because she perceives slimness to become more attractive to other people. However, while Dellosa says that Kazel should be assured that chubbiness can have its benefits and advantages, she should also be mindful of her eating habits to protect her health.
