text: Outspoken weight loss expert Steve Miller is on a mission to tackle Britain’s obesity crisis and has put forward a strict five-point plan he thinks will work wonders. The former Fat Families star is an advocate of constructive fat shaming and believes we need to get tougher on the overweight population. Some of his somewhat controversial demands include obesity wardens in the street, fat warning signs outside fast food restaurants and Steve moving in with public role models who are overweight. An outspoken weight loss expert, Steve Miller, has devised a five-point plan he is convinced will help tackle Britain's obesity crisis . Steve claims that these interventions could save the country and the NHS millions. He said: 'The financial burden obesity has placed on the UK’s economy is astronomical, it cost the nation nearly £47bn in 2014 alone. 'I am sick and tired of the weak measures in place that are clearly failing to tackle this nationwide health issue. 'It’s obvious that drastic steps need to taken in order to take fat seriously. I don’t care if my views make me unpopular, as long as they make people sit up and listen.' The five simple steps that Steve is pledging are as follows: . 1. Getting fat celebrities to lose weight . Steve believes that overweight celebrities and public figures are promoting an unhealthy body image and are bad role models. He is offering to move in with people he deems overweight to help motivate them to lose weight and get them in the right mindset. Steve claims that these interventions, including obesity wardens in the street, fat warning signs outside fast food restaurants and Steve moving in with public role models who are overweight, could save the country and the NHS millions . 2. Fast food warning signs . Steve claims weight loss is all about control and currently the temptation to pig out is always there with no restrictions. He believes by installing fat warning signs outside fast food joints, there is a concrete health warning for those who are overweight, which should make them think twice before tucking into a burger and fries. Steve claims weight loss is all about control and currently the temptation to pig out is always there with no restrictions . 3. Obesity wardens . Under Steve’s plan, these would be Government-employed individuals who could speak on the street to fat people and openly to encourage them to lose weight. Sometimes it takes someone else to tell you to take action before you see what a huge problem being overweight is and from Steve’s experience, he is convinced constructive fat shaming works. 4. Payments for two seats on a plane and cinemas . According to Steve, double payment for plane seats is another way of constructively fat shaming. He believes airlines, cinemas, and theatres should all have scales and if you are over the maximum weight for your height, you should pay to cover two seats. Staff would reserve the right to weigh the customer upon arrival if they believe the customer is too fat for one seat. 5. Heart attack photos on foods that are obviously very calorific. Steve believes the Department of Health needs to get tough. He claims they have no qualms about using shock tactics with other serious health issues - such as the graphic images on cigarette packaging - and says they need to treat obesity as seriously. Steve’s calling for photos of clogged arteries and other graphic content to be put on foods with high calorie content as a public health warning.
target: Steve Miller is on a mission to tackle Britain’s obesity crisis .
  The former Fat Families star is an advocate of constructive fat shaming .
  Steve claims his interventions could save the country and the NHS millions .