Binge eating gets far less attention than the disorders people have heard of, and the post here treats it as a serious medical problem rather than as a failure of will, naming what it does to the heart and to blood sugar and telling readers to get help rather than to try harder.
That seriousness carries into the supplement writing, which is more specific than most. Adaptogens described as plant compounds helping the body handle ordinary stress. Citrulline and arginine considered for what they do to circulation. A chromium compound examined for its effect on insulin.
He also writes for people who hate exercising, and the advice is to stop trying to enjoy the thing you hate and to find different movement covering the same ground.
Several posts cover a supplement company's pay structure, so the product writing is not disinterested and wants weighing as such.
Read the exercise post if you have started and stopped several times, and check anything medical with a doctor.