Is man vs food fake

Answer 1

To a degree, yes.

http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=3UpSlpvb1is

Also,

"According to Weinert, while filming in California's Sierra Nevada mountains - an episode in which Grylls, 33, is seen biting off the head of a snake for breakfast - Grylls actually spent some nights with the show's crew in a lodge outfitted with television, stone fireplaces, hot tubs and internet access.

The Pines Resort at Bass Lake is advertised as "a cozy getaway for families" and is a luxurious hotel with its own spa on a lake.

In another instance, where Grylls was supposed to be surviving on a desert island, he was actually in Hawaii and spent nights at a motel, Weinert said.

The same episode had Grylls building a Polynesian-style raft using only materials around him, including bamboo, hibiscus twine and palm leaves for a sail. Weinert said he actually lead a team of builders to construct the raft.

It was then taken apart so that Grylls could be shown building it on camera."

-http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/07/24/a-tv-survivalist-caught-cutting-corners/
It's a real TV show certainly and the fact it is a TV show designed to entertainment, it's entirely possible while everything is 'real' it could be staged realism for the camera.

Answer 2

I believe it's real. What makes you think that? Is it because he never gets any fatter lol. He exercises everyday and the day before a challenge he doesn't eat, just drinks lots of water

Answer 3

Yes, Bear Grylls teaches survival info. It is all real. The Bear Grylls Ultimate Fixed Blade Knife is one of the best knives ever. There is no proof that Man vs Wild is fake.

Answer 4

Kind of