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Mon Feb 27, 2012, 11:39 AM

joeybee12 (41,907 posts)

18. And probably double the amount of dairy product

you should have...what could be healthier?

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54 replies	Author	Time	Post
Supersize it- Amazing fact about America's Obesity Crisis [View all]	Ichingcarpenter	Feb 2012	OP
Eat less and exercise.	CAPHAVOC	Feb 2012	#1
It's not that easy.	Initech	Feb 2012	#27
Not just that	laundry_queen	Feb 2012	#29
Too much Rum?	CAPHAVOC	Feb 2012	#42
I have a relative that has to be Gluten Free. But I don't know what it is.	CAPHAVOC	Feb 2012	#30
Try this	CAPHAVOC	Feb 2012	#31
No, it's not. Far from it. It CAN be done, though.	moriah	Feb 2012	#38
A friend of mine got a small group of fatties together	Yupster	Feb 2012	#35
Oh goodness, I wish I could lose on 2000 calories! ;)	moriah	Feb 2012	#40
Congrats on your progress	Yupster	Feb 2012	#47
Thanks! And yeah, I'm more on the midget end of the scale...	moriah	Feb 2012	#48
Here are the top 10	NJCher	Feb 2012	#2
Your Govenor is a good role model	Ichingcarpenter	Feb 2012	#3
that list is not of the most obese states	hfojvt	Feb 2012	#37
This message was self-deleted by its author	seaglass	Feb 2012	#4
Red states tend to be fatter	get the red out	Feb 2012	#6
Many of the Southern states tend to be more rural, too.	GoCubsGo	Feb 2012	#9
Not to mention hot. nt	Snake Alchemist	Feb 2012	#13
Good point	get the red out	Feb 2012	#14
We have the same issues with public transportation--what there is of it--here, too.	GoCubsGo	Feb 2012	#33
I think the driving has an influence, but to me the rural obesity seems more cultural in origin	Arugula Latte	Feb 2012	#22
You're right.	ParkieDem	Feb 2012	#49
Southern food also tends to be really fattening.	Odin2005	Feb 2012	#10
How can you say that?	izquierdista	Feb 2012	#11
And probably double the amount of dairy product	joeybee12	Feb 2012	#18
Another goddamned South-bashing opportunity. nt	Dreamer Tatum	Feb 2012	#19
Just observing statistic	get the red out	Feb 2012	#32
I think the key variable is income	abowsh	Feb 2012	#45
Not so much lack of education, but continuation of cooking that	Fawke Em	Feb 2012	#36
Yeah, just the gameday food consumption in the SEC states alone...	jumptheshadow	Feb 2012	#41
You've got that right!	get the red out	Feb 2012	#46
City planning also plays a role.	surrealAmerican	Feb 2012	#8
Typical MSM stuff	KurtNYC	Feb 2012	#16
Education plays into both of those factors.	Arugula Latte	Feb 2012	#23
Eat mo' carbs	geckosfeet	Feb 2012	#5
I eat a huge amount of carbs	obamanut2012	Feb 2012	#26
Good luck with that.	geckosfeet	Feb 2012	#43
carbs = sugar	shanti	Feb 2012	#50
My fiancee lost over fifty pounds in the last four months.	Codeine	Feb 2012	#7
The definition of "obesity" was changed in 1998.	Romulox	Feb 2012	#12
But if people aren't "sick" why should they dole out money to get better?	TalkingDog	Feb 2012	#15
Also BMI index has changed...	Javaman	Feb 2012	#17
So to be obese now you need to weigh more?	Ichingcarpenter	Feb 2012	#20
No, you weigh less.	Javaman	Feb 2012	#24
Interesting how conservative politics in a state and obesity	JDPriestly	Feb 2012	#21
Sugar and High Fructose Corn Syrup and Estrogen...	Bigmack	Feb 2012	#25
I've been trying to eliminate sodium and HFCS as much as possible.	Initech	Feb 2012	#28
Believe it or not	pecwae	Feb 2012	#34
Have they compared the states with fast-growing obesity rates...	jumptheshadow	Feb 2012	#39
Highly dishonest not to mention the change in the definition of obesity	eridani	Feb 2012	#44
We need to be careful. This topic could lead to offensive comments.	Stinky The Clown	Feb 2012	#51
That comment was completely inappropriate.	Bruce Wayne	Feb 2012	#54
People were much thinner when everyone smoked 20 years ago.	Mumble	Feb 2012	#52
Public health problem. Time for someone to write The Jungle II	Bruce Wayne	Feb 2012	#53

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