Our built environment is obesity inducing. The difference isn't what we eat Archived Message
Posted by ATL  on May 9, 2022, 9:30:05, in reply to "And we're still 20% and 15% ahead of them in obesity, respectively. *"
it's what we do with the calories we take in. They do significantly more walking (to work, school, and errands) than we do.
That said, the 15-20% increase in obesity doesn't account for a 3x increase in maternal mortality.  Previous Message Previous Message it's not good Previous Message
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- Buttcrack May 9, 2022, 8:32:27