I have a wild hypothesis as to how that could be changed. Archived Message
Posted by gnpbfubbgre  on May 9, 2022, 9:38:15, in reply to "Our built environment is obesity inducing. The difference isn't what we eat"
Know your caloric baseline and eat healthy foods within it. Bonus, it's also generally cheaper.
And judging from the euros I know/work with, we do eat a lot worse.  Previous Message 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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