Apparently, these rates have doubled, even tripled in almost half of developed countries including the United State. With 34% of obesity, the United States is leading the rank of the world's richest countries getting fatter and fatter, and three out of four Americans will be obese within 10 years. If governments, individuals and industries including the United States do not cooperate to combat the epidemic, disease rates and health care expenditures will have been out of control by 2020. Let's have a look at the statistics by OECD of overweight of the United States in particular and the world's other richest countries in general.
Obesity is currently among the greatest issues becoming popular in the world's most-developed countries including America, Mexico, New Zealand, Australia and so on
The fat rise with 34% population in the US have direct effects on national issues of , health, development, and some other great aspects
It's amazing that the US is forecast to be ranked "the fattest country in the OECD" with a full 75% of obese Americans in 10 years by 2020
There are many factors causing overweight in the US in particular and in some richest countries in general such as much less physically active activities, or much cheaper foods, lifestyle changes
Because of less time to prepare meals at home, people more and more eat out in restaurants, use fast foot harming their health and lifestyles
Countries ranking after the US of obesity are Mexico, New Zealand, Australia, UK, Canada, Ireland with 30%, 27%, 25%, 24% 23% respectively
According to the Economic Cooperation and Development, the BMI of 30 or greater. BMI is a calculation of body fat based on height and weight applying to adult men and women
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By all accounts the UK is not far behind America. We are catching up fast, and Australia has a big obesity problem too.
The problem is, politicians and medical workers alike know what the problems are, know what causes it and know how to reverse it.
But nobody wants to take drastic action, so it is just lots of tiptoeing around the issues coming up with half baked ideas and initiatives that fail to last more than a couple of years and end up getting rejected after a government rethink / reshuffle / election.
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