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OK like poverty we in developed world have to make obesity an history how many of you can seance & agree fuly? |
OK like poverty we in developed world have to make obesity an history how many of you can seance & agree fuly? Um, for an intelligent answer, we require an intelligent question :) Your question makes little sense. The English is not good enough to completely understand. Ya' now thats a good point but even that depends from person to person in the present days many are aware of all that and many are not the main things which effect are the diet of the people and other factors like how much time they give to the exercise OK, like your spelling and grammar are extremely bad. I really had to think hard to understand what it was you were trying to ask. That aside, yes we should try to make obesity history. Interestingly enough, obesity is linked to poverty in North America. It is a phenomena of the poor. From wikipedia: Some obesity co-factors are resistant to the theory that the "epidemic" is a new phenomenon. In particular, a class co-factor consistently appears across many studies. Comparing net worth with BMI scores, a 2004 study[7] found obese American subjects approximately half as wealthy as thin ones. When income differentials were factored out, the inequity persisted 鈥?thin subjects were inheriting more wealth than fat ones. Another study finds women who married into higher status predictably thinner than women who married into lower status. wikipedia The obese: the only minority left that it's perfectly OK to discriminate against and even openly ridicule huh?? |
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