Every time I visit Germany, I eat and drink a ton. I'll lose about 5 lbs that week just from the higher quality food and walking convenience.
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I mean, yes, but also I have issues with BMI.
But also yes, look at old films or photos of crowds. North Americans are a heavy people.
Social/environmental - life is fucking terrible and I have to take anxiety meds to survive it without panicking and breaking down. My last meds made me hungry CONSTANTLY. Sadly, I didn't know it was the meds until about 3 months ago. New med calms the anxiety and doesn't make me starving all the time.
I am not built for modern society.
When I bring my rice and veggy curry to lunch I become a spectacle for everyone. Because they are all either ordering fast food, not eating, or just eating junk and snack food. This is a huge problem, why am I spectacle for doing something so basic?
There are actually microaggressions from people to me just because I eat healthy.
Some previous coworkers I had were blown away by a pear that I brought as part of my lunch. A pear!!!
edit: duh, not pair
I can't tell if you're kidding, but the homonym you're looking for is pear.
I was really confused for a second thinking, "a pair of what" then I realized you meant pear!! Lol. English is fun
People hate being reminded that the conveniences they enjoy are unhealthy/unethical/etc. All it takes is somebody else choosing differently to trigger defensiveness and denialism. Rather than making changes to their own life they choose to ridicule those who are making better decisions.
Business school calls it Escalation of Commitment.
Go Vegan :)
Already have :)
3/4 of US polled
Yes that's how statistics work.
Well 69 is actually closer to 2/3 anyway
Lmao yeah I’m not sure what the commenter is implying? The question we should be asking is if the polled population is representative of the general population.
Do they expect the study to poll the entire US population?
I’m positive the Lancet will manage to produce a representative sample and sample size sufficient to ensure this
Ok so I looked in to their sources and boy, you're under selling it.
They used 130+ sources of 10's of thousands of surveyed people, each. Typical sample sizes were 70,000+.
This is a meta analysis. The number of people contributing to this analysis is wide enough to put to rest any doubt that it's a representative sample ten times over.
Arrogantly appending "polled" to those figures is like proudly proclaiming that teen pregnancies drop off sharply after age 19.
Ok, thank you. I was seeing 3/4 (75%) and 40% and was very confused lol.
Overweight and obese are two different categories. 40% are obese. Nearly 75% are overweight or obese.
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