We're not fat because we eat too much.
Aug. 3rd, 2008 07:59 pmThat's according to an American study that has been polling the country about food intake for decades. In fact, women who responded seem to be eating about three hundred fewer calories per day than their recommended daily intake, assuming moderate activity levels.
Here's the link. It's quite interesting.
So, if North Americans are fatter than ever before, what's going on? Less exercise? More fat people marrying other fat people and intensifying the genetics - much the same argument as the rise in autism rates? Or is the entire obesity "epidemic" a smokescreen, and we're no fatter than we've ever been (collectively)?
Here's the link. It's quite interesting.
So, if North Americans are fatter than ever before, what's going on? Less exercise? More fat people marrying other fat people and intensifying the genetics - much the same argument as the rise in autism rates? Or is the entire obesity "epidemic" a smokescreen, and we're no fatter than we've ever been (collectively)?