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- More than a billion people are living with obesity around the world, global estimates published in The Lancet show. This includes about 880 million adults and 159 million children, according to 2022 data.
The highest rates are in Tonga and American Samoa for women, and American Samoa and Nauru for men, with some 70-80% of adults living with obesity.
Out of 200 countries and territories, the UK ranks 55th highest for men and 87th for women.
The international team of scientists say there is an urgent need for major changes in how obesity is tackled.
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Stop selling crap in schools instead of making a decent dinner.
The teachers ,themselves eat these crappy things,so they expect children to follow the same, because nowadays peoples mentality has changed,what he doesn’t eat or possess,they don’t want others to eat and possess. It’s more of a mindset of people who don’t care for the welfare of others,there are no shining examples to lead you to lead a better life.
Good food should be free in schools.
My children come home from school everyday with some form of sweat because it was someone's birthday and we have to throw it in the bin which our kids feel bad about and it makes us feel like crap too but we have to. Schools should not allow unhealthy foods brought to school.
World Hunger and World Obesity. What a time.
Most obese people are nutritionally deficient so their brain keeps telling them to eat.
I don't think world hunger is a thing anymore
Me watching this story while holding a double cheeseburger 🍔 in one hand and a milkshake 🥛 in the other 😊
@@ryandury
"Somalia has the highest rate of starvation deaths by country in Africa and in the world. The rate is a sky-high 42.27 deaths per 100,000 people. This rate is often attributed to the food insecurity caused by the near-constant civil wars in the country. Food shipments have been interrupted and agricultural areas have been heavily shelled, bombed, and mined."
@@blackmamba___I love burgers so much😢. I don't gain weight but it is a big mistake to believe only weight matters. Nutriments are what counts.
Imagine that cameraman’s orders. “Just take footage of fat people.”
So he went to Disney Land
😂😂
He didn't have to go far. Step outside front door.
A trip to local Walmart will do the trick.
Obesity needs to be tackled like drug addiction because it's oftentimes the same. Sugar and ultra processed food is like crack. Tax the addictive food, subsidize whole food, and open rehab centres for food addicts.
The closest they have gotten to a mental response of things that can create addiction like behaviours is highly palatable food with fat, carbs and flavour enhancers. There's no mechanism to create actual addiction, unless just eating have been classed as an addiction without me knowing about it...
@@PSA78starving can be addictive, so I'd think eating would be much the same. Both set off a chain of chemicals around the brain, much the same as any drug does.
I have mentioned these exact points at my uni and people get offended because there are a large number of obese in the lecture room (including lecturers). This food addiction problem, coupled with a lifestyle that is not physically challenging is the new cancer.
*I would say that there is enough information about the harm and methods of solving this problem. People just don't want to take responsibility for their health. However, I approve of improving children's nutrition and introducing lessons on proper nutrition in schools*
As long as the food industry is calling the shots, people will only get fatter.
They could put the fork down.
@@Patrick-y4d1z The problem is that, with no fiber in the food anymore, people will not feel full until they're sick.
@@PointTakenAway
You don't need to feel full. You're not a dog, you can use your brain.
@@Patrick-y4d1z fyi, I don't over eat and am far from obese. I was just commenting on the video. My point was that with all the empty calories, it's far too ease to over eat on the American diet. No need to get personal here. I don't really blame the people. In some places in the US ( where I don't live ) , it's difficult to get good food, which is often far more expensive. Also some people don't produce enough leptin to let their brain know they've had enough to eat.
@@PointTakenAwaythe food industry is only as good as the market demands, don't set up boogeymen when it is entirely on the people to signal to the market what is in demand
Parents!!! Why do you do this to your children? My no. 1 priority when I had children was to teach them to be healthy...It is your responsibility! Stop being lazy....cook your meals...no take-out! It is not difficult...and cheaper to do it right!!
Because that was the way they had been brought up. Millennials and Gen-Zers, anyway.
It’s going to get worse when it’s cheaper to buy a burger than use fuel to cook…
isnt it already is?
Burgers aren't the issue
..the carbs, especially sugar, are.
You don't cook salads.
@@William1866 No but even salads are expensive.
@@MarcPagan I only used burgers as an example, processed food is full of sugar and salt.
When I was a kid, used to cycle 20 kms to school,swim,play football,hockey ,badminton, was healthy,cheerful and a active kid, nowadays kids are engrossed about other people,spreading nastiness on social media always on IG,FB and what not,my kid and me don’t know much.
I started cycling to school from grade 4, I learnt cycling on my own when I was in grade 1, those days when I was growing up,we used to rent a cycle on a hourly basis,learnt cycling by renting a cycle by paying some 25 paisa per hour.Grew up beautifully,in a free spirited manner, but was responsible ,obedient and respectful.
Kids in high schools are still incredibly active. At mine last year 80% of the school was in some kind of sport or physical activity and many of the ones who weren't went to the gym.
I think the problem comes more so for adults over 18. The sedentary lifestyle has captured too many in the 9-5 office life
@@keepitstraightfrrr
I grew up with less facilities, didn’t have a car, sometimes the buses would be full of people, the only option for me was to walk or cycle to school,I did both walked 6-8 kms to school and cycled a distance of 20 kms. We had a wonderful lifestyle, didn’t have this necessity to go to a gym or any other sport taught in school, our school had huge open playground within the school premises, we would run, play throw all,ball badminton,kho kho an Indian sport,volley ball, bit of tennis, had our share of sun and fresh air, it was a wonderful experience growing up in a free spirited way. Along with all these I did swim everyday for an hour,had a refreshing childhood. Was healthy regardless of my frame and happy.
@@keepitstraightfrrr
The office timings is much more than that,commuting to office these days will take a minimum of 2/3 hours ,depends on the city you are a resident, you need to at least meditate for an hour or two,to be calm all the time. We are living in a sensational times that amplifies every bit ,for eg…..if you see a mouse crawling on the street,the people make it a tiger walking the street……it’s a traditional Kannada proverb the attests to peoples hyper imagination ,joblessness and the competitiveness and jealousy people have on the other.
Wall-E was like Idiocracy: A peek into our near future disguised as far future.
It literally is. Over 42% of American adults are obese. And 74% of adults are overweight or obese. This was back in 2020 too so who knows how high it is now.
I said this back when the movie came out and people laughed at me. The movie's writer had predicted our future.
we're currently living in the sequel of idiocracy
Prequel* @@APsGTG
@@Daddy-Saxon nah definitely the sequel. Have you seen society
Genetically modified,engineered foods, sugar, dyes, unhealthy oils(ie: palm oil, canola oil) for starters. It’s about big business and money. Seeing obese children makes me cry. Cmon parents! I don’t care how poor you are. Read labels, eat substantially less sugar, non GM-Anything, processed foods. A lot of what the U.S. eats is banned in many countries. It’s alarming.
I trippel dare you to find research to support those claims. Let's take a couple of examples, the consumption of refined carbs have been going down since around the millennia and is down to the level of the early 80's, while obesity and T2D have gone up at the exact same rate. We have been using GMO for millennias, it doesn't impact energy density negatively (and half the stuff labelled as non GMO doesn't even exist in GMO, it's a buzzword sold through fear mongering). Out of the hundreds of studies done on seed oils they are either neutral or positive in health, saturated and transfat never show good outcome and in a calorie surplus create 6 times more fat in the liver compared to fructose. It's also cheaper to make food from scratch, first order principle still applies, being poor matters but not in that way.
But yes, highly palatable and low satiating food that's high in calories, like really ultra processed food, is easy to overconsume.
Ironically GMO foods could potentially help with the problem.
@@PSA78 You oversimplified. Who did the “hundreds of studies on seed oils”? I should ask which corporations. Your data is quite skewed. Why are manufacturers required to show whether or not GMOs are present in the food they produce? Some cleverly avoid the consumer info by posting it on a small scan label. It takes time to find out if not printed on the label. We vastly differ and that’s perfectly fine. I’ll stick with my facts and you yours. Some of the real proof is in the contents of the shopping carts of obese people. I respect your opinion and your right to have one openly.
@@PSA78
Stop growing corn, corn syrup has high amount of fructose that are used in beverages, Don’t forget you cannot entirely believe what you eat is organic ,because GM CROPS are grown everywhere, it takes a lil birdie to fiddle around with seeds or some animal eating it and dumping on an organically grown crops. Then there is water pollution, the crops absorb toxins,that invariably gets into our plate.
I prefer Peanut oil ,Safflower,olive,sometimes Avacado oil for my salads , Sesame oil, coconut oil, I have a oil rack in my house.
I wonder what percentage of obese people that have EVER lived, are alive right now? 90%? Food surplus is an extremely recent thing, unless you were royalty.
Very true, only the elite had the opportunity for gluttony for most centuries.
Stop making excuses for those who are obese - it's life choices, not a disease.
Americanisation of the food chain and smart devices.
Higher calorie food and less physical activity…what a surprise 😂😂
Apparently, no, we're not less physically active.
It's actually more complex than that. Simple answer is processed modern food seems to be the issue
So we should switch to traditional, Mexican foods: tacos, burritos, tostadas, enchiladas, chimichangas....
I think a lot of people are generally unhappy with their lives and seek food as comfort
Then they should be eating whole foods --- not ultraprocessed junk and fast foods.
Go into supermarkets now and healthy snacks are double the price
Where do you live? I live in the UK and LIDL and ALDI has most ingredients to cook healthy at a reasonable price. You just need to avoid cooking in the oven as the electricity cost is too high but use pressure cookers etc, they are extremely efficient.,
With no one to blame but themselves, with few exceptions, if any.
A local girl poured out her heart and soul to her parents this week, expressing deep-seated dreams of one day being overweight and ugly enough to be a Target model.
The Babylon Bee
Thank you for the information. Obesity is a multifaceted issue that requires a holistic approach to tackle effectively
Half of them in Florida, I’ve been to Disney I know.
i concur. you are right
I was dining at a restaurant, and almost everyone around me was obese: the diners, the waiters, the chefs.
Hmm...true, but Memphis takes it to another level of fat.
Greaaat mac'n cheese :)
Spent a few months airline SIM training there...amazing BBQ too.
I am from Florida, you're not lying. I see it everyday
@@MarcPagan You are correct. Memphis ranks number 2 on the fattest cities in America. McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, TX is number 1. West Virginia is the fattest state.
Juice,chocolate and read labels before you put it in your mouth. Parents need to cook at home and educate them.
Cut down portions , sugars and salt .
No, cut down on processed carbs which convert straight to sugar as the biggest thing to cut back first
I can't believe there is still no cure for obesity yet.
I thought it would be a walk in the park.
Har-har...
Well done, well done...
Produce isn’t that expensive, depends though where you live, you probably just buy more than you should
Banning donuts would be a start
Banning things won't do anything
People need education and learn self control. Parents are too tired to cook, ordering in pizza is easier. Cheaper to buy unhealthy food too
@@Plutomoon79 It's not cheaper to buy unhealthy food, either in the short term or the long term. Change where you shop and what you're buying, and cook meals from whole food ingredients instead of processed ones. Not hard; not expensive; not fattening.
This from a women who herself is overweight. So sad.
This b-roll os hilarious. "i need you go out with your long lens and capture fat people"
There are a lot of people out there making a lot of money "fixing" this problem. I might go join big pharma.
some people just lazy,including me,my weight is 91kg in 2022 due to unhealty lifestyle,but now after strugling with diet and workout,i manage to regain my teenage weight,61kg,,being able to wearing old jean and shirt is very joyfull feeling,i still workout and control my diet till these day,i feel very proud of myself❤
Is that all?
We can nitpick the whys but at the end of the day, people need to take matters into their own hands. We have a universe of info in our pockets but people would rather look at mindless entertainment than look up health info or read a food label. I agree the food “industry” is complicit in fueling food addictions and when you combine that with a more sedentary lifestyle, you get what we have today. I also see it as a threat to National security, with fewer and fewer men and women physically fit to serve.
It's not all over the world though is it, let's get our facts right. It's mainly in modernised and developed countries because food is in abundance and life is not physically challenging enough.
Not really, the most obese countries these days are relatively poor, such as in South America, Middle East, Northern Africa, the fast food culture came early, and particularly soda, that said there'd be certain nuances such as the women tend to be a lot more obese than the men in these poorer nations due to them not working and with cultural expectations, in general there's a lack of education around health and dietary habits which makes them more prone to these things,..Also there's a nuance in regards of age and population numbers, a moderate percentage of obese people in nations such as China and India and you'll have extremely many people that are obese, and it's said that you don't want to become old before you're rich, nor do you want to be fat before you're old, in nations such as India the median age is 29, in varying European nations it's almost 50, the obesity percentage is a completely different story, a nation can handle old and fat people, but young and fat people that's more of a burden in many ways
10% live in America's Dixie.
Come to Japan, you can lose weight.
Cheeseburgers, bacon, steak. Obviously
Delicious 😋
More like chips (crisps), sugary yogurt and juices, soda, sweetened coffee creations and energy drinks, candy, cold cereal, sandwich bread, macaroni and cheese from a box, ramen noodles, frozen microwavable entrees, and snacking all day long. A diet of processed and ultra-processed foods---corn, wheat, soy, sugar, industrial seed oils in so many forms---will make anyone obese over time, regardless of whether they ever eat a cheeseburger.
If you eat what feedlot livestock are fed to fatten them up, the same thing will happen to you.
should follow Kim Jong Un's leadership. his people are all slim
You might be joking but he probably knows humans far too well. You give them unlimited food and they'll grow obese because they can't control themselves lol
Yeah, too many chip and chicken shops, too many pubs, and everything is deep fried. 🙄
Man thats a very narrowminded british point of view. Not all 1 billion obese people are located in england
Ban sugar. Tax wheat, potatoes and rice. Eat animals
Way more than 1:8 in USA. More like 2:5.
"According to research done by the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, it is estimated that around 40% of Americans are considered obese, and 18% are considered severely obese as of 2019. Severe obesity is defined as a BMI over 35 in the study."
That is more than 1/3.
How do you manage the crap the world dumps it on you out of sheer spite? Why should you be drawn into somebody else’s miserable analysis of what colour clothes I wear,what colour is my hair,I prefer to colour Burgundy next time around, how my hairstyle is, what accessory I wear? Now this is harassment at its worst,I don’t know ,why are people pushed into nonsensical versions of others who dislike you.
HALF THEY ARE HERE IN THE US! LOL
We should do a global exercise session
several billion on this planet... one of just several is obese? yikes,how close to to two billion?
considering certain areas of starvation and food crisis...
you have one billion eating enough for four billion while two billion others others go hungry.
way to go society.... sooooo proud of you.
ehhh you seem to be mislead. Its not that theyre eating food for 4 people its that the food they eat have fat and sugar for 4 people. Because theyre too poor to eat real food
Well yeah when you promote "healthy at any size" It's kinda gunna happen.
Obesity is way older than healthy at any size.
Yep true @@theprinceofpie
I have a question. Or maybe a remark, I don't really know how to call it. Do you believe we live in a physically dangerous world? Like... What's the danger for an adult to get his ass kicked by some other human being? And being heavier makes that danger less likely to happen? Because I tend to walk a lot outside and I always see people that look like they might have some devious ideas in their heads. A few times I actually got assaulted. And to be honest, I don't see my weight as a problem in that case. I see it rather as a deterrent. As in: dude, look at me! Think again! I might not be the person you want to have a fight with. It's true that I get called fat, but on the other hand I look at other people, and think to myself... Well... 4 of them. 1 of me. How much do those people weigh? About 70-80 each. I'm 140. Oh well... I'm not sure they can take me down. I can probably play it cool and there will be no problems. I'm not sure I could do that if I weighted just 80 kg. So, assuming I were to lose weight, how would I handle these situations? Running? What if I'm with someone else. Like a woman. Should I just run and let her get raped or something? I really don't know. Not the part in which I would let the women I'm with getting raped, but rather this whole obesity thing. And also, it's unclear to me how adults relate to these situations. As a kid I remember having physical engagements rather often. Not serious one, but I do remember getting robbed by older people. I haven't got robbed in many years. Ever since I became an adult. And it is true, in the times I had more friends and I hanged out with more people, I was thinner. Now I'm bulked. But I'm thinking... shouldn't I be bulked if I enjoy walking alone at 11 PM? I spent some time studying gang affiliated tattoos and prison related tattoos. And as soon as I leave the house I simply see them. Should I be worried about that or those people are saints and never engage in physical aggression? And some medics told me I should lose weight. Do you think they ever considered the possibility that my weigh protects me from physical violence?
0:14 out of the 1B obese, how many have malnutrition or are suffering from chronic stress/cortisol fat? Or have sedentary low wage jobs?
Malnutrition is not an issue in first world countries. The 1B needs to eat less calories and more whole foods.
Stress/cortisol fat? That's a new one for me. It sounds better than glandular problems, I suppose. Too many chips and Mars Bar syndrome sound more likely. Just stop shovelling crap into your gob.
@@theprinceofpiethe 1B is not mainly in 1st world countries but 3rd world countries where the issue is the lacking economy to eat real food
The world is starving.
Side note. We're all fat 😂
Why is the comments section available on this video but the BBC turned it off on their video 11 hours ago about mail order poison?
Was that so nobody could highlight the BS & blatant staging in the mail order video?
Initially, comments were allowed. There were people in the comments section that suggested that the comments section be turned off. It makes sense as there was a danger that someone would share information pertaining to the website featured in the item. Also, there were some comments section that were bordering on advocating the availability of the poison for those that were terminally ill or quality of life was so low that they had a 'way out'. This is dangerous territory of course as those who are physically healthy but emotionally distressed may be encouraged in the wrong way by some of the comments. I think that they were wise to turn off the comments for that video.
Probably so that no one could highlight the reason why someone so young would want to end their life in the first place. There is no exploration of that in the video.
And the reason is due to the abysmal hell hole that is being built around us, with a grim future.
@@Dani-El. If you've watched the video then the BS & staging must have gone over your head.
So who’s to blame for this folks….‼️⁉️👀🤔
I am always confused why Brits are complacent with their figures and unhealthy eating habits. Always fastfood or processed food heated with microwave. Does it really kill to turn on the fire to cook for yourself?
This highlights the failure of the Industrial Food Industry that makes adding chemicals and pesticides as normal, instead of providing real food.
Its the additives and pesticides that drives obesity, not bad eating habits.
No, it's bad eating habits.
People have a choice what they eat. Nobody's forcing junk food down people's throats. There's no evidence whatsoever that pesticides make you fat.
One in eight people is obese. That means seven out of eight people are not obese. What do you suppose they are doing differently? I don't recall seeing obese people in famine-stricken regions.
If we don't buy the food with all the additives and pesticides they won't be sold any more.
People have access to whole foods. The problem is they prefer cheap processed foods because they are tastier and take less work. The companies will sell whatever people want.
I've absolutely smashed anorexia
Anorexia 0
Obesity 1
Because cheap junk food is cheaper
Let’s be honest, fast food brings in money, govt. loves money, so I doubt anything will change
bbc, how many in gaza are healthy like these?
I used to have an overeating problem, but deliverance prayer in Jesus' name gave me control over my eating -- praise Jesus! It's good to be a Christian.
All by Design all the crap to eat take away super markets full of garbage
ultra processed foods. When did junk food become comfort food anyway?
Nobody forces you to buy and eat it. "All by design." Utter BS.
By design, you have a brain capable of critical thinking and free will. All the advertising and availability industry can throw at a person won't force one who uses these faculties diligently to do anything he or she doesn't choose to do.
Yes, the supermarkets are full of cheap garbage, but they also contain cheap whole foods that anyone with a mind to buy and prepare them can select instead of the non-food.
Those are some soft, lard-ridden bodies! Just like in Wall-E!
Watching this eating chocolate biscuits!
Not me
The sort of food you eat ,will help in maintaining good health, I have seen thin people eating wrong kind of food and chewing tobacco have had a nasty diseaCe. These people prided of being thin and laughed at others who were not that healthy.,because of various factors.
Nobody prides people for being thin. People are praised for being healthy. Which isn't the same as thin.
@@Patrick-y4d1z
Absolutely! Do not equate thin people to be healthy.Just workout moderately, eat healthy and meditate for at least 30 minutes,my h meditates for 2 hours everyday,learn to stay happy and focus on yourself,not on others.
@@googledoodle3977
Skip the meditation and put extra time into exercise.
Those 2 hours of meditation would do wonders for health as physical exercise.
Are you overweight by any chance?
@@zaveeramini9712
No, I am a physically active and a healthy person.
Sam Melia a husband, father, activist, and dedicated advocate for the native British has just been sentenced to two years in prison because he produced and placed stickers warning about demographic change in Britain. Telling the truth about demographic change and cultural differences between peoples will now land you in prison.
He's not telling the truth about demographic change. He's outright lying. Now, you can argue that he has the right to incite hatred and violence by lying and making crap up, but don't pretend he's some concerned family man. He's not.
@@Denidrakes69 He incited telling the truth, surely?
@@JamesSmith-qs4hx no. He lied.
Before things get out of control no it's not Keir starmers fault
I've been homeless half my life, been a lot of things.one thing is I never been over weight. Just blame politicians food standards crap. I think French have best food standards.
Equally some are now so use to processed food find real food unpalatable. Politicians are now gonna starve out those in need by raising food prices or get obese people to pay for nhs cost. Tax all fat cats. Eat the rich.
So much of the reason for not finding real food palatable after a diet of junk is twofold: expense and addictive ingredients. Sugar and salt to name two. Refined sugar is 8 times more addictive than heroin. Let that marinate in your brain. As far as expense, fruit, salad items, healthy food will cost slightly more than a Big Mac. Go off the junk for one month. Eat only real food. You’ll take one bite of that (gonna-make-you obese) Mac and you’ll spit it out. Of course, depending upon the length of time of your addictions will determine your rehabilitation length. Eat well. Be well. Be happy.
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ouch
So I know BBC means 2 things .
Well done, you're very smart.
When we say fat people, ohh honey u look beautiful 😂😅
Ok that’s good, let’s do away with SUPERMARKETS and go back to the old standard, FRESH FREE RANGE MEAT AND ORGANIC VEG DIRECT FROM OUR OWN FARMERS WITHOUT ANY CHEMICALS.
parks and sports fields and allow the kids to get proper exercise.
Boiling water for 5 minutes can eliminate micro plastics from water, now why that’s not a headline and more awareness is not spread to ensure the health of the population? We drink boiled tap water only, think that’s better than other options.
1 Billion? I'm confused there's only like 340 million in the U.S. 😂😂😂
It says worldwide, not just in the US
@@frostcube3845lmao
“Worldwide”
Go SWCC
A solution exists: strict rationing.
Rationing of top ramen, potatoes, rice and whatever processed food you can get for a dollar?
@@HairyPinkTroll Rationing of everything. Everyone gets the bare minium to survive.
@@dimamatat5548 I'm glad you far-right types aren't in charge of food.
Free Sam Melia.
Imprison Jimbo Smith. 👍
@@titteryenot4524 FREE SAM MELIA
@@titteryenot4524 Freeeeeee him I sayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
With the USA being the most obese country of the western world
But that’s not a surprise when their most well known foods are Burgers, Pizzas, Fried Chicken and sweet fizzy drinks
Lol yeah y'all have none of that. Come on man, fried fish is your national dish😂
actually Mexico is the most obese country in the western world
@@merrydaye4763 not even close the national dish is Roast Beef with Yorkshire pudding and the trimmings
Don't forget the fat "positivity" cringe influencers and their glorification of obesity
@@CricketEngland That is the national dish of England only. A very tasty meal and eaten throughout the UK, but English nonetheless.
Eddie says it's s**t 😄💩
Hasn’t the BBC heard that fat shaming isn’t right? This is great news for the world - imagine - doing so well that 1/8 of the world has access to excess calories. Wonderful! Now off to get some fish and chips at my local chippy, that looked lovely! Might have a few pints to go with it. Life is good!
Are you an idiot? Learn how obesity shortens life. Maybe you alse think that using drugs is okey ?
cope harder
I cant tell if this is satire… is this the world we live in?
@@coffeecat8826angry obese person maybe?
@@L33622 satire seems to be a foreign concept for you
I think the politically correct term is differently weighted
cheaper healthy food and all will be solved
Not while they have stocks in Food Chains and Rx companies my dears.
TBH, if women spent 1hr less per day doing their hair, nails and painting their faces to go for a jog, they would look and feel 5 times better.
These segments assume obesity isn't a choice when they claim "something must be done".
It can be both. We can promote healthy habits because it's a choice.
Start reading the research articles on PFAS forever chemicals.. data is showing that they are having a larger affect on weight gain than diet.
Besides higher blood pressure, high cholesterol levels, and a multitude of cancers.. this junk is everywhere (commercial and industrial products), including in drinking water. About 45% of the U.S. tap water is contaminated with it. 😔
Now go blame the person trying to keep weight off..
Weird al yankovic. Just eat it.
Weird Al. A true visionary.
Tell it to the wind!
People are starving in Palestine, Sudan and all over the world.
What if we send them al to a uninhabited island and see what happens
i dont know a single person who participated in this study , its just a headline
Demark needs to make more Ozempic!
We would prefer to earn as much money as possible
🐉 become a dragon ,
Go vegan! High carb low fat! Plenty of fruit vegetables & steamed rice!
Americans hahahahhahahhahahahahhaa
Almost half of them are Americans
Disgusting.
Baz lurman, wear sun screen class of 99
First