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I'm a little behind in my reading but thought this would be of interest . . .
It's a really good read on why American's are fat, from the July 20, 2009
print edition of the The New Yorker.
"One of the most comprehensive data sets available about Americans —
how tall they are, when they last visited a dentist, what sort of cereal they
eat for breakfast, whether they have to pee during the night, and, if so,
how often—comes from a series of studies conducted by the federal Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention. Participants are chosen at random,
interviewed at length, and subjected to a battery of tests in special trailers
that the C.D.C. hauls around the country. The studies, known as the National
Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys, began during the Eisenhower
Administration and have been carried out periodically ever since."
Read more here, some startling statistics . . .
Why are Americans fat? : The New Yorker
It's a really good read on why American's are fat, from the July 20, 2009
print edition of the The New Yorker.
"One of the most comprehensive data sets available about Americans —
how tall they are, when they last visited a dentist, what sort of cereal they
eat for breakfast, whether they have to pee during the night, and, if so,
how often—comes from a series of studies conducted by the federal Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention. Participants are chosen at random,
interviewed at length, and subjected to a battery of tests in special trailers
that the C.D.C. hauls around the country. The studies, known as the National
Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys, began during the Eisenhower
Administration and have been carried out periodically ever since."
Read more here, some startling statistics . . .
Why are Americans fat? : The New Yorker