National obesity Rate

[Metal85]

Showing latest available data. <STYLE> .td70 { width: 70px; text-align: right; white-space:nowrap; } .td40 { width: 40px; text-align: right; } .td150 { width: 150px; } .td180 { width: 180px; text-align: right; } .td225 { width: 225px; vertical-align: middle; }</STYLE><TABLE style="WIDTH: 100%" class="body sortable" border=0 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=3 sizset="116" sizcache="2"><THEAD sizset="5" sizcache="0"><TR><TH style="TEXT-ALIGN: right" class=text>Rank </TH><TH class="text sort-alpha clickable" jQuery1300800845350="2">Countries

</TH><TH class="text sort-numeric clickable" align=right jQuery1300800845350="3">Amount

</TH></TR></THEAD><TBODY sizset="0" sizcache="2"><TR sizset="0" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 1 </TD><TD class=td155>United States:</TD><TD class=td180>30.6% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR class=graphHl sizset="4" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 2 </TD><TD class=td155>Mexico:</TD><TD class=td180>24.2% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR sizset="8" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 3 </TD><TD class=td155>United Kingdom:</TD><TD class=td180>23% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR class=graphHl sizset="12" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 4 </TD><TD class=td155>Slovakia:</TD><TD class=td180>22.4% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR sizset="16" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 5 </TD><TD class=td155>Greece:</TD><TD class=td180>21.9% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR class=graphHl sizset="20" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 6 </TD><TD class=td155>Australia:</TD><TD class=td180>21.7% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR sizset="24" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 7 </TD><TD class=td155>New Zealand:</TD><TD class=td180>20.9% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR class=graphHl sizset="28" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 8 </TD><TD class=td155>Hungary:</TD><TD class=td180>18.8% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR sizset="32" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 9 </TD><TD class=td155>Luxembourg:</TD><TD class=td180>18.4% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR class=graphHl sizset="36" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 10 </TD><TD class=td155>Czech Republic:</TD><TD class=td180>14.8% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR sizset="40" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 11 </TD><TD class=td155>Canada:</TD><TD class=td180>14.3% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR class=graphHl sizset="44" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 12 </TD><TD class=td155>Spain:</TD><TD class=td180>13.1% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR sizset="48" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 13 </TD><TD class=td155>Ireland:</TD><TD class=td180>13% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR class=graphHl sizset="52" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 14 </TD><TD class=td155>Germany:</TD><TD class=td180>12.9% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR sizset="56" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40>= 15 </TD><TD class=td155>Portugal:</TD><TD class=td180>12.8% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR class=graphHl sizset="60" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40>= 15 </TD><TD class=td155>Finland:</TD><TD class=td180>12.8% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR sizset="64" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 17 </TD><TD class=td155>Iceland:</TD><TD class=td180>12.4% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR class=graphHl sizset="68" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 18 </TD><TD class=td155>Turkey:</TD><TD class=td180>12% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR sizset="72" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 19 </TD><TD class=td155>Belgium:</TD><TD class=td180>11.7% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR class=graphHl sizset="76" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 20 </TD><TD class=td155>Netherlands:</TD><TD class=td180>10% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR sizset="80" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 21 </TD><TD class=td155>Sweden:</TD><TD class=td180>9.7% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR class=graphHl sizset="84" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 22 </TD><TD class=td155>Denmark:</TD><TD class=td180>9.5% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR sizset="88" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 23 </TD><TD class=td155>France:</TD><TD class=td180>9.4% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR class=graphHl sizset="92" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 24 </TD><TD class=td155>Austria:</TD><TD class=td180>9.1% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR sizset="96" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 25 </TD><TD class=td155>Italy:</TD><TD class=td180>8.5% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR class=graphHl sizset="100" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 26 </TD><TD class=td155>Norway:</TD><TD class=td180>8.3% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR sizset="104" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40># 27 </TD><TD class=td155>Switzerland:</TD><TD class=td180>7.7% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR class=graphHl sizset="108" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40>= 28 </TD><TD class=td155>Japan:</TD><TD class=td180>3.2% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TR sizset="112" sizcache="1"><TD class=td40>= 28 </TD><TD class=td155>Korea, South:</TD><TD class=td180>3.2% </TD><TD class=td255>
</TD></TR><TFOOT sizset="116" sizcache="2"><TR sizset="116" sizcache="1"><TD></TD><TD align=left>Weighted average:</TD><TD align=right>14.1% </TD><TD>
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[Metal85]

Congrats, we're number 1!!!! we're number 1! we're number 1!

 

[Ox 51]

We are 10 times the rate of Japan. Americans are just becoming so damn lazy. It's really sad.

 

[Metal85]

We are 10 times the rate of Japan. Americans are just becoming so damn lazy. It's really sad.

The cost of calories for healthy food does not help, and over the past 4 months it has gone up by 33-50% bc of gas prices, so it's a struggle not to eat dollar burgers

 

[Ox 51]

And this is just the rate of people who are "obese". Obese in these studies generally means 30+ pounds overweight, doesn't it?

 

[Bigdog48]

The cost of calories for healthy food does not help, and over the past 4 months it has gone up by 33-50% bc of gas prices, so it's a struggle not to eat dollar burgers

I understand eating right, but some of these people despite money could at least go out and walk to burn some calories, but it is just easier just to sit on the couch and eat chips.

 

[Mrbigz]

i could of sworn that the U.S. was something like 40-50% now. i heard it on tv the the other day

 

[Ox 51]

This info appears to be from 2005 and defines the obesity rate as the percentage of the population with a Body Mass Index (BMI) over 30.

 

[Mrbigz]

This info appears to be from 2005 and defines the obesity rate as the percentage of the population with a Body Mass Index (BMI) over 30.

oh.......i was gonna say " i know we gotta be fatter than that"

ive been seeing some fuckn big ass poeple lately. i went to the mall the other day, and i swear exactly half the poeple had muffin top pritty bad.

 

[big in vegas]

oh.......i was gonna say " i know we gotta be fatter than that"

ive been seeing some fuckn big ass poeple lately. i went to the mall the other day, and i swear exactly half the poeple had muffin top pritty bad.

Sit at WalMart for an hour and count...

The sad part is that people like pro bodybiulders are considered to be obese too

 

[Mrbigz]

Sit at WalMart for an hour and count...

The sad part is that people like pro bodybiulders are considered to be obese too

i know crazy right, im 55lbs over weight. im suppose to weigh 180 at my heigth and structure

 

[Metal85]

And this is just the rate of people who are "obese". Obese in these studies generally means 30+ pounds overweight, doesn't it?

uh IDK id say this was on the low end for actual fat ass ppl, not bodybuilders just being over weight to what they should be and its really muscle

i could of sworn that the U.S. was something like 40-50% now. i heard it on tv the the other day

I wouldnt doubt that at all

Sit at WalMart for an hour and count...
I agree with this, and or count at school bus stops, if u are thin u r the weird one in the group now

The sad part is that people like pro bodybiulders are considered to be obese too

yeah thats retarded

i know crazy right, im 55lbs over weight. im suppose to weigh 180 at my heigth and structure

im supposed to be like 160

 

[Mrbigz]

im supposed to be like 160[/QUOTE]

same here 160-180 being the high end

im a shorty @ 5'9

 

[Metal85]

im supposed to be like 160

same here 160-180 being the high end

im a shorty @ 5'9[/QUOTE]

ditto and I have a cousin, actually out in NM that is 6'5" wtf

 

[Mrbigz]

same here 160-180 being the high end

im a shorty @ 5'9

ditto and I have a cousin, actually out in NM that is 6'5" wtf[/QUOTE]

dude my little brother is 6'1......we're both from the same parents too.
i got short dicked bad LOL

not far

 

[Metal85]

ditto and I have a cousin, actually out in NM that is 6'5" wtf

dude my little brother is 6'1......we're both from the same parents too.
i got short dicked bad LOL

not far[/QUOTE]


haha ummm that sounded a little more personal. Im just happy to be taller than most. When laying down on my back. 0-l--/<

 

[Mrbigz]

haha ummm that sounded a little more personal. Im just happy to be taller than most. When laying down on my back. 0-l--/<[/QUOTE]

haha that did sound messed up , not what i ment lol

:bber:

 

[big in vegas]

You guys should just be happy you're as tall as you are, I'm barely pushing 5'8". I hate being short, but it makes my frame look better to some degree, I would just like to be around 6 foot and I'd be thrilled, but I'm already the tallest in my family, fucking guidos

 

[Metal85]

You guys should just be happy you're as tall as you are, I'm barely pushing 5'8". I hate being short, but it makes my frame look better to some degree, I would just like to be around 6 foot and I'd be thrilled, but I'm already the tallest in my family, fucking guidos

lol yup. we can prolly all get GH prescribed bc we are too short, not thriving

 

[big in vegas]

lol yup. we can prolly all get GH prescribed bc we are too short, not thriving

I'd love to have it prescribed, I'd be happier than a pig in shit