Todays Sun (yes the one that got hacked today, but I assure you this story is geniune), has a story titled Weight Britain ~ Half are 'fat' but we eat healthy and exercise more too.
Apparently us BRITS have stepped up our fight against the flab, "a new health map of the UK reveals. It shows nearly HALF the population are overweight or obese."
I'm not quite sure how nearly HALF the population being overweight or obese equated to us being more healthy.
The report states that most families say they eat four healthy meals of meat and veg cooked from scratch each week and that around two-thirds visit the gym at least once every seven days.
Survey ... click to see full results Source: BIOGLAN
47 per cent of us are allegedly overweight yet were eating fewer takeaways and healthier meals.
Yet more evidence that the useless 'health' advice pushed upon the nation is utterly useless. Gym memberships are at an all time high yet we still suffer increasing waistlines. We're (not me though) eating lower calorie and lower fat than at anytime in our history. We obsess over slow releasing complex carbohydrates, ensure we get enough fiber and select cereals that are fortified with vitamins and minerals, yet we still suffer increasing waistlines and disease.
Time for a revolution I think.
Apparently us BRITS have stepped up our fight against the flab, "a new health map of the UK reveals. It shows nearly HALF the population are overweight or obese."
I'm not quite sure how nearly HALF the population being overweight or obese equated to us being more healthy.
The report states that most families say they eat four healthy meals of meat and veg cooked from scratch each week and that around two-thirds visit the gym at least once every seven days.
Survey ... click to see full results Source: BIOGLAN
47 per cent of us are allegedly overweight yet were eating fewer takeaways and healthier meals.
Yet more evidence that the useless 'health' advice pushed upon the nation is utterly useless. Gym memberships are at an all time high yet we still suffer increasing waistlines. We're (not me though) eating lower calorie and lower fat than at anytime in our history. We obsess over slow releasing complex carbohydrates, ensure we get enough fiber and select cereals that are fortified with vitamins and minerals, yet we still suffer increasing waistlines and disease.
Time for a revolution I think.
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