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Below are the 10 most "fat" countries in the world. At the core is based on data from national
surveys of health World Health Organization (WHO) collected between 2000 and 2008.
1) American Samoa, 93.5 percent (population, which weighs more than the norm for body mass index)
Previously, Pacific Islanders eat local foods high in complex carbohydrates and low in fat. However, their dietary habits began to change, since family members were brought in from abroad, western food.
2), Kiribati, 81.5 per cent Between 1964 and 2001, imports of food in the least developed countries and the Pacific such as Kiribati, has increased sixfold. This increase led to a huge influx of fatty foods and processed meats.3) the United States, 66.7 percent In the early 1960's, above the norm weighed 24 percent of Americans. Today, two-thirds of Americans are too fat, and this percentage continues to increase. Health experts attribute this increase in the overproduction of oils, fats and sugars.4) Germany, 66.5 percent
When Germany learned that it is the most complete nation in Europe, have been accused of the usual suspects: beer, fatty foods and lack of physical activity. Like the rest of the world, the Germans are suffering from easy accessibility to fast foods and a large number of sedentary jobs.
5) Egypt, 66 percent In the 1960's, Egypt was producing enough food to feed its people with a steady diet in red meat, poultry, lentils, corn and dairy products. But to the 1980th, the population grew, food production, leading to an increase in food imports and worsened the food preferences of inhabitants of this country.6) Bosnia and Herzegovina, 62.9 per centSmoking, alcohol and unhealthy foods fortified food during the war that ravaged the country between 1992 to 1995. People who live just above the poverty line, gain weight faster, partly because of the tendency to zakupaniyu cheap processed foods high in calories and low nutritional value.7) New Zealand, 62.7 per centScientists have discovered that the best indicator of obesity, is how long New Zealand, children spend watching television than what they eat or how much physical activity. According to the survey, 41 percent of people who were overweight, 26 years, often addicted to television viewing in childhood.8) Israel, 61.9 percentOver the past 30 years, the number of Israelis who are obese has tripled. As in most developed countries, obesity is most common among Israelis, with low education.9), Croatia, 61.4 percentCroatia was a victim of globalization of the food market, which leads to suppression of the traditional diet cheaper processed foods in the U.S. and Europe overflowing shelves.10) United Kingdom, 61 percentA recent study showed that the British are in the bottom third of European countries to engage in physical exercise, health minister Andy Burnham said Britain: "We're really known as the best nation in the world to view sporting events, but one of the worst in sports."
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