ix the problem of obesity and overweight issues in America.

Obesity is on the rise for numerous reasons, including but not limited to: lifestyles – we work more now than before, mostly office jobs, and there is not a lot of time left over for physical activity; overeating – yes, some people are overweight because they eat too much; convenience and fast foods – these have

As a freelance writer, I often look to write articles on important topics that are making the news, things people want to read about, topics that help people grow, change, learn something new, empowering, affect change or just make someone feel something or thing – in a positive way.

I write for various freelance writing sites, and one of those sites allows other writers to write content for things they too think are hot topics. I enjoy reading and perusing this site, hearing what other people have to say, so one day, during a short break from writing, I stumbled across an article written by a woman who apparently has distaste for fat people… she says that obesity is an epidemic, about which I cannot argue, but she goes so far as to state that fat people are a threat to national security and should be shunned by society.

She offers no solutions to the problem, but rather only rants about how she personally feels about the obesity epidemic in America today.

So I decided to do a bit of research about obesity in America and I discovered that her numbers were accurate in what was reported and the conclusion is: obesity and overweight are increasing in America, and around the globe, and it is affecting people’s health and lives.

However, to go so far as to blame all overweight or obese people for every problem that exists in America today, to say they should be shunned, or somehow insinuate that overweight people should be outcasts is just absurd and does nothing to help fix the problem of obesity and overweight issues in America.

Obesity is on the rise for numerous reasons, including but not limited to: lifestyles – we work more now than before, mostly office jobs, and there is not a lot of time left over for physical activity; overeating – yes, some people are overweight because they eat too much; convenience and fast foods – these have

to write content for things they too think are hot topics. I enjoy reading and perusing this site, hearing what other people have to say, so one day, during a short break from writing, I stumbled across an article written by a woman who apparently has distaste for fat people… she says that obesity is an epidemic, about which I cannot argue, but she goes so far as to state that fat people are a threat to national security and should be shunned by society.

She offers no solutions to the problem, but rather only rants about how she personally feels about the obesity epidemic in America today.

So I decided to do a bit of research about obesity in America and I discovered that her numbers were accurate in what was reported and the conclusion is: obesity and overweight are increasing in America, and around the globe, and it is affecting people’s health and lives.

However, to go so far as to blame all overweight or obese people for every problem that exists in America today, to say they should be shunned, or somehow insinuate that overweight people should be outcasts is just absurd and does nothing to help fix the problem of obesity and overweight issues in America.

Obesity is on the rise for numerous reasons, including but not limited to: lifestyles – we work more now than before, mostly office jobs, and there is not a lot of time left over for physical activity; overeating – yes, some people are overweight because they eat too much; convenience and fast foods – these have

t fat people are a threat to national security and should be shunned by society.

She offers no solutions to the problem, but rather only rants about how she personally feels about the obesity epidemic in America today.

So I decided to do a bit of research about obesity in America and I discovered that her numbers were accurate in what was reported and the conclusion is: obesity and overweight are increasing in America, and around the globe, and it is affecting people’s health and lives.

However, to go so far as to blame all overweight or obese people for every problem that exists in America today, to say they should be shunned, or somehow insinuate that overweight people should be outcasts is just absurd and does nothing to help fix the problem of obesity and overweight issues in America.

Obesity is on the rise for numerous reasons, including but not limited to: lifestyles – we work more now than before, mostly office jobs, and there is not a lot of time left over for physical activity; overeating – yes, some people are overweight because they eat too much; convenience and fast foods – these have

n is: obesity and overweight are increasing in America, and around the globe, and it is affecting people’s health and lives.

However, to go so far as to blame all overweight or obese people for every problem that exists in America today, to say they should be shunned, or somehow insinuate that overweight people should be outcasts is just absurd and does nothing to help fix the problem of obesity and overweight issues in America.

Obesity is on the rise for numerous reasons, including but not limited to: lifestyles – we work more now than before, mostly office jobs, and there is not a lot of time left over for physical activity; overeating – yes, some people are overweight because they eat too much; convenience and fast foods – these have

ix the problem of obesity and overweight issues in America.

Obesity is on the rise for numerous reasons, including but not limited to: lifestyles – we work more now than before, mostly office jobs, and there is not a lot of time left over for physical activity; overeating – yes, some people are overweight because they eat too much; convenience and fast foods – these have more starch, sugar, salt and fat than home made prepared foods; hormones – cattle and poultry are raised on steroids and hormones, which when we consume meats we consume these too, and this is relatively new; better health care – yes, some diseases that used to kill us now are treatable, but obesity is a potential side effect as well as new medications that weren’t on the market 15 years ago that cause weight gain as a side effect; and more.

If you are truly interested in battling the bulge obesity is causing in America, I invite you all to quit pointing the finger and laying the blame and saying, ‘Bad fat people!” and actually learn about why obesity is an epidemic and what we can do about it.