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Raw Apple (72 calories): walking, 19 minutes; running, 8 minutes; biking, 10 minutes; swimming, 9 minutes; dancing, 12 minutes.

1 tablespoon mayonnaise: walking, 22 minutes; running, 13 minutes; swimming, 13 minutes; dancing, 16 minutes.

One pint Ben & Jerry’s peanut butter cup ice cream (1440 calories): running, 2 hours; One 13-ounce bag of Doritos (1820 calories): biking 2 hours, 20 minutes. Four pancakes with syrup and a side of sausage (1040 calories): walking for 3 hours 55 minutes.

References:

Baker, Larry C. “Picking Your Game Plan.” Energy Times, June 2004.

“How Much Exercise Can B

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The obesity epidemic in the United States is startling. Below is a list of important facts, figures, and statistics that show just how alarming this disease is.

--In 2004, sugared drinks alone added 66 more calories per day to each American’s diet than they did in 1977.

--130 million Americans are either overweight or obese. This accounts for 64% of the population.

--More than 18 million people in the United States are diabetic, and 90% of these are type 2 diabetics (a disease strongly linked with being overweight or obese.) For every one-pound increase in weight, you have a 3-4% increase in chances of becoming diabetic. Losing ten pounds and exercising moderately drops your risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 60%.

--American adults are currently averaging a weight gain of one pound per year per person. Just ten additional, unexpended calories per day result in an extra pound of weight put on per year.

--Childhood obesity has tripled since the 1970s. 1 in 6 American children and adolescents are either overweight or obese.

--Research has shown that our brains are as vulnerable to food addiction as they are to drug addiction, and that the combination of imagination and memory of a past experience with food creates an obsession for it.

--78% of Americans are not meeting basic activity level recommendations.

--70% of all cardiovascular disease is related to obesity.

--42% of all breast and colon cancers are diagnosed among the obese.

--30% of all gall bladder surgeries are related to obesity.

--The total annual medical spending in the United States due to problems related to being overweight or obese is $117 billion. Lost productivity due to these diseases is $3.9 billion.

--More minorities than whites are overweight or obese.

Non-Hispanic Black Women: 81.6 percent Mexican-American Women: 75.4 percent Non-Hispanic White Women: 58 percent

Non-Hispanic Black Men: 69.1 percent Mexican-American Men: 76.1 percent Non-Hispanic White Men: 70.6 percent

--Obesity is responsible for 300,000 deaths per year. Below are some common foods and the amount of exercise it takes to burn them off:

One slice of cheese pizza (330 calories): walking, 85 minutes; running, 35 minutes; biking, 47 minutes; swimming, 40 minutes; dancing, 56 minutes.

Regular Hamburger (272 calories): walking, 70 minutes; running, 29 minutes; biking, 39 minutes; swimming, 33 minutes; dancing, 46 minutes.

Garden Salad (241 calories): walking, 62 minutes; running, 26 minutes; biking, 34 minutes; swimming, 29 minutes; dancing, 41 minutes.

Raw Apple (72 calories): walking, 19 minutes; running, 8 minutes; biking, 10 minutes; swimming, 9 minutes; dancing, 12 minutes.

1 tablespoon mayonnaise: walking, 22 minutes; running, 13 minutes; swimming, 13 minutes; dancing, 16 minutes.

References:

Baker, Larry C. “Picking Your Game Plan.” Energy Times, June 2004.

“How Much Exercise Can Bu

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pounds and exercising moderately drops your risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 60%.