Published on Dec 6, 2018
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What are the most common factors that are making you gain weight? Are you at fault for being fat? What can you do to lose weight?
Global obesity rates are on the rise, and despite popular opinion, not just in the United States. As processed foods become more popular and technology makes our lives easier and more convenient, our population is becoming heavier. While there are plenty of exercise guides out there and warnings on how to avoid gaining weight, what are some underlooked factors that might be making you lose the battle of the bulge?
Welcome to another episode of The Infographics Show-
These are the reasons why you are getting fat!
Each year the world spends $579 billion in fast food, which is more than the entire total gross domestic product of Sweden at it speak in 2013 and 2014. In the US alone fast food sales topped at $200 billion in 2015, an incredible climb from just $6 billion in 1970. And as fast food becomes more popular around the world, these figures are only set to rise.
It can be easy to look down on these figures, but the modern high-stress lifestyle often leaves individuals with little time for personal home-cooked meals- so let's look at some other factors that can help you mitigate some of the pounds you're putting on.
Global obesity rates are on the rise, and despite popular opinion, not just in the United States. As processed foods become more popular and technology makes our lives easier and more convenient, our population is becoming heavier. While there are plenty of exercise guides out there and warnings on how to avoid gaining weight, what are some underlooked factors that might be making you lose the battle of the bulge?
Welcome to another episode of The Infographics Show-
These are the reasons why you are getting fat!
Each year the world spends $579 billion in fast food, which is more than the entire total gross domestic product of Sweden at it speak in 2013 and 2014. In the US alone fast food sales topped at $200 billion in 2015, an incredible climb from just $6 billion in 1970. And as fast food becomes more popular around the world, these figures are only set to rise.
It can be easy to look down on these figures, but the modern high-stress lifestyle often leaves individuals with little time for personal home-cooked meals- so let's look at some other factors that can help you mitigate some of the pounds you're putting on.
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