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After reading some threads here about covid and obesity, I decided to do an informal observational survey of obesity rates where I live. After a few days of observing, I can report that I have hardly seen any thin people. Some are grossly fat, some are very fat, some are moderately fat. Some are just a little overweight, but they are the minority. This is for all ages, but of course the middle aged and older are the fattest. Almost nobody is thin. Maybe a skinny old person here and there, or a slender teenager. But they are the rare exceptions. Almost everyone is at least pudgy.
You might not notice this unless you make a conscious decision to observe. Obesity is so common now days we just accept it like it's normal. It is NOT NORMAL!
So this could partly explain the pandemic. Of course, they also had the pandemic in India where most people are thin. Unless they got fat there also.
And with a gym on every corner, I really don't understand why almost no one looks healthy.
You might not notice this unless you make a conscious decision to observe. Obesity is so common now days we just accept it like it's normal. It is NOT NORMAL!
So this could partly explain the pandemic. Of course, they also had the pandemic in India where most people are thin. Unless they got fat there also.
And with a gym on every corner, I really don't understand why almost no one looks healthy.