Tag Archives: Epidemic Proportions
“Taken Aback With Obesity Statistics In USA”
Just have a look at these statistics Obesity statistics in USA Reach Epidemic Proportions • 58 Million Overweight; 40 Million Obese; 3 Million morbidly Obese • Eight out of 10 over 25’s Overweight • 78% of Americans not meeting primary activity level recommendations • 25% completely Sedentary • 76% increase in Type II diabetes in adults 30-40 yrs old since 1990 Back in 1999 they warned that if obesity continued to be a sure problem it was foreseen that it would to Continue reading
Feel Best Ever With A Extraordinary Weight Loss Plan
Weight loss and the New Year are like ‘Laurel and Hardy’ the come as a pair every year. With the ever expanding waistline of not only adults but children as well the state has reached epidemic proportions with no obvious solution in site. Finding a solution is in your importance as more medical… Continue reading
Weight Loss For Teens – lose weight, build health
Worried about your overweight teen? If so, make weight loss a priority. Create a plan, motivate your teen, and get started by going to see your doctor for a health check up and meal plans. Recent studies have shown that teenage obesity has reached epidemic proportions. Most of these studies show that not only do body structure, DNA, diets of fast foods and overeating contribute to the weight problem, but the lack of exercise, by today’s adolescents, is a primary cause. Another fact revealed in Continue reading
What are Type II Diabetes Treatments?
by Morgan Mathers Diabetes is being diagnosed today in America at alarming rates. Some say diabetes is diagnosed at even epidemic proportions. Unfortunately many American’s do not even know that they are the ones in peril. You may already have it or are at serious risk of getting it. Adult onset diabetes or Type II Diabetes should be avoided or at the very least postponed for those with a predisposition to diabetes. Managing diabetes and preventing it is the goal. Measuring the levels of your Continue reading