Today, the number of people in various countries who are obese has increased. In fact, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that by 2015, people who are overweight will reach about 2.3 billion.
Why is that? According to Professor Alan Maryon-Davis, who was President of the Faculty of Public Health in the UK, increasing cases of obesity due to decreased movement of a person's body. The result was not optimal calorie burning.
"Although many people have an established life, but many of them forget to be physically active lives," said Professor Alan quoted from the BBC.
The problem was that according to Professor Alan trigger surge in the number of cases of obesity. Then, he compares to that which occurred in the 1960s and then. At that time, the case is relatively small.
"Since (then) they tend to be more active and can maintain a normal weight, this is about social norms," he said.
Department of Health also explained that in the 1960s, particularly in Britain, daily routines involve community members with physical very high so that helps the body stay slim.
While at this point, a person's life the more static and less movement. Coupled with the many fast food products are unhealthy. It helped create an environment that is very difficult for a person to achieve and maintain an ideal body weight.
Why is that? According to Professor Alan Maryon-Davis, who was President of the Faculty of Public Health in the UK, increasing cases of obesity due to decreased movement of a person's body. The result was not optimal calorie burning.
"Although many people have an established life, but many of them forget to be physically active lives," said Professor Alan quoted from the BBC.
The problem was that according to Professor Alan trigger surge in the number of cases of obesity. Then, he compares to that which occurred in the 1960s and then. At that time, the case is relatively small.
"Since (then) they tend to be more active and can maintain a normal weight, this is about social norms," he said.
Department of Health also explained that in the 1960s, particularly in Britain, daily routines involve community members with physical very high so that helps the body stay slim.
While at this point, a person's life the more static and less movement. Coupled with the many fast food products are unhealthy. It helped create an environment that is very difficult for a person to achieve and maintain an ideal body weight.
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