William Atkins
Friday, 08 May 2009 19:46
Swinburn and his team found that U.S. children had increased their weight, on average. by four kilograms (nine pounds) over the past three decades, while U.S. adults had added, on average, eight kilograms (17 pounds) to their weight.
The AFP article "Study blames over-eating, not poor exercise for US obesity" states, "For the US population to return to its leaner, 1970s self, children would have to cut their intake by about 350 calories a day -- equal to one can of fizzy drink and a small portion of French fries, and adults by about 500 calories -- the equivalent of a Big Mac burger."
There are a lot of calories in fat-filled French fries, sugared sodas, and fat-filled hamburgers.
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