Why do I have the nagging feeling this has more to do with price gouging and shrinkflation, and less to do with health awareness or self control.
It's possible, but I think it's largely been attributed to drugs like ozempic. Something like 1 in 8 people have taken it in some form already.
It doesn't. The poorest areas of America are the most obese. That's because healthy food is considered luxury goods and cheap food is terrible for you.
I know I’ve cut one meal a day out to combat inflations effects on my wallet. It hasn’t been that difficult, and I definitely have lost weight.
There Gen z goes..... killing another industry.
My dad's diet was so bad and he was so overweight he contracted diabetes. And one of the medications got on was Ozempic. That was back in 2020 and he has lost a lot of weight. I just assume anyone making miraculous weight losses are on that version by now.
I know people that have used Ozempic to lose 10 vanity pounds. I wouldn't be surprised if that doest have widespread effect.
Maybe the line is collapsing under its own weight
Do we know if that's people being less overweight... or is that line going down... people who died through comorbidity with something else?
I tried to find the data, it looks like the financial times evaluated data from August 2023 and made that chart? This is apparently the survey source with a lazy google: https://wwwn.cdc.gov/nchs/nhanes/continuousnhanes/default.aspx?Cycle=2021-2023 cause i was curious too
Now I need to turn my own personal corner and join the trend.
Meth for the win!
Fat people can't afford to eat! This isn't America
Damn, I moved out of the country in 2023. SMH
ceiling effect?
