the world no country succeed in reducing obesity rate&quot

according to the published a large-scale study Cheap Oilers Jerseys report of Xinhua news agency the British Medical Journal "Lancet" site 29, pointed out that global obesity and overweight population increased significantly in the past 30 years, a total of 2100000000, nearly 1/3 of the global total population. Experts called on the international community to take joint action to deal with the threat, health.

The international Cheap Penguins Jerseys research team of University of Washington researchers led by

America, the population of obese and overweight in 1980 to 2013 in 188 countries and regions. Body mass index (BMI) is calculated as weight (kg) divided by height (in meters) of the square, BMI more than 25 for overweight, more than 30 are obese.

reports that the number of obese and overweight, the world population has increased from 857000000 in 1980 to 2100000000 in 2013. Study leader Christopher · Murray said, "over the past 30 years, the world no country succeed in reducing obesity rate".

this study suggests that, over the past 30 years, the global Cheap Islanders Jerseys obesity Cheap Coyotes Jerseys population growth is "continuous and extensive", regardless of is the high income countries and low income countries, obesity is a major public health challenges. Research shows, the obese are more likely to suffer from cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes and arthritis.

is the specific point of view, there are 671000000 people in the world live in the obese population, more than half USA, China, Germany, India, Russia, Brazil, Mexico and Indonesia and other 10 countries.

in high income countries, American, Australian and British adults obese population accounts for the proportion to be highest, especially America, the proportion of about 1/3.

childhood obesity and overweight phenomenon also should be vigilant, over the past 30 years, developed Cheap Kings Jerseys countries boys and girls in obese and overweight ratio was increased by 7%, reaching 24% and 23% respectively; the developing countries grew 5%, boys and girls of obesity and overweight ratio reached 13%.