>56% of American adults are obese>37% of American adults are overweightThis issue should be treated as a national crisis. The general populace is so absurdly fat, out of shape, and incapable of preforming the basic of athletic activities that we are dangerously heading towards a dystopian WALL-E world where everyone's too fat to do anything.
>>541710748>>>/fit/Stay on your containment board.
>>541710748because it would involve changing the way government functions in the US
Immagine the backpain. mfg
>>541710748Now let us break down those demographics by race. I have a feeling we need to change the OP pic.
>>541710748Post more enormous braphogs
>>541710748hes too busy unbanning atrazine weedkillers (atrazine literally turns frogs into trannies) and trying to get legal immunity for round-up for glyphosate causing cancer.
>>541710748It's caused by fast food companies and groceries peddling shit, but delicious, foodYou could fix obesity quickly, but you'd need to have a total, nationwide ban on all processed food, burgers, snacks, sugary drinks, etc, it would be North Korea level.
>>541711332didn't he promise to fix these problems?
>>541710748would
>>541710748>>541711515Would enthusiastically
>>541714765I’ll never understand hog fuckers. Can you make sense of it for me
>>541710748The obesity rate had gone down
>>541710748U.S. adult obesity rates have declined from a peak of 39.9% in 2022 to approximately 37% in 2025/2026, a drop of roughly 3 percentage points that represents an estimated 7.6 million fewer obese adults. Attribution to GLP-1 Drugs: The decline is strongly correlated with a surge in GLP-1 weight loss drug usage, which rose from 3% of adults in 2024 to 11% in 2026. Political Claims: Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claimed the rate dropped 3% in a single year and attributed it to dietary changes, but fact-checkers note the decline occurred over several years starting in 2022 and there is little evidence of major dietary shifts. Expert Caution: Experts warn that while obesity is falling, the trend may not be sustained, as previous dips in government data were temporary, and the long-term population-level impact of pharmaceutical interventions remains debated.
>>541714952It's the same as your insatiable lust for cockI didn't choose it, it's just a preference
>>541714952Ever heard of the expression "more cushion for the pushin'"?That's why.
because he's a midwit who thinks he's smart because he watched other midwits on a podcast
