In the February 2010 issue of Reader's Digest Canada, some startling results on the topic of obesity, both in Canada and around the world, were revealed.
Reader's Digest staff in 16 countries also took to the streets to ask unsuspecting passersby to stand on a scale and guess their own weight. Watch the video to find out what happened:
Read more about the Reader's Digest global diet poll:
Obesity has gone global. Check out our exclusive international poll that reveals the riskiest habits, the crankiest spouses, and the silliest excuses for packing on the pounds packing.
People around the world are struggling with their weight. But that’s not to say that obesity is our collective destiny. In fact, just about every culture has some custom that can keep people lean. Find out how people around the globe take the weight off.
As the Reader's Digest global diet poll proves, obesity is a problem around the world—and that includes Canada. In fact, a recent landmark study concluded that Canadians have been steadily gaining weight for the past three decades. What do you think? Are Canadians too fat? What are you doing to keep your weight down?
According to one study, people eat 37 more calories per meal on the weekends than on weekdays, which can add up to more than a few unwanted pounds. Watch for these common weight-loss landmines and swap in healthier activities instead.
Whether you need to lose weight or you’re just tired of leaving the dinner table feeling as if you’ve swallowed a beach ball, the following health-boosting tips will help you curb your appetite and eat just enough – and no more.
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