Decline in the practice of family dinners coupled with an increased obsession of fast foods is the reason behind the high rates of obesity, according to a new study. A newly published analysis found that 29 percent of poorly educated women in England and 27 percent of men are obese. It gives England the fattest proportion of people in Europe from this background - more than twice as many as Italy, Portugal, Spain and Ireland. According to ...Monday, 10 September 2012
Lack of Family Dinners Promoting Obesity
Decline in the practice of family dinners coupled with an increased obsession of fast foods is the reason behind the high rates of obesity, according to a new study. A newly published analysis found that 29 percent of poorly educated women in England and 27 percent of men are obese. It gives England the fattest proportion of people in Europe from this background - more than twice as many as Italy, Portugal, Spain and Ireland. According to ...
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