Obesity map of the United States

[AnewKINDofFEELIN 0]

The "do more/eat less" diet is always a winner.

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

The do more eat less approach really does work.

I've only really found success in shifting extra pounds through kicking it up a notch with exercise.

[no name 1]

The do more eat less approach really does work.

I've only really found success in shifting extra pounds through kicking it up a notch with exercise.

I'm pretty sure it's all HFCS's fault.

[♥JP♥ 5]

Right? Apparently California (even though it's proved different) is a land of very cheap organic produce. NOT EVEN CLOSE. I buy plenty of veggies apparently covered in pesticides (oh noes) in the grocery. Even in Cali.

Well it is cheaper than other areas. When I go to Idaho to visit my brother, it usually takes me a day or so to get over the sticker shock of the cost of produce.

[no name 1]

Right? Apparently California (even though it's proved different) is a land of very cheap organic produce. NOT EVEN CLOSE. I buy plenty of veggies apparently covered in pesticides (oh noes) in the grocery. Even in Cali.

Well it is cheaper than other areas. When I go to Idaho to visit my brother, it usually takes me a day or so to get over the sticker shock of the cost of produce.

Some things, yes. But it's not like it's free or dirt cheap, like some on here are implying.

See post #46.

[Nessa 23]

I'm pretty sure it's all HFCS's fault.

Sure. It's a governement conspiracy to make every food company use HFCS so people will get obese.

[no name 1]

I'm pretty sure it's all HFCS's fault.

Sure. It's a governement conspiracy to make every food company use HFCS so people will get obese.

Some seem to think so....