> "I haven't missed it. I don't believe it's there." Consider the following growth in health club memberships in the US between 1987 and 2005: https://lh3.goo

> "I haven't missed it. I don't believe it's there." Consider the following growth in health club memberships in the US between 1987 and 2005: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/3Vy1wJ3JNxuPxxEUbj5wJocQWE8OtUrUBP_sScybXFtJ6tqfd9YGKLccLxFzXo5qFHx007IYoG3OmqCWC4xHM0uFsmA4In0NbuIXzVpmw8bij920Xx7FZwUKH_RiWNttRg https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/3Vy1wJ3JNxuPxxEUbj5wJocQWE... If you have increased desire to get fit, do you believe that people are only going to do that by drinking less soda and going to the gym, and aren't going to adjust their eating habits? Speak to any gym member who attends reasonably regularly (at least once a week) and you'll find they think more about what they eat because eating badly makes exercise harder.