> It’s a car centric culture I don't really see the correlation. In Brazil, obesity is commonly associated with lower incomes, and if you were to correlate wit

> It’s a car centric culture I don't really see the correlation. In Brazil, obesity is commonly associated with lower incomes, and if you were to correlate with the transportation system usage patterns there, one might misguidedly conclude that public transit usage is related to obesity. It seems more logical to make a correlation with lack of food variety (in both cases, cheaper food tend to be heavy on carbs and fats) and sedentary lifestyle