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It has a section on data. It only uses current mortality reports and doesn’t predict anything based on current health trends. Also note that obesity isnt uniqu
by prepend 3y ago
It has a section on data. It only uses current mortality reports and doesn’t predict anything based on current health trends.
Also note that obesity isnt unique to the US and applies to pretty much the entire developed world, it’s just that the US is pretty rich so “worst” in the trend. But take a look at UK or Germany or France obesity. It’s also high and trending up.
- nebula8804 3y agoYeah I left out the other countries because I felt that at least they have a health care system that could try and correct for it which would affect the long term results(may not even cause them to deviate in the long run if they can catch the issue in time). I don't see a mechanism for widespread correction in the US with its current health care system. The current system as it stands has people dying before they can age to see their Medicare healthcare and even then too much damage will be done by that age to fully correct.