It depends on who's numbers you want to believe. Like most statistics, you can find pretty much any answer you wish, if you look hard enough. Two examples:
In January 2010, the New York Times reported "Nearly 34 percent of adults are obese, obese children tripled to 17 percent."
MedicineNet reports that " 63.1% of adults in the U.S. were either overweight or obese in 2009. That was a small but measurable increase from 62.2% the previous year." , citing a 'The Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index'
64% of adults in America are overweight or obese.
Actually of that 64%, 25% of them are obese, not the whole 64%.
100% of people that are overweight in America are in America
about 60%, and of that, 25% is obese.
The percentage of US children overweight or obese was as high as 65%.
Not most of them. About 30% of Americans are obese, about 30% of Americans are overweight, about 35% of Americans are of normal weight, and about 5% of Americans are underweight. Take in mind that obese does not necessarily mean a person is fat, many muscular people are considered obese because of their BMI.
The percent of people with obesity in america is 74.3% it has risen in the last 20 years! please stay heathy take care of your bodies. around 2,500 people die a year in each state from being heavy! its awful. even if all you are doing is running on wii fit once a day and eating carrot sticks instead of a cookie for snack, every little bit helps. -Taylor Swift <3
Australia is not the fattest country in the world. According to the World Health Organisation, based on data taken between 2000 and 2008, the world's "fattest" countries are: 1. American Samoa, with 93.5% of the population overweight 2. Kiribati, with 81.5% of the population overweight 3. USA, with 66.7% of the population overweight 4. Germany, with 66.5% of the population overweight 5. Egypt, with 66% of the population overweight 6. Bosnia-Herzegovina, with 62.9% of the population overweight 7. New Zealand, with 62.7% of the population overweight 8. Israel, with 61.9% of the population overweight 9. Croatia, with 61.4% of the population overweight 10. The United Kingdom, with 61% of the population overweight However, more recent data from the CIA tells a different story when one measures just obesity, which is a different standard from being overweight. According to an article in 2012, the most overweight countries are: 1. American Samoa: obesity rate 74.6% 2. Tokelau: obesity rate 63.4% 3. Tonga: obesity rate 56.0% 4. Kiribati: obesity rate 50.6% 5. Saudi Arabia: obesity rate 35.6% 6. United States: obesity rate 33.9% 7. United Arab Emirates: obesity rate 33.7% 8. Egypt: obesity rate 30.3% 9. Kuwait: obesity rate 28.8% 10. New Zealand: obesity rate 25.6%
The percentage of the population of the U.S that is overweight is 5%. The world is 15%. This refers to more less populated and richer countries.
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The percentage of US children overweight or obese was as high as 65%.
Every two out of three Americans are overweight.
majority , yes
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Not most of them. About 30% of Americans are obese, about 30% of Americans are overweight, about 35% of Americans are of normal weight, and about 5% of Americans are underweight. Take in mind that obese does not necessarily mean a person is fat, many muscular people are considered obese because of their BMI.
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Between 2005-2006, it was estimated that 32.7% of Americans are overweight and 34.3% were obese.
Probably 90 per cent of all Americans are overweight, it doesn't really add any value.