Ranking Each Of The States Based On The Obesity Rate

Published on 11/17/2020
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South Carolina – 34.1% Obesity Rate

If you’ve ever been to South Carolina, you’re likely to agree that there is fantastic food in the state. You’ve got collard greens, creamy grits, she-crab soup, pecan pies, fried okra, and more! We know it’s hard to resist temptation, but anyway, the locals indulge in it. The southern state has made it to the list of the country’s top ten fattest states. We are sure that it does not take pride in this honor if you can call it that.

South Carolina – 34.1% Obesity Rate

South Carolina – 34.1% Obesity Rate

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Alaska – 34.2% Obesity Rate

The number of obese adults in Alaska has more than doubled since 1991. Thirteen percent of locals fell under that category almost 30 years ago. It was surprising that this number had grown by so much. Alaskan officials claim that in early education, they emphasize healthy food. Some people speculate that people are getting heavier because food in this state is typically both costly and limited.

Alaska – 34.2% Obesity Rate

Alaska – 34.2% Obesity Rate

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