Why was obesity never a thing in the past?
You're telling me literally NOBODY
>overate
>didn't exercise
>ate carbs/fat/whatever meme diet of the month
I don't buy it. You don't go from 1% obesity rate in 1900 to 40% in 2022 without some real shit going on. What is the truth Any Forums?
jews
High Fructose Corn Syrup
No
The food has just gotten worse
Spend some time in Europe and compare the ingredients between European and American products
While in the past, Americans voted with their wallets for decent meals, the cost saving of high fructose canola oil bullshit has overtaken the food market.
corn syrup, destruction of pedestrian walkways to make roads for cars, social media, work from home
No cell phones, no internet, no "fat acceptance movement", no uber eats, all of your entertainment required getting up and going somewhere.
Processed food, high fructose corn syrup, vegetable oil, seed oil, estrogen in the water, technology creating sedentary lifestyles
Most things didn't have sugar in it.
They didn’t have processed food.
Food scientists with Harvard PhD’s have literally “hacked” the human mind and made foods with the perfect blend of salt, fat, glutamates, and simple carbohydrates, to stimulate appetite. They then took these products and filled half of every grocery store with them.
If you’re eating steak/chicken/fish with a side of potatoes/rice/bread and some vegetable you will probably get full as soon as you’ve eaten enough and wont be tempted to snack later.
Sugared beverages also became a thing. Virtually every megaobese(like hamplanet status, not just regular fat) drinks only soda all day every day. Never water.
>corn syrup
How exactly does corn syrup make everyone obese? Shouldn't it just be extra calories in the form of sugar?