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Dutch and French men thinnest in EuropeThursday 23 April 2009 Dutch and French men are the thinnest in western Europe, according to French research quoted by news agency ANP. But while French women are more likely to be underweight than any other nationality, Dutch women are the only ones who are more likely to be overweight than their men, the research shows. British, Greek and Portuguese women also tend to be overweight. © DutchNews.nl
Paul, you are clearly excluding human factor-thin man with ultrafast metabolism would be able consume loads of food, or skiny fashionist, who needs walk-in wardrobe for his skinny shirts or suits, or fat dude, who has down to earth eating and dressing habits, but nature gave him second class thyroid, and good heart! P.S. I'm as slim as it gets! By Jimbo | April 23, 2009 11:37 AM Jimbo should be a politician By Todd | April 23, 2009 3:14 PM Modern human obesity is 'proof' of the amazing (and sad) power of consumer advertising. We are so easily persuaded. By Roger Thurman | April 25, 2009 8:59 AM
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The more you weigh the more energy it takes to move you (E=M/C2). More energy to feed, clothe or medical complication from obesity. Do a little more for yourself, cut back on what you have others do for you and go for a walk.
By Paul Martin | April 23, 2009 10:22 AM