It’s interesting that this doesn’t quite mirror the adult obesity map.
SparrowBirch on
To my colorblind eyes the over 24% and the under 12% are the same
Lignindecay on
How it median around 15% that seems so crazy. 6-17 years old shouldn’t be enough time to become overweight this sucks to see. A diet high in Soda, processed food, fast food, seed oils and sitting on your ass scrolling/gaming I would imagine.
peachesbones on
Maybe this is nothing given I haven’t been to many of the states but I’ve spent a lot of time hiking and canoeing in Minnesota, Vermont, and New Hampshire and wonder if the awesome access to nature is related to lower childhood obesity in the greener states on this map…
BlueAnnapolis on
Looks just like the electoral map. Shocking.
EyeIslet on
Take me to McDonald’s, country roads
DirectorLarge2461 on
It looks like the gators and theme parks in Florida are keeping kids fitter or on their toes.
Maybe it’s the beach life, but I’m really curious about what type of food those red zone kiddos are eating now.
If parents see no consequences for this type of neglect then this will never change
ApprehensiveClub6028 on
If only the south knew how to read
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I bet this has to do with school food supply
It’s interesting that this doesn’t quite mirror the adult obesity map.
To my colorblind eyes the over 24% and the under 12% are the same
How it median around 15% that seems so crazy. 6-17 years old shouldn’t be enough time to become overweight this sucks to see. A diet high in Soda, processed food, fast food, seed oils and sitting on your ass scrolling/gaming I would imagine.
Maybe this is nothing given I haven’t been to many of the states but I’ve spent a lot of time hiking and canoeing in Minnesota, Vermont, and New Hampshire and wonder if the awesome access to nature is related to lower childhood obesity in the greener states on this map…
Looks just like the electoral map. Shocking.
Take me to McDonald’s, country roads
It looks like the gators and theme parks in Florida are keeping kids fitter or on their toes.
Maybe it’s the beach life, but I’m really curious about what type of food those red zone kiddos are eating now.
If parents see no consequences for this type of neglect then this will never change
If only the south knew how to read