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Fat land : how Americans became the fattest p...
av Greg Critser
Häftad bok. Penguin Books Ltd. 2003. 232 sidor.

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ISBN

0713997397

Titel

Fat land : how Americans became the fattest people in the world

Författare

Greg Critser

Förlag

Penguin Books Ltd.

Utgivningsår

2003

Omfång

232 sidor

Bandtyp

Häftad

Mått

1 x 1 mm Ryggbredd 1 mm

Vikt

295 g

Språk

English

Baksidestext

America is suffering an epidemic of obesity and we are fast catching up. The challenge to the US food industry in the 1970s was that their population was growing more slowly than their food supply. The answer was supersized portions, fast food, too little exercise, take-aways, the constant drip-feed of saturated fat and sugar, producing a society in which 61 per cent of the population is overweight. Heart disease, cardiovascular problems, strokes and above all diabetes are the result. This is an account of the history and biology of the fattening of America at the moment when it is emerging as a political issue too.

Penguin Books Ltd. 0713997397

Fat land : how Americans became the fattest people in the world

Fat land : how Americans became the fattest people in the world Greg Critser Häftad. 2003. Penguin Books Ltd. 1 ex 20 SEK

ISBN: 9780713997392
Titel: Fat land : how Americans became the fattest people in the world
Författare: Greg Critser
Förlag: Penguin Books Ltd.
Utgivningsår: 2003
Omfång: 232 sidor
Bandtyp: Häftad
Mått: 1 x 1 mm Ryggbredd 1 mm
Vikt: 295 g
Språk: English

America is suffering an epidemic of obesity and we are fast catching up. The challenge to the US food industry in the 1970s was that their population was growing more slowly than their food supply. The answer was supersized portions, fast food, too little exercise, take-aways, the constant drip-feed of saturated fat and sugar, producing a society in which 61 per cent of the population is overweight. Heart disease, cardiovascular problems, strokes and above all diabetes are the result. This is an account of the history and biology of the fattening of America at the moment when it is emerging as a political issue too.