State Of Your State's Health

[wdlove]

What's the State of Your State's Health?

Minnesota, New Hampshire Rated Healthiest, Mississippi Ranks at Bottom.

I'm sorry eyelikeart, but take heart at least your state is improving. They need to take your lead.

http://webcenter.health.webmd.netscape.com/content/article/76/90326.htm?DEST=WebMD_contentSRC_nsmain

 

[bousozoku]

It looks as though fried foods and BBQ are holding the bottom 10 states down. I wonder how this compares to how fat states are considered.

 

[eyelikeart]

We've talked about this before, but Louisiana is a poorly health-conscious state. People here I find are lazy & overindulgent, compared to other places. I would even venture to say there isn't much going on here, so people rely on food & drink to have fun...more drink than anything else.

I do what I can for myself though.

 

[wdlove]

Originally posted by eyelikeart
We've talked about this before, but Louisiana is a poorly health-conscious state. People here I find are lazy & overindulgent, compared to other places. I would even venture to say there isn't much going on here, so people rely on food & drink to have fun...more drink than anything else.

I do what I can for myself though.

In the end that is all you can do is to take care of your own health. Some how more in your state need to learn from your example.

 

[Stelliform]

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[wdlove]

Originally posted by Stelliform
I am one of the reasons Louisiana scored so poorly.

And I have plenty to keep me occupied. That is my problem. I work so much, that when I am off I am with my family. And it is difficult to exercise with a 2 year old and a 5 year old. (Unless I drop them at a nursery, and that wouldn't be spending time with them....)

Stelliform you should try to begin by trying to eat a healthy diet. Try to eat more fruits and vegetables. Have less read meat and fish at least twice a week. As you children get older then you should have time to exercise. Maybe they would join their father.