Confessions on Sidechat | You know, obese rates would decrease if all these cities and states were walkable. Who’s walking every day when I’m not looking at nothing but woods? You literally have to drive somewhere nice to walk. Build more malls, restaurants, fun spots etc.

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Confessions 1w

You know, obese rates would decrease if all these cities and states were walkable. Who’s walking every day when I’m not looking at nothing but woods? You literally have to drive somewhere nice to walk. Build more malls, restaurants, fun spots etc.

Anonymous 1w

It’s not about anyone being lazy. It’s the fact that I’m not walking every day, and all I see is wood, and most times you can’t walk everywhere because people drive cars, and people can’t drive. It’s crazy you have to drive 20 minutes to a trail with a beach just to have something to walk for. Not everyone has cars and not every place has buses and Ubers add up.

Anonymous 1w

You do realize the obesity rate is because most of our food is made with lots of chemicals and sugar right?

Anonymous 1w

why are people disagreeing, you’re totally right 😭 walking places is such a nice and easy form of exercise and yet it’s inaccesible in so many places

Anonymous 1w

Walking has nothing to do with it

Anonymous

#1 1w

That’s not why most people are obese. You would know that if you took five minutes out of your day to research that. Go to a clinic and ask why the obese rates are high and they will tell you.

Anonymous

OP 1w

Yeah I’ve done my research actually. I’ve watched documentaries, taken health classes, and more. One of the reasons is because of chemicals and sugar. Mainly sugar. A bottle of Mountain Dew has around 145% of your daily value of sugar. One bottle. And lots of Americans drink multiple a day. Yes exercise and lack of it is another factor but like the saying you can’t outrun a poor diet.