A team of researchers at Harvard University contradict other experts that have said the country's obesity rate has reached its peak at 34%. They now think that this will climb slowly but steadily for the next 40 years. After some research it was found that when a person's friend becomes obese their chance of becoming obese increases by more than half! Therefore Americans will keep growing fatter until 42% of the country becomes obese and having obese friends is part of the problem! Being overweight or obese raises our risk of suffering from heart disease, diabetes, some cancers, arthritis and other conditions. Obesity-related conditions alone were held accountable for an estimated expenditure of $147 billion last year! So lets ask ourselves, what are we really doing about our weight issues? Are we comparing ourselves to others to find comfort, or are we getting out there changing our eating habits, taking healthy weight loss formulas, teas,  and making a true effort to exercise?

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