Why Are Men More Overweight Than Women
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Why Are Men More Overweight Than Women?
Exploring the Rise of Male Obesity
Obesity among men is a growing concern in the United States. Recent findings indicate that men are more likely to be overweight than women, with 67% of men compared to 62% of women falling into this category, according to the American Obesity Association. Alarmingly, a 30-year study by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) revealed that nine out of ten men and seven out of ten women are either overweight or eventually become so.
The Reluctance to Diet
Despite this trend, men are less likely to pursue weight-loss programs. Only 39% of men are on a diet or willing to try one, compared to 70% of women. This hesitance can partly be attributed to differing attitudes towards health and weight management. Many men prioritize the enjoyment of food, with 66% admitting they eat what they like without considering calories.
A Tailored Solution for Men
To address this challenge, a dieting program specifically for men has emerged. NutriSystem offers a practical approach by combining weight loss with enjoyable meals. Available online, this program utilizes portion-controlled, low-Glycemic-Index meals, eliminating the guesswork for participants.
Enjoying Favorites While Losing Weight
NutriSystem is designed to fit men's preferences, allowing them to enjoy their favorite foods like burgers, pizza, hot dogs, and lasagna without sacrificing their weight-loss goals. The program’s convenience eliminates the need for group meetings, making it simpler and more time-efficient.
By focusing on men's unique dietary needs, NutriSystem enables them to indulge in beloved foods like chips and pretzels while effectively managing their weight. This approach could make dieting more appealing and attainable for men, helping to combat the rising obesity rates in a practical way.
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