Stop the beef eaters, save the world.

摘要

The early results from the Canadian Health Measures Survey has revealed that the majority of adult Canadians are overweight or obese and at risk of developing chronic health sequelae at some point in their lives.1 This news is probably no surprise to those following the epidemiological trends of the past decades, but the sheer scale of the problem is a call to action. Some experts have faulted the government, saying that the problem lies with the failure of policymakers to encourage Canadians to exercise more. Others take a more Pogo-esque approach and shift the blame to the public, challenging them to buy nutritious ingredients and learn how to cook.