Study Shows:  Majority of Active U.S. Military Obese or Overweight
Study Shows:  Majority of Active U.S. Military Obese or Overweight
Two-thirds of active American military members are obese or overweight?  That’s the conclusion of a report from the American Security Project.

Defense Department data suggests that the obesity rate in the military has inceased from 10% to 21%, in the past decade.

The report indicates that this could impact military readiness.

It isn’t a moral failing; it’s a health crisis,” the report reads. “Framing obesity as an issue of insufficient willpower or discipline prevents soldiers from seeking and receiving treatment.”

(Learn more, here:  newser)

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