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These high rates of obesity contrast to data from the survey period covering 1960-1962 when just 13.4% of adults were obese and less than 1% were severely obese. Approximately 31.5% of American adults were considered overweight during this period.Join the award-winning Low Carb ProgramPeople who use Low Carb Program have achieved weight loss, improved HbA1c, reduced medications and type 2 diabetes remission.Get the tools you need to succeed.Used in the NHS.&nbsp;Please enable JavaScript to view the30th December 202029th December 202028th December 2020NHS-approved evidence-based behaviour...

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