World’s Fattest Countries

MMM | February 27, 2007 – 9:34 am |

Tunisia ranks #86 in the index of the World’s Fattest Countries, which I guess means we’re pretty fit compared to people in a lot of other countries.

The top 10 of the world’s fattest countries goes as follows:

1. Nauru
2. Micronesia
3. Cook Islands
4. Tonga
5. Niue
6. Samoa
7. Palau
8. Kuwait
9. United States
10. Kiribati

You can go on and check the full list of the world’s fattest countries.

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  1. 5 Responses to “World’s Fattest Countries”

  2. Barsawad on Feb 27, 2007 | Reply

    Does being fat mean being fit? More people in the Middle East are becoming fat and fatter due to eating more ‘junk’ food and such; with that comes all the ailments associated with obesity: high blood pressure, diabetes, heart dicease etc.

  3. T on Feb 27, 2007 | Reply

    Si je ne me trompe pas, pour les pays n

  4. mrschaieb on Feb 27, 2007 | Reply

    The UK is 26th and this has sparked heated debate in the office regarding whether BMI is a valid measure and whether countries e.g. Tonga where people are traditionally larger are more unfit than countries where populations are traditionally thinner but who then become fat (iyswim) - it’s a slow afternoon over here in ITServices ;o)

  5. Jimbo on Feb 28, 2007 | Reply

    Always astounds me that we’re chubbier than our British cousins. Britain’s the land of such cherished, traditional delights as fish-and-chips, yorkshire pudding, the butty, and the memorably named spotted dick. Surely in the aggregate these are as deadly as McDonald’s and its ilk?

    Must be because they walk more–we are but slaves to our cars.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacon_butty
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spotted_dick

  6. mrschaieb on Feb 28, 2007 | Reply

    Jimbo - you must be from the US where I’ve heard of UK ex-pats being stopped by the police because they were walking and therefore looked suspicious. Fish and chips are now an expensive meal and although Yorkshire Puddings are absolutely scrummy, our most popular meal apparently is something like chicken korma.

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