RFK, Jr. - Secretary of HHS, Trump latest unqualified nominee

a few reasons:

1. Yes, related to our food. Our country has become obese. Btw our obesity rate is what Kennedy should work on as it’s a major contributor to rising health care costs.

2. What is considered attractive. In the late 60s, the trend for women was a thin, plain-looking body type. Celebrities like Twiggy, katharine ross, and Audrey Hepburn. girls and women wore clothing that accentuated slim figures. In contrast, today’s trends are clothing and bras designed to give appearance of larger breats. Granted the 60s had a rare Rachel Welch, but the trend was thin.

3. More prevalence of fake breasts. While not as common in high school, breast augmentation is happening at younger ages and is more frequent, and virtually non-existent in the 60s.

 

^ looks like a graph for the prevalence of eating disorders which, unlike body fat, actually kills people.

 

One thing is for sure. That is a staggering chart.

 

10 ounces a year for the average woman.