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Why the Chinese Are Getting Fat

Three years ago I began to spill the beans on how fat

the Chinese are getting. No one would believe me.

Now the word is spreading and others are chiming in.

Yesterday, Al Sears, M.D., noted in his health segment for

EarlytoRise.com that 20% of the Chinese population is now

overweight.

Think, my friend, that’s an awful lot of people.

Now, there will be some who will blame Mickey D’s and Kay

Ef Cee for the increased weight in China. Yet, these companies are

only part of a major movement in China – a movement AWAY from eating

foods that are natural and unprocessed.

Others will blame the increased girth on the amount of meat the

Chinese consume. Yet, the Chinese and meat have long been

friends. Tis nothing new. They eat a ton of meat and always

have. Very few vegetarians in China.

Based on what I can readily observe in my twice-per-year voyages to

China – these are the reasons for overweight in China.

1. Increased prosperity – with more moolah, the people can afford to eat

foods in amounts they wouldn’t have entertained before.

2. Decreased activity due to increased use of cars and motorcycles.

3. Increased consumption of milk, yogurt, ice cream and other dairy

products they

didn’t used to eat.

4. Greatly increased consumption of processed, devitalized, unnatural

foods,

i.e. desserts like pies, cakes, cookies, chips and candy.

5. Increased consumption of soda pop, coffee – less consumption of green

tea.

6. Sugar consumption is huge. Even when I order a vegetable or fruit

juice

drink I MUST give directions NOT to add sugar. Imagine that. Adding

sugar

to a fruit drink. Unreal.

In spite of this downward trend, there are still a great many Chinese

who

are following the traditions that have given them superior health.

And those

Chinese are the ones I learn from.

One of them is a 90-year old lady, who I often practice the Chinese

Long-Life

System with. She can run like the wind. She’s strong, flexible and

mentally alert.

And if you pass candy before her eyes she says no.

You can see me training with her at http://

www.chineseculturesecrets.com/long_life.html

All for now.

Kick butt – take names,

Matt Furey

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