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It turns out healthier habits may make for wealthier ones: Studies show that being overweight is costly.
Skinny people, fatter bank accounts
Seeded on Thu Jul 29, 2010 7:20 AM EDT
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The Ohio State study found that a typical woman earned $314 less annually for every one-point increase in BMI, while a male counterpart earned $161 less.
So maintaining a healthy body fat level pays immediate and actual "dividends".
It's not a long article at all. I suggest a full read.
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#1 - Thu Jul 29, 2010 7:23 AM EDTHmmm maybe THIS would motivate my mom to lose weight. Good for her health and good for the bank account, a true win-win situation.
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