In 2020, Canada's obesity rate was 34%.

Pretty bad, right?  But the US's rate was a whopping 42.4%.  Strolling down a street in, say, New York City, one sees not people, but little mountains moving around.  Some among us may think obesity is not a problem in China.  Wrong!  Over half of adults in China, or more than half a billion people, are now overweight, an official report has found. The figures have risen significantly since 2002, when 29% of adults in China were overweight.  (China defines overweight as a BMI of 24 or higher and obesity a BMI of 28 or higher.  

This gives new meaning to the Chinese saying: People mountain people sea.