Overweight adults young and social group

Young adults are often hard to place chest, and on others, overweight.
While this research does not seem to be inherently shocking study shows small sub-finding-adults young overweight have a contact that is trying to lose weight and attention than losing weight more social.
Authors Dr. Tricia M. Leahey Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and human behavior at Brown medical school, has supported the previous research that found health behaviour and results "cluster" within social networks.
The study included participants at 151 of normal weight and overweight or obese 137 men and women. Participants complete a questionnaire about their weight Height The number of overweight social contacts and the normal of their perceived social culture for features related to obesity and obesity.
Previous research from attending medical hard wa found invalid item coverage that person's chances of becoming obese increases 57 percent if friends fat 40 percent if becomes a brother monk, and 37 percent if become married monk.
Although this Leahey and our team

If she found that overweight adults, young has more social contact that try to reduce weight. They want greater

weight loss.
Why are people who have social contact that try to reduce the weight that they tried to lose itself Leahey said normal social culture for losing weight, encouragement from others and approved for losing weight? Account for associations
Researchers are not sure whether overweight people find overweight from others or normal weight people become friends with people overweight drop weight.
Leahey suggests it's likely that both Overweight people tend to attract each other, but she also describes the phenomenon in social contagion.
A dream quite know whether people will attract a similar habit, it is the goal of friends and partners.
Leahey fat guide that young adults with coworkers so overweight that trying to reduce weight.
Do you think social networks overweight with a net positive effect on efforts to lose weight.
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