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De tyè nan Alman yo ki twò gwo oswa obèz, twa ka nan mesye Alman yo ak jis anba twa senkyèm-nan fanm gen klèman twòp sou zo kòt yo, se sa ki rezilta nan lajman diskite nan yon etid pa Asosyasyon Entènasyonal pou Etid la nan Obezite (IASO) soti nan ane a 2007. Sa a konfime "Nasyonal la Konsomasyon Etid", dènyèman pibliye pa Ministè Federal la nan konsomatè Zafè. Youn nan senk Alman se menm obèz, se sa ki, obèz. Lè ou obèz vle di gen yon endèks mas kò (BMI) pi wo a 30 (BMI = pwa kò divize pa wotè kare). Valè sa a rive nan moun ki 1.80 mèt wotè epi ki peze plis pase 100 kilos oswa fanm ki 1.60 mèt wotè epi ki peze plis pase 77 kilos.
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Two-thirds of Germans are overweight or obese, three-quarters of German men and just under three-fifths of women have clearly too much on their ribs, that is the widely discussed result of a study by the International Association for the Study of Obesity (IASO) from the year 2007. This confirms the "National Consumption Study", recently published by the Federal Ministry of Consumer Affairs. One in five Germans is even obese, that is, obese. Being obese means having a body mass index (BMI) above 30 (BMI = body weight divided by height squared). This value reaches men who are 1.80 meters tall and weighing over 100 kilos or women who are 1.60 meters tall and weigh over 77 kilos.