- Nov 16, 2011
- 3,375
- 2,562
The poll didn't "link" any of those conditions to employment. It states quite clearly that these are findings of the health conditions of the employed and unemployed.
Nonetheless, since you are so contemptuously dismissive of the findings, tell us:
1. Why are employed people less obese than the unemployed?
2.Why do employed people have less hypertension than the unemployed?
3.Why is the cholesterol level lower in employed people than in the unemployed?
Sis, that's a waste of time. Although there are many court cases relating to 'fat discrimination.' But seriously, obesity has more to do with exercise and eating habits. In a separate Gallup Poll Obesity is 27% among adult Americans.