Re:Poor fitness linked to weaker brain fiber, higher dementi...
by adrr on Friday February 16, 2018 @09:38PM
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Have any studies backup any of your claims that people need to be rich to have time to exercise? Here's a study about TV consumption based on income level.
I bet if you looked for studies on income level and hours worked a week its correlated. Ask a CEO or senior executive how many hours they work a week i bet its 80+.
As for healthy food. Its really easy to eat healthy without spending a ton. Chicken breast is frequently $4 to $5 a pound which is enough to feed two meals. Vegetables are really cheap. How much is a head of lettuce? $1.50 to $2.00? Lentils and whole grains don't cost much. And easiest way to eat healthy, limit your consumption which is cheaper than over consumption.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/191558/average-daily-tim...
As for commute time. More the you make the longer your commute.
http://traveltrends.transportation.org/Documents/CA11-4.pdf
I bet if you looked for studies on income level and hours worked a week its correlated. Ask a CEO or senior executive how many hours they work a week i bet its 80+.
As for healthy food. Its really easy to eat healthy without spending a ton. Chicken breast is frequently $4 to $5 a pound which is enough to feed two meals. Vegetables are really cheap. How much is a head of lettuce? $1.50 to $2.00? Lentils and whole grains don't cost much. And easiest way to eat healthy, limit your consumption which is cheaper than over consumption.