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the life expectancy of men in okinawa prefecture fell to 26th from fourth among the 47 prefectures of japan for the year 2000 the nutrition transition in okinawa with regards to increased fat intake and increased body weight were set in motion either directly or indirectly during u.s administration beginning in 1945
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here's their increasing fat intake which we've reviewed a bunch of times i don't want to go into that and here's i'm going to come back just for a moment to their obesity and you can see i showed you this graph before this is men's obesity going up since 1980 and this is a caloric intake for men going down the whole time with the exception of men 70 plus because they these men are maintaining older people tend to follow their traditional diets more so
and half of the men aged over 40 are obese in okinawa that's with a bmi greater than 25.