CNN/Money asks, Is your job making you fat? This article stresses the importance of proper eating and exercise specifically for sedentary worker bees. Today for the first time in a long time, I had breakfast (bagel with cream cheese and orange juice) before heading to the office.
Not only that, but being overweight takes a toll on your wallet, both in terms of medical bills and career advancement opportunities which tend to favor non-overweight individuals.
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