It can be seen that during the three decades, the percentage of obese men was
always higher and increased, however, it had a slight decrease in the years of
2018.
In 1980, the percentage of male overweight accounted for 40%, while obese
women were at just over 30%. After a decade, in 1990, the percentage of
women and men who were overweight were increased. The proportion in both
genders in 1990 had just three per cent difference, it was 45% in men and 42%
in women.
The proportion of the Australian male in obesity peaked at 65% in 2000, while
it slightly decreased to 60% in 2018. In the years of 2000 and 2018, the figures
for the overweight female was steady and accounted for 53%.
It can be
seen
that during the three decades, the percentage of obese
men
was
always higher and increased,
however
, it had a slight decrease in the years of
2018.
In 1980, the percentage of male overweight accounted for 40%, while obese
women were at
just
over 30%. After a decade, in 1990, the percentage of
women and
men
who were overweight
were increased
. The proportion in both
genders in 1990 had
just
three per cent difference, it was 45% in
men
and 42%
in women.
The proportion of the Australian male in obesity peaked at 65% in 2000, while
it
slightly
decreased to 60% in 2018. In the years of 2000 and 2018, the figures
for the overweight female was steady and accounted for 53%.