An estimated one in three adults living in the U.S. are overweight or obese. How did this come to be? It's probably due to the cumulative effect of many factors (eg. poor diet, inactivity, lack of sleep, stress), rather than one, isolated problem.

So which states are helping or hurting our efforts to reduce the girth of our nation?

Before continuing, it's only fair to point out that weight-related health was not the only criteria for the CDC's city-by-city report. That said, because the data were based on an analysis of self-report studies, being overweight is likely a reason for a person to consider and list themselves as "unhealthy."

Anyway, enough of my prattle. Time for the $64,000 question: Which state was deemed least healthy, and which was dee