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The image includes two sections: a bar graph and a line graph. The bar graph displays percentages of overweight or obese individuals aged 15 years or older for five countries: Mexico 70%, UK 63%, Germany 58%, Italy 50%, and Japan 35%. The line graph presents energy intake and expenditure in kilojoules per day for adult males in the UK and Japan over the years 1969, 1989, and 2009. In 1969, the UK intake is around 10,000 kJ, expenditure approximately 9,000 kJ, Japan intake roughly 8,000 kJ, and expenditure about 8,000 kJ. By 1989, the UK intake rises to nearly 11,000 kJ, expenditure around 9,000 kJ, Japan intake near 8,000 kJ, and expenditure slightly under 8,000 kJ. In 2009, the UK's intake is approximately 10,500 kJ, with expenditure at 9,000 kJ, while Japan's intake falls to around 7,000 kJ, with expenditure slightly under 7,000 kJ.
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The bar graph illustrate the obesity in Japan, Mexico, UK, Germany, whereas line graph shows the energy intake and expenditure in two countries.
Overall, the highest obese proportion mexico, however UK consume energy more than Japan but in expenditure these countries was in opposite trend.
It is clear that ratio of overweight masses in Mexico, UK, Germany difference by 10. Italy stands at nearly 45% ,while Japan represents about 25. which is the lowest figure along with other countries
Observing further, adult males in UK and Japan grab energy from food and drink approximately 8000 kilojoules per day for first several decades, after 1989 in UK and Japan shows slightly incline and decline until 2009 with difference about 2000 kilojoules per day. Further more, spending money on physical activity in UK was drop by 1000 but in the Japan it was remain stable over the time period of 40 years.
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