The supplied pie chart represents the comparison of people who were overweight, obese or healthy in 2015. The values measured in percents. Overall it can be seen that adults who were obese are more than others.
Most adults were obese in 2015, which accounted for 34%, while people who have overweight were 3 percent less than the obese adults. Therefore, fat adults and old people who have overweight were noticably more than healthy adults and elderly people who have underweight.
Healthy people contributed to 29%, which is really slighter than obese and fat people. However, individuals who have underweight were remarkably less than others that accounted for 6%, whereas others like humans who have overweight, obesity or healthy individuals had approximatily 30%.
