The Person Who Created the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Height and Weight Tables to Assess Overall Health, the Variable Which Shifts a Persons Ideal Weight, the Volume of the U.S. Public Which Became Classified as Over Weight Within the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Height and Weight Tables Post Release, Hospitals and the U.S. Government Adopting the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Height and Weight Tables, the Person Who Developed the Concept of “Ideal Weight” for Human Beings, the Primary Error Within Lithuanian Statistician Louis Dublin’s Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Height and Weight Tables, the Most Common Period for a Diet to Fail, the Reason Human Beings Easily Gain Weight Back Post Losing it, the Average Weight Lost and Kept Off by Any Dietary Program, the Reason Human Beings Often Gain Lost Weight Back, the Reason the Health and Fitness Industry Views Weight Loss Being Difficult as a Benefit, the Person Who Started U.S. Wellness Corporation Weight Watchers International Inc., How U.S. Businessperson Jean Nidetch Learned About Weight Loss and Health, Nidetch Developing the Weight Watchers System in 1963, and the Volume of Patients Who are Successful Within the Weight Watchers System Post 5 Years

During the 1940's, decades before the issue of obesity was rampant throughout culture and media, the head statistician of the largest insurance company in the world, which at the time was Metropolitan Life (today known as MetLife), Louis Dublin, realized after combing through 4,000,000 (4 million) patient records that people who were overweight were far more likely to die young. Dublin created a chart of what he thought people would weigh based on height. Effectively overnight, half of the US po...

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