The number of Australians overweight or obese has increased markedly than in the past.

According to Australian Associated Press, "any company," said the Australian Bureau of Statistics to collect new data confirms that 62 percent of Australians are overweight or obese.

It became evident that the men and the elderly are the most weight, and the quarter of the children complain of obesity.

But the Australians are no longer interested in the question of fitness, as the survey showed that respondents thought they were thinner than they are already.

Reference is made to the survey included 22 people measured height and weight and size and Kzarethm Oorakem.

The survey also found that the number of smokers in Australia is declining, as one out of 5 adults smokes less than he'd been smoking in the past.

The survey confirmed that men more than women tend to smoking, and overweight, and eat vegetables and fruit rose by much less than the women.