Their Attitude Is Healthy

Let’s say an FDA-approved pill could make you fit without your having to exercise. Would you take it? In a poll of women commissioned by Health, 54 percent of respondents said they would. Fewer would take a pill that boosted their confidence/self-esteem (45 percent) or made them look better (36 percent). In the absence of quick fixes, majorities of women concede they could do a better job of getting regular exercise (70 percent), keeping their weight down (66 percent) and eating a healthy diet (66 percent).