Mississippi has again been named as the 'fattest' state in the United States in a troubling survey that found 83 million Americans are inactive. The study, by personal finance website WalletHub, ranked Louisiana as a close second, while Hawaii came out as the fittest - or leanest - of the 50 states. Nine out of the top 10 'fattest' states were in the South, with West Virginia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Arkansas, Kentucky and Alabama ranking from third place. A separate study, also released this week, put Mississippi in the top spot as well, claiming it is the tenth consecutive year the state has taken out the title.The top three fattest states are Mississippi, Louisiana and West VirginiaThe leanest are Hawaii, Colorado and New JerseySome 83 millions are 'inactive', the WalletHub study foundAnother survey found Mississippi has been the fattest for 10 straight years
That study, by CalorieLab, Inc., put Colorado as the thinnest state, not _.