Amstel Malta brand ambassador, Genevieve Nnaji, has revealed a reason why slim and fit people should avoid Amstel Malta.
Speaking while presenting an award during the last edition of the African Magic Viewers Choice Award (AMVCA), Nnaji told international television that the drink makes people fat when she said “Drink Amstel Malta, Get Fat”
This is coming in a period when many people are battling with obesity, which mostly starts from adding more weights to their initial body structures.
There have been calls from medical experts and nutritionists for people to watch what they consume and gone are the days when those on the big side are considered comfortable or wealthy people. Nowadays, both sexes want to keep their body in shape as much as possible by engaging in exercises and cutting down on their intake of fat or fatty foods.
According to reports, some experts have estimated that about 10% to 25% of teenagers and 20% to 50% of adults have weight problem. Even in North America, where there are increasing focus over the past few decades on weight loss, exercise and reduced fat intake, the problem is on the increase.
For those who may not know, obesity is characterized by the accumulation of fat tissue. Some health practitioners define obesity by the amount of fat content of the body. Obesity is usually defined as a body fat content greater than 25% of the total weight for males, or greater than 30% of the total weight for females. The recommended body fat content for men is 15% to 18%; for women, it’s 20% to 25%. These percentages vary with age, increasing as one gets older.
However, for Nnaji, a top actress in Nigeria, and the brand ambassador of Amstel Malta to announce that it makes you fat defeats all the clams of the brand especially that it is the low sugar malt drink with no alcohol.
Drink Amstel Malta and get fat.
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