States with highest rates (above 25 percent) Kentucky, 29 percent Missouri, 26 percent Oklahoma, 26 percent Louisiana, 26 percent Mississippi, 26 percent Arkansas, 26 percent Ohio, 26 percent Tennessee, 25 percent Alabama, 25 percent West Virginia, 25 percent Indiana, 25 percent States with lowest rates (below 20 percent) Utah, 11 percent California, 15 percent Hawaii, 16 percent North Dakota, 17 percent Massachusetts, 17 percent Minnesota, 17 percent New Hampshire, 17 percent Idaho, 18 percent New Jersey, 18 percent Oregon, 18 percent Vermont, 18 percent Connecticut, 18 percent Washington, 19 percent Maryland, 19 percent Kansas, 19 percent District of Columbia, 19 percent Virginia, 19 percent New York, 19 percent The data was collected from January through June of this year, based on 177,600 interviews conducted as part of the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index
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There is rising concerns regarding the safety of many wraps as many fail to consistently pass test for heavy metals, pesticides and microbials due to growing conditions
