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Diets & Weight Loss Article
A Brief Glance Into The Negative Impact Of Obesity by Jane Howard
It is rather common understanding that obesity is a dangerous state for your overall health. The annual cost is numerous tens of billions of dollars in the US for all the similar problems linked to obesity. Needless to say a lot less is spent for weight loss products, but it remains in the billions annually. The US is slowly gaining more weight with each passing year, or so it seems. Various culprits that only aggravate this state of affairs are businesses that produce refined foods and unhealthy drinks. The primary issue with so many foods and drinks is they contain unhealthy varieties of fat and are packed with sugar. We will talk about several of the negative implications to health resulting from obesity.
Type 2 diabetes due to obesity has been escalating at an alarming rate in recent times. In the past, type 2 diabetes mostly developed in adults, but that has changed given that more teens are clinically obese. The start of diabetes happens because research indicates a high correlation involving insulin resistance and morbid obesity. The problem is made much more serious with daily consumption of increased amounts of sugar containing products. For many years, various warnings have been made about the use of high fructose corn syrup in numerous soft drinks and other widespread beverages. There is simply no comparing between high fructose corn syrup and processed sugar.
Common issues related to joints are known to happen in very obese people. The principal areas are the weight supporting joints including hips, knees and ankles. Osteoarthritis is frequently seen in these situations as well as a result of joint damage. Patients with excessive weight problems don't always make for the best candidates for man-made joints. People that are not obese can generally have successful joint replacement surgery. Overweight people just do not have a good option in this case. At the very least it's rather a risky treatment as the heavy weight on the artificial joint can cause problems. The joint that was changed may begin to be mechanically unsound that is certainly highly undesireable.
There is greater risk for getting blood pressure conditions when a person is obese. The problem with acquiring so much weight is it drastically strains the entire body. The reason for this as it pertains to the heart is the extra fat tissue still necessitates blood for nutrition and oxygen. It all leads back to the heart clearly considering that is what moves the bloodstream. The high blood pressure is actually a result of this added demand caused by the extra weight. In addition to the high blood pressure, the heart rate will probably be greater as well.
The predicament of morbid obesity is an overall highly negative effect on all the body's organs. But our conversation here today is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to all that is possible.
Type 2 diabetes due to obesity has been escalating at an alarming rate in recent times. In the past, type 2 diabetes mostly developed in adults, but that has changed given that more teens are clinically obese. The start of diabetes happens because research indicates a high correlation involving insulin resistance and morbid obesity. The problem is made much more serious with daily consumption of increased amounts of sugar containing products. For many years, various warnings have been made about the use of high fructose corn syrup in numerous soft drinks and other widespread beverages. There is simply no comparing between high fructose corn syrup and processed sugar.
Common issues related to joints are known to happen in very obese people. The principal areas are the weight supporting joints including hips, knees and ankles. Osteoarthritis is frequently seen in these situations as well as a result of joint damage. Patients with excessive weight problems don't always make for the best candidates for man-made joints. People that are not obese can generally have successful joint replacement surgery. Overweight people just do not have a good option in this case. At the very least it's rather a risky treatment as the heavy weight on the artificial joint can cause problems. The joint that was changed may begin to be mechanically unsound that is certainly highly undesireable.
There is greater risk for getting blood pressure conditions when a person is obese. The problem with acquiring so much weight is it drastically strains the entire body. The reason for this as it pertains to the heart is the extra fat tissue still necessitates blood for nutrition and oxygen. It all leads back to the heart clearly considering that is what moves the bloodstream. The high blood pressure is actually a result of this added demand caused by the extra weight. In addition to the high blood pressure, the heart rate will probably be greater as well.
The predicament of morbid obesity is an overall highly negative effect on all the body's organs. But our conversation here today is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to all that is possible.
