Nutrition and health science is constantly evolving; still the obesity poses an alarming threat to the whole human being. In fact over the last decades, a wide array of independent studies has tended to confirm some conclusions about the relationship between excess body fat and associated health risks. But what we can conclude is that anyone who is considerably overweight is at higher risk for a number of potential health problems. Heart condition, high blood pressure, diabetes, colon cancer, liver damage, gallstones and others are the condition which you must aware of. Type 2 diabetes is the other risk factor of obesity. This disorder will keep your blood sugar is above normal, as a result of which can park other health problems like stroke, kidney disease, and coronary heart disease.
Cardiovascular problem:
Obese people are more toward s the cardiovascular disease, in this condition the individual’s heart is not capable of pumping enough blood to the different body organs. As a result of which they cannot carry on with their normal physiological functions. However in some case the people get enlarged heart which is usually caused by the thickening of the heart muscle.
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome:
Especially women those who are obese have a threat towards the Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. Once you get affected with the ovarian syndrome your ovaries will develop cysts due to high levels of the male hormone Androgen which is secreted in high amounts. In fact it has been noticed that some of women develop fibroids, benign growths, in the muscles of the uterus as a result of which menstrual cycle gets disturbed, causing pain and heavy bleeding. Hence it is always advisable for women to live a happy and active life style.
Gastro Esophageal Reflux Disease:
Obese people develop G E R D syndrome and spontaneously and cause the stomach contents of the stomach, including its digestive juices, to rise up. They will start feeling severe heart burn as well as several medical complications.
Fatty Liver Diseases:
This disease is characterized by the accumulation of fat can cause liver damage, inflammation and the formation of fibrous tissue in this vital organ. Finally this condition leads to sclerosis and sometimes it may be fatal also. Hence it is advised to eat healthy food, drink adequate amounts of water and be physically active.
Choleithiasis, Colorectal Cancer, chronic renal failure, memory loss, diabetes and depression are the other risk associated with obesity which you must aware of it.
