"Obesity" is not just about looks, it can bring "paralysis".
Many people might view "obesity" as just making someone look unattractive, but in reality, obesity is a life-threatening silent danger and the cause of many serious illnesses.
What diseases follow obesity?
- Stroke
Obesity increases the risk of brain blood vessels becoming narrowed or blocked, leading to paralysis or even death from a ruptured brain blood vessel.
- Heart Disease
High accumulation of fat causes coronary artery narrowing and blockage, preventing blood from supplying the heart in time. This results in acute myocardial infarction (heart attack), which can cause immediate death.
- Knee Osteoarthritis
Excessive body weight increases the compressive force on the knee joints, causing them to degenerate faster than normal.
- Diabetes, Hypertension, Hyperlipidemia
Obesity is directly linked to these groups of chronic diseases, which are major risk factors for heart disease and kidney failure.
- Liver Disease, Kidney Disease, Gallstones
Obese individuals have a higher risk of fatty liver and chronic kidney disease, as well as an increased chance of developing gallstones.
- Sleep Apnea
Fat accumulated around the airway causes breathing difficulties during sleep, increasing the risk of heart failure.
- Shorter Lifespan
Numerous research studies confirm that obese individuals tend to suffer premature death more than people with an appropriate weight.
Dr. Pracha concluded that obesity is no joking matter.
Obesity = Risk of paralysis, heart attack, diabetes, liver failure, insomnia, and shorter lifespan. Don't wait until you are sick to lose weight. Start taking care of yourself today. Losing weight = Adding life. Wishing everyone good health.