By eating the wrong stuff, or too much.
Obesity is basically about eating too much, too many calories, causing you to become really fat.
Malnutrition is about not getting enough of all the different nutrients needed to keep you healthy.
Someone eating lots, but all of the same stuff, can get obese, and still be missing some of the substances needed to remain healthy.
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Cigarette smoking lowers HDL cholesterol, as does malnutrition and obesity
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All food is not nutritional and healthy so if that is all you eat, like junk food, and the food is mostly sugar and fat and no vitamins or iron etc you will gain weight but not get nutrition. In the end you will be suffering from malnutrition.
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Sure. You can choke, you can get food poisoning if they haven't been prepared properly. You can eat so much that you die of obesity. if you only eat pork chop you can get malnutrition.
Anarexia gets rid of obesity, but anarexia is much less healthy than obesity. People who are anarexic don't get enough nutrients, and nutrients are what enable use to do everything we do. Thinking, moving, growing, healing, and everything our mind and body does, requires nutrients in order to do it. Food is our fuel, and without it we have no energy or strength and we can't think straight. There are better ways to get rid of bodyfat than by malnutrition.
Malnutrition results from not getting enough nutrients, while eating too much could lead to obesity. Both of these could lead to the deterioration of the body.
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There has always been the stigma associated with poverty and malnutrition, but highmalnutritionrates in MEDC’s are continually becoming more common, with a large amount of elderly over 65s, and obese people being the major contributors. While countries, previously thought to have a severe problem with obesity, are actually being effected more by obesity, for example in Africa. It's not uncommon for parents to think that obese children are healthy children, as oftenundernourishmentis a sign of illness (often more likely HIV and AIDS). However, the highest cases ofmalnutritionoccur in LEDC countries
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