Stroke, heart attack, Heart disease, type 2 Diabetes, reproductive problems, depression, esophageal cancer, thyroid cancer, sleep apnea, kidney failure, etc., and even death.
According to the National Institutes of Health, in 2005, approximately 66 percent of adult Americans were overweight or obese.
70% of Aussie males are obese or overweight and 60% of Aussie females are obese or overweight. That makes 43% of Australians obese or overweight.
According to the National Institutes of Health, approximately 70% of American adults are overweight or obese.
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If you or someone else is twenty percent or more overweight then you (or someone else) are obese. You could also look up obesity.
Figures from the 2004-2005 Australian National Health Survey indicated that 47% of Australians over the age of 15 were overweight, but only one-third of them were obese - which is roughly 18%. This equates to around 2.5 million.
Other than medical or health reasons, there is little need to call someone anything that refers to race, color, weight, birth defects, and so on. Health and medical - wise, the term 'plump' (Somewhat overweight) or 'obese' (very overweight) is OK. Or just use the term, 'overweight'. Some people use the term, "Undertall", as in, "I am not overweight, I am just undertall" Meaning that if the person was taller, their weight would be just right.
Corpulent means someone that is plump, overweight, obese. A connoisseur is an expert, judge or adept in something.
According to the World Health Organisation, the country with the largest population of obese people is American Samoa, where 93.5% of the people are overweight, and 74.6 % are classified as "obese".
There is no such thing as 'officially fat'. The Body Mass Index is a useful indicator of whether someone is overweight or obese.
obese is a degree of being fat or overweight
They are weight classifications based on the BMI: (for an adult) >50 = "super obese" obese class 3 40-50 = "morbidly obese" obese class 2 35-40 = "severely obese" obese class 1 30-35 = "obese" 25-30 = "overweight" 18.5-25 = "normal weight" <18.5 = "underweight"