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Your body is made up of fat, water, proteins, so on. Obesity is determined by your fat level. When your body has too much fat, you are at risk of many health problems. High blood pressure, blood clots, Diabetes, high cholesterol, and stroke, are some that an obese person could be dealing with. Depression is also something that could show up, if you are the type to experience depression. When you become obese, its harder for your body to break down most of your fat, which leads to your heart having more work to do, which could lead to High blood pressure, Blood clots, and heart conditions.
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What is the presence of excessive body fat?
The term for excessive body fat is "obesity."
How does Obesity effect your stress level?
When you are have obesity you are to heavy to walk far so your stressed putting to much effort
How does obesity affect body systems?
everything
How is obesity perceived in India?
somebody takes obesity as beauty or handsomeness, some takes a pleasing personality, but no body takes obesity as a curse in INDIA.
What is the introduction of obesity?
The introduction of obesity is by carrying too much body fat for than the height and sex.
What effect has the donut caused to America?
Joy, obesity... other stuff
Obesity in children why and effect?
because you fed your children 2 much
An abnormal amount of fat in the body?
An abnormal amount of fat in the body is obesity.
What measure defines Obesity?
Obesity normally is defined through the use of body mass index (BMI) measurement
Large amount of body fat is called?
obesity
What body systems that are link to obesity?
endrocrine system
Why would the mortality effect of obesity being smaller than the mortality effect of smoking result in obesity having a larger external cost?
The mortality effect of obesity being smaller than that of smoking suggests that while obesity may lead to fewer deaths overall, it can still result in significant long-term health complications and increased healthcare costs. These complications often require ongoing medical treatment, which burdens the healthcare system and society at large. Additionally, obesity can reduce productivity and increase absenteeism in the workforce, leading to economic losses. Therefore, the broader societal impacts and costs associated with obesity can outweigh its lower mortality effect compared to smoking.
