What are some of the health problems that can arise from unhealthful eating patterns?

Answer 1

High blood pressure can be caused by liqourice, salty and heavy food. High blood pressure increases the risk of heart attack.

High cholesterol is caused by foods with a lot of fat. Fried foods are the worst.

High cholesterol clogs the arteries slowly, and also increases the risk of heart attack.

Diabetes is caused by eating a lot of food containing sugar. Especially other sugars than fructose which is found in fruits. Diabetes increases, you guessed it, the risk of heart attack. Also it's linked to the body weight, being a factor in obesity.

Also by eating unhealthily you are at risk of becoming over-weight, especially if you don't excersize.

Of course food with low nourishment, can cause different kinds of deficiencies, so a persons diet needs to have variation. That's why fruits and vegetables also are important.

One more thing, sugary food and drinks with carbon acid, like all kinds of sodas, will erode your teeth, so you get holes. Coffee and smoking also colour your teeth.

Answer 2

The elderly are at nutritional risk because of:

1. poor dentition (ability to chew)
2. ill-fitting dentures
3. changes in taste due to medications or other causes
4. anorexia, meaning, a lack of interest in food
5. undiagnosed causes and lack of treatment for nausea or vomiting

They may develop nutritional problems and related issues, such as:

• low calcium leading to osteoporosis
• low vitamin intake, especially C, D, and B complex
• muscle wasting due to low proteins
• dehydration (from both low fluid intake and not getting enough fluids from foods)
• inability to regulate blood sugars as well as when their nutritional intake had been good to excellent

Answer 3

you can get diabetes, become obese, have blood clots, stroke, heart attack, and much more.

Answer 4

you turn fat you can get diabetis

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Answer 5

Heart disease

Answer 6

diabetes, heart health, and obesity

Answer 7

heart health, obesity, and diabetes