Obesity, high cholesterol, Heart disease, stroke, Diabetes are all believed to be associated with over-consumption of some or all types of fat. In general trans fats (from some margarines, biscuits, cakes and other processed food) and saturated fats (from meat, dairy and palm oil) are considered to be least healthy, while unsaturated fats (from fish and almost all vegetable oils) are likely to have health benefits if consumed in moderation.
Mainly heart disease is connected to too much fat intake as well as diseases in some people such as diabetes.
You grow fat, and then you may have heart diseases.
Gout is caused by too much uric acid in the body.
Diabetes type 2 and some types of heart disease are just two.
the main ones are:- obesity- having a high cholesterol (get by eating too much salt and saturated fat
Yes too much fat can kill you.
researching diseases too much. researching diseases too much.
It is too simplistic because not everyone who has too much dopamine or too little serotonin develops a disease, and because factors other than neurotransmitters influence those diseases.
A lifestyle disease is a disease caused by the way you live, (eg:obesity through eating to much, heart disease from smoking or living with too much stress etc) Other diseases are caused by viruses & bacteria (germs)
There are some diseases that can cause obesity, but for the most part, being overweight is a function of too much calorie intake and too little exercise.
I know that eating too much meat can causes diabetes. The pancreas cannot handle all that protein.
Because there is too much fat and cholesterol in the US diet, and lack of exercise.