Obesity and Metabolism Disorders

social conflict ananlysis of obesity, who is exploited? What are the dominant groups?

what resources or bases of power do the dominant groups have at their disposal to preserve their dominance?What is the social definition of the issue? What b=values are in conflict?

I would say try a day without your medication and see if you get more stressed and maybe try it on a friend without low thyroid. Then you can either stop taking it or start taking it again.

Go and get a new haircut. It changes the looks pretty fast, even you are still overweighted, Treat yourself with something nice - and I don´t mean eating out somewhere. Maybe with a new ring, earrings, clothes or something like that. Go for walks and you will see, after a short while you will start beeing proud of yourself when you can stick to it. I mean walks - not running. Start with short rounds. When you walk, have a closer look at the nature. How birds fly and things like that... when you start seeing the beautyfull things again... you sure will find on yourself something beautyful. It doesn´t need to be the whole person of you... have a look into your eyes... maybe you see something nice there. It worked with me... give it a try.

i need statisticss on obesity in Africa in ascending order... thank you

Recent studies suggest that those most likely to be affected by obesity are post-college graduates. Right after college the metabolism slows down which coincides with a decrease in physical activity most often seen when joining the workforce.

Mine are also uneven. I was told that it was because of scoliosis. Maybe your muscles developed more on one side than the other because of an uneven posture. These are two possible reasons why they are uneven.

Low calcium diets may increase risk of obesity if they are high in fats or calories. Often a diet that is good in one area is too high in other areas and can cause weight gain.

As is often the case in this day and age, a greater number of cases the Embalmer deals with are Obese.

If you think of embalming as a sort of transfusion, where you replace bodily fluids, blood/urea and contents from the digestive tract, with formalin! Then, It is obvious that an overweight person will need more formaldehyde injected into them, than someone thinner!

Formaldehyde is a water solvent gas! Whenever it interacts with fluid it sets of a turbulent chemical reaction which, when harnessed within an air free environment, triggers a response, which within the arterial system of the human body, leads to the bodily tissue hardening in a plastic state! This kills off internal pathogens and (along with external cleaning of the outer bodily tissue... and aspiration and treatment with 100% cavity formaldehyde fluid of the internal organs) renders the body safe.An d, as a rule, when treating obese cases you should always opt for a strong and pliable artery to raise! The ideal one being , in my opinion, the main Carotid artery! If, like many embalmers you choose to go for the Femoral, then, because of the persons weight, you are asking for trouble...(this artery will often be occluded with clots and the fatty tissue around it will give you difficulties because of the slippery emissions that will ensue! It is always advisable to carry out drainage via the Jugular vein via the head, as often, obese people have high blood pressure and circulatory problems prior to their demise,which can result in a livid appearance of the skin.

Apart from the obvious difficulties of lifting/transporting obese people, I would just have to say that no specialized embalming techniques are necessary for obese patients... It's just that you just have to give the extra mile and persevere as you go along...... Hope this helped a bit... C.

Yes, it is possible to get pregnant with thyroid dysfunction, although such dysfunction may make it more difficult to achieve. Additionally, thyroid dysfunction during pregnancy creates a high risk situation and requires frequent monitoring for the safety of both baby and mother. Try talking to your doctor about this.

Practically anyone who eats too much fatty food and doesn't exercise.

The loss of ANY sense "could" be a sign of brain damage. But it, certainly, doesn't mean that there IS brain damage. A doctor is, most definitely, suggested at the first sign of a loss of any of your senses!

These results on an MRI report mean a few different things. First is that there is generalized bulging of the lower discs of the neck. Second is that there bone spurs which have grown which are putting pressure on the thecal sac which can cause symptoms severe enough to require surgery in some cases.

It means unwholesome condition. Or sad condition


Sad, depressed low self-esteem.

Not usually. Most college kids work two jobs and barely have enough money to keep a roof over their head. To become obese, you have to eat a lot. College kids usually eat a days amount of food in one week. this is unless they are from a rich family that pay for their schooling.

It masks the effects of low blood sugar.

When one's body fat becomes 20 percent higher than normal they are considered obese. If one's body mass index is over 30 they are considered obese. Sometimes diet and exercise works but after those avenues have been explored with no avail, bariatric surgery can become an option.

Nausea is a feeling that you makes you feel sick to your stomach. It usually, but not always, results in vomiting. Causes of nausea can include headache, food poisoning, motion sickness, and early pregnancy.

Because by leaning forward, you are using your bodyweight to help you push it, instead of just using the muscle in your hands.

Obesity characterized by an increase in the number of adipose cells, as opposed to adult onset hypertrophic obesity, where adipose cells increase in size due to stored fat. Hyperplastic obesity results from overfeeding during the first few weeks of infancy, and is typically a lifelong condition.

Yes, but only if at least 65% or higher is damaged or removed wiithout replacement.

Obesity can cause complications that you wouldn't normally have, like high blood pressure, diabetes, and high cholesterol. Of course it also depends on how much you are over weight. Im "obese" i weigh 150 lbs but I feel healthy and i don't get sick much so I guess it depends. Hope that helped.

yes there is difference between obesity and hyperlipidemia. obesity is a condtion which is always associated with increased body weight and BMI while hyperlipidemia may be or not be assoicuated with increased weight but is diagnosed on the basis of blood reports with disturbed lipid profile