03/11/2024
mocking or looking down upon individuals who are overweight, or treating those with less-than-ideal body shapes with a biased perspective, is considered discriminatory. As long as the weight is not on their own bodies, people are generally unwilling to risk being politically incorrect by advising others to lose weight. Regardless of height, weight, beauty, or ugliness, there will always be someone saying, "You are beautiful." Even when you express a desire to lose weight, there will be someone telling you that you don't need to, and that you should just be yourself. However, this is actually a concerning phenomenon. It's important to understand the potential impacts that obesity can have on your body:
It can cause abnormalities in blood pressure, blood lipids, and blood sugar.
The probability of developing cerebrovascular diseases increases because the likelihood of individuals with obesity having three high risk factors (high blood pressure, high blood lipids, and high blood sugar) is elevated. This population is prone to atherosclerosis in the cerebral arteries, leading to the occurrence of symptoms related to cerebral thrombosis.
The likelihood of developing heart disease also increases. After gaining weight, the heart's workload increases, resulting in a much higher probability of obese individuals experiencing angina compared to the normal population.
The occurrence of fatty liver disease is common in the obese population.
The probability of developing bone and joint diseases also increases due to obesity, including diabetes-related bone and joint diseases, osteoarthritis, and gout-related bone and joint diseases.
The probability of developing cancer also increases. Studies suggest that obese women have an increased likelihood of developing endometrial and breast cancer, while obese men are more susceptible to prostate cancer. Additionally, the probability of colorectal cancer in the obese population is higher than in the normal population.
The impact of obesity on the human body goes far beyond these points. Therefore, for the sake of oneself and one's family, it is advisable to consider weight loss sooner rather than later.