Obesity And Heart Disease
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Obesity and Heart Disease
Obesity is a growing global health issue that significantly impacts heart health. Closely linked to heart disease, obesity is assessed using the Body Mass Index (BMI), which calculates body fat based on weight and height.
To find BMI, divide weight in pounds by height in inches squared, and multiply by 703. The result helps determine if someone is underweight (18.5 or lower), at a healthy weight (18.5-24.9), overweight (25-29.9), or obese (30 and above).
Studies show a strong connection between obesity and coronary heart disease. Obese individuals often face higher risks due to related conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, and elevated cholesterol. High cholesterol can clog arteries, significantly increasing heart disease risk, particularly in those who are obese.
It's now understood that obesity alone is a major risk factor for heart disease, regardless of other health issues. This is partly because obesity often leads to a sedentary lifestyle, reducing physical activity levels that help prevent heart issues.
Diet also plays a crucial role. High-calorie and high-carb diets common among obese individuals can block blood vessels and damage heart muscles. Reducing fat, sodium, and carbohydrates?"especially when coupled with regular exercise?"can lower weight and heart disease risk, although existing damage may still persist.
Medication can manage heart disease complications, with surgeries like heart bypass or transplants for severe cases. Preventive care is vital, as damage to the cardiovascular system cannot be easily undone without significant medical intervention.
To reduce heart disease risk, focus on a healthy diet, avoid smoking, maintain regular physical activity, and manage stress effectively. Taking these steps can promote better heart health and overall well-being.
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