The  Animosity to healthy option: A lead to obesity epidemic

Samriti  juneja; Yashika; Priyanka chauhan

Authors

Samriti juneja
Yashika
Priyanka chauhan

Keywords:

obesity, epidemic , health

Abstract

Food is the most mishandled tranquilizer. Exercise is the most underutilized stimulant. Nowadays importance is given to food rather than exercise which lead to high intake than expenditure ,hence leads to obesity. Obesity is a multi-factorial disorder, which is regularly associated with many different giant sicknesses which include diabetes, high blood pressure and different cardiovascular sicknesses, osteoarthritis and positive cancers. The management of weight problems will consequently require a comprehensive variety of strategies focusing on those with current weight problems and additionally on those at excessive chance of developing weight problems. hence, prevention of obesity in the course of youth ought to be considered a priority, as there is a threat of endurance to maturity. This review paper highlights various preventive components and treatment strategies of obesity with special emphasis on the trendy research manifolds.

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