Description:

Obesity is a multifactorial chronic illness that can result in high body fat and occasionally poor health. Naturally excess body fat is not a disease. However, having too much extra fat in your body can affect how it functions. These alterations are progressive and may get worse with time and may have negative consequences on one's health. A common definition of obesity is having too much body mass. An adult's BMI of 30 or greater is typically considered obese. As a medical term obesity is defined by body mass index or BMI (Body Mass Index). Severe obesity is formerly known as "morbid" Obesity. Obesity in children is compared to growth charts.

Cause:

The following are some of the contributing factors for obesity: Genetics • Physiological influences • Food consumption and eating disorders • Weight history • The risk factors are: • Genetic • An unhealthy diet • A sedentary way of life • Medications used to treat mental health issues and medications similar to steroids. • Hormones • Pregnancy • Not getting enough sleep • Giving up smoking

Symptom:

• Above-average body weight. • Problems sleeping • Sleep apnea is a condition in which breathing is irregular and frequently stops during sleep. • Varicose Veins • Skin problems caused by moisture that accumulate in the folds of your skin. • Gallstones • Osteoarthritis in weight-bearing joints, particularly the knees.

Ayurveda Treartments:

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Naturopathy Treartments:

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