Effects Of Obesity » health problems

Omega 3 Pills, How to sell online?

beeman — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 13:32:33 +0000

Omega-3’s and disease prevention
The more we learn about omega-3’s, the more amazing they seem: how can something so simple, so affordable, and so readily available be so good for us? Because of their anti-inflammatory properties, omega-3’s have been linked with prevention and treatment of a whole host of health problems, including:

Heart disease
Stroke
High cholesterol
High blood pressure
Diabetes
Obesity
Arthritis
Osteoporosis Depression/bipolar disorders
Schizophrenia
Alzheimer’s
ADHD
Burns
Skin disorders
Asthma
Breast, colon, and prostate cancers
This list goes on and on.

Do you think having an seriously overweight child can be a form of child abuse?

beeman — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 18:31:51 +0000

Sometimes it makes me so sad when I see severely overweight adults (which it is there right if they want to live that way) raising young severly overweight children. It just makes me sad that this isnt considered a form of child abuse. They are most likely setting that child up for years of health problems like juvenile diabetes, asthma, heart conditions, and even mental illnesses like low self esteem.

What do you think should be done to help curb child obesity?
typo/clarification: (which it is their right (the parents) to live their life how they want to)

Hello, can you help me with the introduction of a research paper?

beeman — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 04:53:26 +0000

I am doing the research paper on obesity in America and the several factors that contribute to obesity such as; temptation or proximity to fast-food restaurants, low-income, shortage of time lack of education and perhaps even genetics depending on the amount of information i have. Another question can my research paper be cause and effect because I could use some effects of obesity such as low self-esteem, health problems and so on. if yes what else could i use?
Thank you

Is it true that obesity might be related to some hormonal disfunctioning?

beeman — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 05:07:21 +0000

Hello, everyone. I am 22 years old. My height is 161 cm (5′4") and my weight is 110 kgs (247lbs). My problem is that I gain weight very easily. I tried several diets but my weight loss is very very difficult. I always lose much less weight than the average weight loss for that diet. Once I stop dieting, I gain weight quickly and usually end up fatter than I started. I compare what I eat and the quanities with people I know and I am a very average eater. My level of exercise is moderate, too. I have no health problems or diseases. My immunity is weak when it comes to catching the flu and things like that. I was a chubby kid, but since puberty, I started becoming really obese. Could it be my glands? Could some hormone be in imbalance in my body? A friend told me that as she knows that I eat too little for my weight. What are the probabilities of something wrong there? What kinds of treatment are used? Is it safe? Any side effects? Is it effective? Please share anything you know. Thanks!

Is obesity hurting our economy? Is it just as bad as being on public assistance?

beeman — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:05:34 +0000

Which one is hurting America’s economy more? With all of the health problems that occur with obesity is it fair to say that it is hurting us more, less, or just the same? Should medical and health insurances concentrate more on weight management?

Health problems associated with obesity?

beeman — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 00:07:16 +0000

I am doing a piece of coursework on Obesity, its causes, whos to blame etc..

I need to mention Hleath problems associated with obesity, two or three would do. Could you suggest a few health problems i could research, and if you want to say cancer, dont just say cancer, say what type of cancer cause theres a number of cancers.

Also if you can, i need to mention combined effects of exercise and diet, any hints on what i could write

Health Effects Of Living Underground?

beeman — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 05:12:09 +0000

What health hazards of living underground for extended periods of time. Dues magnetic field deprivation cause cancer, obesity or premature aging? For someone who works in a mine, 500m below the ground, are there health problems the person can expect to have after a few years if the person doesn’t get enough sun light and exposure to the earth magnetic field?

Why do people say chubby children have just “baby fat” when Obesity & Diabetes is at large?

beeman — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 18:18:46 +0000

& I always hear & see people say that they don’t have to diet. But If there is a 12 year old girl who is overweight, shouldn’t she be on a diet rather then getting diabetes & other health problems at a young age? What’s with all the excuses?

Can somebody revise or correct my sentences? and can you add a funny thing?

beeman — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 08:22:27 +0000

Drinking Soda
Soda is one of the most popular soft drinks here in the Unite States. Maybe it is the caffeine that makes soda taste so good, or maybe it is the sugar. Soda is now a household item, just like milk. There is a study showed that the United State is the most country that it’s people drinking soda. The average American drinks about 65 gallons of soda a year. The largest customers for soda are teenagers and children. According to the Centre for Science, teenagers in the United States now drinking soda twice as much as milk. Fifty-six percent of 8-year-olds down soft drinks daily. We have all to think about the harmful effects of this drink in our bodies. Soda causes many health problems that everyone can suffer from like fattiness, tooth decay, and caffeine dependence.
Recently a study showed a strong link between drinking soda and childhood obesity, that is because of the big amount of sugar that a can of soda has which is about ten teaspoons of sugar. It is made sure that sugar can be cause to high blood pressure, high cholesterol and heart diseases. Soda includes a high amount of calories too, almost 150 calories per 12 once can. In my opinion the main cause for why children like to drink soda is that soda is available in school.
Second, tooth decay. Newly a study showed nearly 3200 Americans 9 to 29 years old who drink soda have tooth decay. Not just because of the high level of sugar in soda, but because of all element in soft drinks that cause tooth problems. The acids in soda pop are also notorious for etching tooth enamel in ways that can cause to cavities.
Third, I will talk about caffeine dependence. Soda like coffee includes large amounts of caffeine. Even sofa drink industry agrees that caffeine causes the same effects in children as adults, therefore, people who drink soda because addicted on it because their need for the caffeine. Soda contains an average of 35 to 38 milligrams per 12 ounce can. Even diet sodas which are usually chosen by those who are trying to control calories and sugar often pack a lot more caffeine than regular soda.

If you are still drinking soda this is something that is quite simple to stop. In my mind there is absolutely no justification and reason to drink soda. Both sugar and NutraSweet are deadly to your health and will gradually rob you of it. So stick to pure water.

English Paper. Causes of Obesity?

beeman — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 03:43:41 +0000

Im writing a paper on how fast food causes obesity. (Cause and Effect paper). Does this sentence make sence?
P.s im not ragging on overweight people, its just the assignment
Thank you.

Because fast food is making people obese and more people are having health problems, this is also affecting our society when insurance premiums are rising because of costs of health problem of people who are overweight.