Obese people are less stressed than others

Obese people and their health risks, such as diabetes, cancer and high blood pressure, are less stressed and nervous, according to British scientists.
The scientists concluded this conclusion after studying the largest genetic database in the UK.

Scientists at the University of Bristol said their findings were inconclusive, although they were acceptable among experts, especially since those with high burn rates were more likely to be worried and depressed.

"People who are malnourished find it difficult to contain their feelings," said researcher Dasha Nichols. "What came out of the study that obese people were happier did not surprise her.