Research: If there is no disease or risk of heart failure from obesity
According to a new research, people who do not have any disease like diabetes, blood pressure and high cholesterol, and they are healthy, they are 96 percent of their heartfelt. In a new research, it has been found that people who are teased by fat or fat are also prone to 49 percent of coronary heart disease. With this, obese people have to be 7 percent more likely to be block of risk arteries than those with common weight.
Rishi Kailleti of Birmingham University has said in her research that so-called digestive verbs are also obese of healthy living. He should not remain in this quiver that he is healthy, he has no sickness.
The obese people who are not suffering from BP are also more prone to heart failure. Research has said that the risk of heart failure in more obese than the normal weight people is high. This research was published in the Journal of American College of Cardiology. This research has been done on about 3.5 million people.
After this research, people have begun to question the health of obese obesity. In this report, those people with normal weight were advised that their metabolism is not normal and they also need to remain alert against heart problems. With this, obese people with no sickness need to take care of this.
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