This study analyzes the status of obesity among Native Americans and the social aspects contributing to the condition. It explores the social complexities and health problems faced by the indigenous population, including prevalence of obesity, chronic diseases, maternal health problems, and more. The article also discusses the social determinants of obesity, such as education, smoking, accessibility of healthcare services, and socioeconomic issues. Additionally, it highlights interventions to prevent obesity, such as excise tax on sugary beverages, abolition of taxes on unhealthy food for children, and setting nutrition standards for food and drinks.