Obesity: Causes, Symptoms, and Consequences

This presentation provides an overview of obesity, including its causes, symptoms, and consequences. It discusses the health and economic implications of obesity and provides information on how to cope with the issues. The presentation also includes statistical data on obesity in Australian women.

• Obesity is a serious issue that address combination of human behavior or genetics.
• It involves dietary patterns, use of medication, physical activity or inactivity etc. such health
issues adversely affects quality of human life as well as leading diseases including- heart
disease, stroke, cancers and diabetes.
• Distributing unhealthy amount of fat under women body is determined as a condition of
Obesity disease.
INTRODUCTION BODY
Obesity
Symptoms of
obesity
low self
esteem and
confidence
Physical
inactivity
Sweating
Feeling tired
Snoring
Breathlessnes
s
Consequences of Obesity-
Health consequences :- it determines mortality, hypertension, cholesterol issues, coronary heart diseases, gallbladder diseases, sleep apnea, body pain etc. all such
factors result under low quality of life
Economic or societal consequences :- It causes huge problems among poor people because it incurs large amount of direct or indirect expense. Relates with
productivity issues which involves mortality and morbidity costs.
REFERENCES
Australian women living longer. 2017. [Online]. Available through: <http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2017/09/15/australian-women-living-longer-study-says>. [Accessed on 18th September 2017].
Is it your fault that you are fat. 2017. [Online]. Available through: <http://www.sbs.com.au/topics/life/health/article/2017/08/28/it-your-fault-youre-fat>. [Accessed on 18th September 2017].
Overweight and obesity. 2017. [Online]. Available through: <http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/Lookup/by%20Subject/4338.0~2011-13~Main%20Features~Overweight%20and%20obesity~10007>. [Accessed on 19th September 2017].
Illustration 1: statistical data about obesity in women
(Source : Overweight and obesity, 2017)
Articles
Australian women life expectancy has improved huge number of people who was
suffering from depression, weight gain, diabetes and back pain. Study has identified that
women in Australia were less motivated to determine issues which can cause major cancer
problems to reduce their quality of life (Australian women living longer, 2017).
News article - http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2017/09/15/australian-women-living-
longer-study-says
Australian leader has highlighted regarding obesity approach that bad food or laziness can
cause prejudice conditions that causes irrelevant weight gain issues among women.
Therefore, health food should be in taken under women body to reduce obesity problems.
News Article - http://www.sbs.com.au/topics/life/health/article/2017/08/28/it-your-fault-
youre-fat
How issues occur?
Damages in DNA can occur due to low level inflammation that leads to cancer.
However, changes in mechanical properties, immune responses, oxidative stress are
some basic factors that could affect cancer risks.
How to cope up with issues?
• People are making healthy plans:-
Every women in Australia must involve under weight loss program to maintain their health and calories by following healthy eating plans. Majorly focus over fruits, veggies
which are rich in calcium and protein can reduce every uncertainty and issues that result in obesity problems which causes cancer disease under women body.
Emphasis are taken to stable blood sugar level:-
Symptoms of obesity makes women difficult to lose their weight. However, instability under level of blood sugar is the most important aspect to be determined in controlling increase in
appetite
The study reflected that Australian women are mere target of obesity problem which
causes overweight issues. Research has determined that 62.8% of Australian women
are affected with obesity and causes overweight. In which 35.3% are overweight and
rest are obese. Thus, statistical data reflects that such health problems are
subsequently increasing under women.