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What are the side effects of fatness or obesity?


What are the side effects of fatness or obesity?

The side effects? Like in its and illness? Different people have different things when they are overweight. Shortness of breath, heart disease, decreased energy, the list goes on.
heart attacks, social outcast, diabetes, early death...
diabetes is one! high blood pressure, heart disease and attacks, social problems, low self-esteem. Nobody WANTS to be fat, i dont think. Some people say, "I love myself. I'm fat, but that's who i am and i'm fine with it." That's bs! It's a front! They are crying inside, but don't wanna admit that they're weak when it comes to food. Food isn't the only thing that can make you fat. It could be a thyroid problem.

If you find yourself getting a little pudgy, just have a shirt made that says, "I USED to be anorexic!"
Heightened risk of contracting :-
(1) diabetes, blindness, loss of limbs
(2) heart disease, stroke
(3) joint & back problems
these are a few problems that may occur!!!
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Its just common sense. Fat is not where its at
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