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…. Heart Disease is America’s Number 1 Killer. The main elements that cause heart disease are improper nutrition, obesity, high blood pressure, unhealthy cholesterol profiles, and physical inactivity. Other risks of this disease are heredity, if your parents…

…Americans, what with the obese subject’s obvious penchant for fast food and lazy, sluggish posturing on the beach, possibly in Florida or California on a blazing hot Saturday afternoon. One might wonder, upon viewing this work, why the artist chose to depict…

…Americans, what with the obese subject’s obvious penchant for fast food and lazy, sluggish posturing on the beach, possibly in Florida or California on a blazing hot Saturday afternoon. One might wonder, upon viewing this work, why the artist chose to depict…

…to try to satisfy one’s body needs. These "empty calories" cause overweight and obesity. Hypertension and heart attacks are some effect of the health problems, which result from being overweight. Overweight people are more likely to have high…

…that obesity in eleven year old girls has doubled since 1960 with an increase among adolescents. This obsession with slimness is causing girs as young as 9 years old to go on diets.…

…obese mother ( Darlene Cates) is generally incapable of moving from the sofa where she spends most of her life. Gilberts brain damaged younger brother Arnie ( Leonardo DiCaprio) has to be constantly watched. Away from home, Gilbert works in the local grocery…

…of other problems, such as high blood pressure and other cardiovascular problems. People who are obese are more likely to develop sleep apnea, so one thing men can do to reduce their risk is to avoid gaining weight or lose weight if they need to. This article…

…The story “FAT” Raymond Carver what I think the story is really about is a woman that is in her husband life that she cannot escape. Always doing Rudy her husband wants to do not having a mind of her own. A waitress is assigned a particularly obese…

…, this increased peripheral artery resistance is present, as well, in those people whose essential hypertension is associated with genetic factors, obesity, lack of exercise, overuse of salt, and aging. Treatment of the disease and dietary modifications…

…In today’s society it has become more and more typical for young children ranging from ages four to seventeen to sit around all day watching television. This inactive lifestyle is contributing to the onset of obesity at an increasingly early age. Being…