Cardiovascular Risks Associated with Obesity Explained by Dr. Rajeev Khare
Obesity means you have extra fat in your body that can lead to health problems, including cardiovascular disease. Obesity leads to likely two times more heart attacks than people having a healthy BMI, taking into account blood sugar levels, cholesterol and high blood pressure. Cardiovascular disease risk also varies based on where your body stores fat. How are obesity and cardiovascular disease interrelated? The Obesity factor affects more than 30% of the Indian population. Obesity increases the likelihood of high blood pressure, elevated blood cholesterol and diabetes. These are the determinate risk factors for cardiovascular and blood vessel diseases. In obesity the excess fat was initially assumed to be harmless. Excess fat causes changes in your blood cells that increase your cardiovascular disease risk. When your fat cells become enlarged, they give off hormones that cause inflammation. Dr. Rajeev Khare has been treating and controlling these conditions and says that it have form