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Dictionary » O » Obesity Obesityobesity (Science: clinical sign) An increase in body weight beyond the limitation of skeletal and physical requirement, as the result of an excessive accumulation of fat in the body. Origin: L. Obesus = fat ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Future Human Evolution... of good health and longevity that is unmatched by any time in history or pre-history. Not perfect - we get some undesirable side effects such as obesity. However, even that is temporary, with a range of new medications on the way to control our excessive appetites. If we could come up with an ...
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Re: Fitness and Diet... it sounds as though you are doing a great job.... an inspiration in a society were an increasing % of the western world are contributing to an obesity epidemic. Thudu
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Increase cell life span, decrease cell devisionThat only applies for cancer. If you live a sedentary life, you'll die from heart problems and obesity first.
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does eating too much sweets cause diabetes?... causes the disease - rather, it's a combination of life style aspects, where sugar is one cause due to its tendency to make people obese - and obesity in turn is a major risk factor for type II People can develop both types of diabetes without excessive use of sugar.
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does eating too much sweets cause diabetes?Most people say that eating too much sweets doesn't cause diabetes. But it can cause obesity which in turn can cause type 2 diabetes. I say, eating too much sweets and carbohydrates can cause diabetes. Sweets are full of sucrose. The carbohydrates are immediately ...
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