Facts and Consequences of Extra Body Fat

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Los Angeles, California, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) December 16, 2011 -- Excess body fat disrupts the efficient operation of major organs, in other words, your health is at risk. Weight gain is closely related to conditions such as:

I. Uric acid. A compound that our body discards each day as part of the daily renewal of cells that comprise it. Naturally excreted in the urine, but when this happens, it accumulates in the blood and gradually settles in the joints, as crystals, causing inflammation and severe pain. Among the causes of uric acid is not removed properly can include obesity and diabetes, diseases that cause kidney malfunction, leading to accumulation of the compound, which together with salt residues form calcium crystals and small stones known as stones.

II. Cancer. Quite simply, this condition can be explained as a failure mechanism that regulates the development of cells found throughout the body, made to appear causes some of them grow out of control and alter their genetic structure . One of the factors that can accelerate the accumulation of fat in the body as well as polluting compounds, viruses and sunlight.

III. Depression. Psychological distress caused by low or in some cases loss of self-esteem, which often motivate suicide.

IV. Diabetes. When an individual is obese, their fat tissue (located in the abdomen) of the liver and muscles become resistant to insulin (a hormone produced by the pancreas that regulates the amount of glucose in the body), providing that the levels of blood sugar soar and, therefore, to develop diabetes mellitus type 2 or, when definitely affects the pancreas and prevents the generation of insulin, called type 1 diabetes.

V. Hepatic dysfunction. As mentioned above, the process of fat metabolism is the optimal use of these cells by the body, procedure involving the liver. It is clear that more fat will be more work for this body, why can not develop optimally and let the substance pass into the gallbladder and is responsible for the formation of calculi or stones. In the same way affects the pancreas and causes that there is no adequate amount of insulin the body requires.

VI. Respiratory dysfunction. May have dyspnea (breathing difficulty) or apnea (temporary suspension of administration of oxygen through respiration), as a result of reduced lung capacity and carbon dioxide retention.

VII. Hypertension. High blood pressure is a poor way in which the smaller blood become narrowed, or the arteries lose their elasticity, which forces the heart to pump harder to supply blood to all organs. A major cause is the accumulation of fat in blood vessels, constant situations of stress and distress, sedentary lifestyle (low physical activity and high intake of fats and carbohydrates), excessive consumption of salt, snuff and alcohol, lack of exercise or kidney ailments and diabetes.

VIII. Heart disease. The heart is perhaps the most recent body of excess weight, as it works at a more intense and often their communication channels (veins and arteries) are stunted by the accumulation of fat in their walls. The main problems arise from this are atherosclerosis, angina pectoris and myocardial infarction.

IX. Bone problems. Our skeleton is designed to withstand a certain amount of weight and overload conditions occur, especially in the spine such as scoliosis (deformation of the spine), broken vertebrae and herniated discs, among others. In obese children is common to lose the arch, making it flat.

Particularly in obese women the possibility of infertility problem, because the fat can cause loss of contact between the pituitary gland (regulate ovulation, among other functions) and ovaries.

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