Questions About Weight

Since 1980, the number of obese adults in the U.S. has doubled. According to the CDC, millions of Americans currently are obese. The increase in obesity isn’t limited to adults. The rate of obesity has tripled for children during this same time period. Find out more about the risks of extra weight by taking this quiz.

1. Being overweight puts you at risk for heart disease.
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Being overweight raises your risk for high blood cholesterol and high blood pressure. These are 2 of the major risk factors for coronary heart disease, according to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK). Even if you don't have high blood cholesterol or high blood pressure, being overweight may still raise your risk for heart disease. Where you carry your extra weight may affect your risk too. Extra weight at your waist and on your upper body may raise the risk for heart disease. Being overweight also raises your risk for diabetes, gallbladder disease, stroke, arthritis, and some types of cancer.
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Fat-Burning Foods 

Research has shown these five foods correlate to lower weight, healthier BMI, and smaller waist circumference.