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World Anti-obesity Day is being observed worldwide today (Tuesday).
Obesity can cause a number of dangerous diseases such as heart disease, diabetes and cancer.
According to the World Health Organization, more than 2 billion people worldwide are currently obese, and they are directly at risk for many diseases, including cancer.
According to one study, obesity also has a negative effect on the brain and can add up to 30 years to the brain as a result, mental illnesses such as Alzheimer’s and dementia, etc, appear prematurely.
The main causes of obesity are junk food use, excessive sitting time and not exercising.
According to one study, low sleep and not enough sleep can lead to weight gain.
Experts suggest that it is best to eliminate excess calories throughout the day so that it does not produce fat stored in the body.
The best way to lose or burn calories is to move.
In some tasks the body moves more and burns more calories, while some tasks only make the body tired but it does not lose calories.
In addition, some of our daily habits lead to obesity.
Today we’re going to tell you about some of the most unusual habits that can lead to obesity.
Experts said that if all household members eat together, they are less likely to become obese.
Eating with all the people in the house prevents you from eating unhealthy items because in this case you will be banished by your elders.
Instead they will urge you to eat healthy foods, fruits and vegetables.
One of the reasons is that when you eat with your family, it is actually an opportunity for everyone to sit down.
In the meantime, you talk about small everyday events and your mood is relaxed.
In the meantime we are protected from stress, which forces our brain to eat more.
If there is slow music playing in the background while eating, it is likely that you will eat more.
Slow music can make you sad, and according to experts, we eat more in sadness and depression.
If you work night shifts in your office, know that obesity and impairment are a major cause of your health.
This is because of the natural system of our body that wants to work, eat, and rest at night.
If we work at night, we reverse the system and sleep during the day, which worsens the system, resulting in many diseases, including obesity, cardiovascular disease, hypertension.
Experts believe that the increasing pollution of our environment is also having a detrimental effect on our health and obesity is one of them.
The harmful health ingredients contained in our atmosphere go into our bodies with air and food that cause us harm.
Experts said that if we spend more than 2 hours a day in front of the TV, we may suffer from obesity.
Watching TV more often during the day, especially at night, can have detrimental effects on health and eyes.
Mental stress, anxiety, anxiety or depression are also the leading causes of obesity.
When our brain is confused, it forces our body to eat more and then starts to get more hungry.
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