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Diabetes and cholesterol

Diabetes can exacerbate obesity through medication side effects like weight gain and by influencing metabolic processes that promote fat storage. The intricate interplay between diabetes and obesity underscores the importance of holistic approaches to manage both conditions simultaneously.
Cholesterol is usually related to heart disease. When the cholesterol levels are high it can affect cardiovascular activity and create a risk of heart disease. In obese individual the increase weight can lead to increased production of LDL (low density lipoprotein) cholesterol. This imbalance not only risks the heart but also overall health of the individual suffering from obesity.

 

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