A country of Spain High in cases Obesity Between 1990 and 2022, when women declined by 4.6% among women, the World Cardiovascular Report is extensively by the World Cardiovascular Federation to analyze obesity and cardiovascular disease (ECV).
During the analysis period, almost all countries increased obesity cases, while the deaths were doubled by cardiovascular disease, which is connected to a high body mass index (BMI). France, Maldova and Lithuania are the only countries in the world PlaceWhere a Diminishing the caseIt is one to two percent of women.
However, the global trend of obesity is a significant growth. In 2022, 878 million adults lived in obesity, Four more times 194 million people who lived with the disease in 1990. In this sense, the statement refers to a study published LanshetThis warns that if the trends continue, two of the three adults of 25 years of age or more may live overweight or obesity by 2050.
A study warns, if the trend continues, Two of the three adults By 2050 they could live with overweight. On the other hand, if an integrated and evidence -based action manages to change obesity and overweight to 2019, it may save $ 2.2 billion US $ 2.2 billion – about 1,957,824,000 – about 1,957,824,000 – about 1,957,824,000.
In addition, the document warns of risks Obesity to childrenThis is because children with high BMI have 40% more probations than their peers for the ECV disease in the middle age. The appearance of obesity at an early age will significantly reduce LifetimeAlthough the psychological impacts of childhood obesity are deep, this is the main cause of harassment and discrimination in schools.
Public health measures
“To confront Growing World Obesity Crisis.
In this context, the study estimates the system introduced in countries such as Latvia, Japan or the United Kingdom, which has been implemented Limits Tax -based efforts to reduce the density of fast food companies, as well as to reduce obesity and ECV.
It highlights the success of social projects such as the ‘Manau’ program in New Zealand, which provided support and guidance to manage diseases, including nutrition, which promoted an increase in the consumption of fruits and vegetables, and an average increase of 10% of physical activity.
The text emphasizes Stigma and discrimination This is a barrier to efforts to fight obesity and fight obesity and ECV. Therefore, it is urgent to overcome this problem and it is urgent to support the marginalized people who are facing more obstacles to a cardiosal -free life.
“We urge governments around the world to address the growing impacts of obesity crisis Take action and replace upside down in a certain way. It is necessary to strengthen health organizations to ensure widespread and affordable access to the medical service for obesity and ECVs, ”said the Director and Welfare of Essex University Public Health Organization –Royalty– And one of the authors is Marachiara de Caesare.