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Some obese adults now 'better off' health-wise than lower weight peers
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The relationship between body weight and overall health is complex, with various factors such as cholesterol and blood pressure levels playing a significant role in determining an individual's health risks. Research has shown that some people can be classified as "metabolically healthy obese", meaning they have a high body mass index but do not exhibit typical obesity-related health issues. This concept challenges traditional notions of the link between weight and health, highlighting the need for a more nuanced understanding of the factors that contribute to overall wellbeing.
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Some obese adults now 'better off' health-wise than lower weight peers
Many obese people’s cholesterol and blood pressure levels are ‘indistinguishable’ from those of a healthy weight
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