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Ailments such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke have all been directly linked to obesity, spurring healthcare providers to universally encourage weight loss for the overweight. However, more recent research from the medical community suggests that all body fat is not “created equal.” Indeed, the fat that is stored on our waistlines, or belly fat, is far more dangerous than that found around our hips and thighs.
Ailments such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke have all been directly linked to obesity, spurring healthcare providers to universally encourage weight loss for the overweight. However, more recent research from the medical community suggests that all body fat is not “created equal.” Indeed, the fat that is stored on our waistlines, or belly fat, is far more dangerous than that found around our hips and thighs.