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Number 1: Stroke - Obesity can cause high blood pressure, which is the leading cause of stroke.

1. Risk of Stroke

High blood pressure is the leading cause of stroke.

Number 2: Heart Disease and Heart Attack: Obesity can cause high blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar, which can harden arteries and cause heart disease, increasing the risk of heart attack.

2. Increased Risk of Heart Disease and Heart Attack

High blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar can harden arteries and increase the risk of heart attack.

Number 3: Type 2 Diabetes - The body becomes resistant to insulin, leading to high blood sugar and increasing the risk of Type 2 diabetes.

3. Type 2 Diabetes

The body becomes resistant to insulin, leading to high blood sugar and increasing the risk of Type 2 diabetes.

Number 4 – Liver Disease - Excess fat can build up around the liver, leading to damage and even liver failure.

4. Liver Disease

Excess fat can build up around the liver, leading to damage and even liver failure.

Number 5: Gallbladder Problems - Obesity increases the risk of gallstones, which may require surgery.

5. Gallbladder Problems

Obesity increases the risk of gallstones, which may require surgery.

Number 6: Kidney Failure - Diabetes and high blood pressure can lead to chronic kidney disease.

6. Kidney Failure

Diabetes and high blood pressure can lead to chronic kidney disease.

Number 7: Muscle mass and bone density may deteriorate, leading to disability and fracture risk.

7. Weakened Muscles and Bones

Muscle mass and bone density may deteriorate, leading to disability and fracture risk.

Number 8: Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease - A higher risk of GERD, where stomach acids leak into the esophagus, has been associated with obesity.

8. Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease

A higher risk of GERD, where stomach acids leak into the esophagus, has been associated with obesity.

Number 9: Skin Fold Rashes - Discolored and thickened rashes may occur at skin folds and creases.

9. Skin Fold Rashes

Discolored and thickened rashes may occur at skin folds and creases.

Number 10: Infertility - Obesity can make it more difficult for females to get pregnant, as well as increase the risk of pregnancy complications. Overweight and obese males are more likely to produce lower numbers of sperm, or no sperm at all, making conception more difficult.

10. Infertility

Obesity can make it more difficult for females to get pregnant, as well as increase the risk of pregnancy complications. Overweight and obese males are more likely to produce lower numbers of sperm, or no sperm at all, making conception more difficult.

Number 11: Joint Pain - Excess weight can strain joints, causing pain and stiffness.

11. Joint Pain

Excess weight can strain joints, causing pain and stiffness.

Number 12: Cancer - Obesity is associated with cancers like liver, kidney, colon, and pancreatic, among others.

12. Cancer

Obesity is associated with cancers like liver, kidney, colon, and pancreatic, among others.

Number 13: Increased Depression - Obesity can impact both quality of life and mental health, increasing the risk of depression and body image concerns.

13. Increased Depression

Obesity can impact both quality of life and mental health, increasing the risk of depression and body image concerns.

Number 14: Sleep Apnea - Obesity makes airways smaller, leading to sleep apnea, where breathing stops briefly at night.

14. Sleep Apnea

Obesity makes airways smaller, leading to sleep apnea, where breathing stops briefly at night.