A study -warning: Obesity epidemic will strike the United States in 2050

A study published in the journal “Lancet” has shown a major increase in obesity and weight gain in the United States over the past three decades, as obesity figures between adults (over the age of 25) have multiplied, and adolescents (from 15 to 24 years) from 1990 to 2021. Texa’s (52%), and almost two -of -teens in Texa’s (52%), and almost two -and two -and almost two -from teens in Texas (52%) adolescents. In Mississippi (63%); They were overweight or obese in 2021, while the percentage among adults was about 80% of men in North Dakota and women in Mississippi. The study, conducted by the ‘Global Disease Disease Study Network’, in collaboration with the ‘Health and Evaluation Institute’ at the University of Washington, expects the number of children and adolescents with weight and obesity by 2050, while the number of adults will reach 213 million. This is accompanied by warnings that the continuation of these high rates will lead to major health and economic liabilities, while increasing the risk of chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, strokes and certain types of cancer. The study showed remarkable geographical and sexual differences, as the southern states such as Oklahoma, Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, Texas, West Virginia and Kentucky still record the highest rate of obesity among older teenagers, which asked researchers to demand immediate action at the level of general policy. The southern states had the highest levels of weight gain and obesity among older teenagers; Those between the ages of 15 and 24 years. The danger of obesity and researchers warns against the escalation of excess weight and obesity crisis in different parts of the United States, as 213 million adults are expected to be over 25 years of age and more than 43 million children and adolescents at the age of 5-24 years of extra weight or fatty, with an incredible health, social and economic consequences in the same expansion. With the expectation that the spread of obesity is expected to increase by a faster weight of weight, by 2050, about one in five children is expected to suffer, at least one in three teenagers, and two out of three adults of obesity; Since the highest levels still focus in the southern states. The study shows disturbing tendencies in the distribution of obesity and weight gain in the United States, where more than half of the teenagers live in Texas (52%) and about two -thirds of the female teenage girls in Mississippi (63%) with weight gain or obesity, according to the data of 2021. Diabetes, heart attacks, stroke, cancer, mental health disorders and even early death. The study estimated that nearly three quarters of adult population in the United States live with weight gain or obesity in 2021. The incidence of obesity increased by special velocity as it doubled between 1990 and 2021 in adult men (from 18.6% to 41.5%) and women (from 22.8% to 45.6%). The incidence of weight gain and obesity among adults was large in all countries in 2021. Between men ranged from 80.6% in northern Dakota to 65.3% in Washington, DC,; While levels between women ranged from 79.9% in Mississippi to 63.7% in Hawaii. The study states that the spread of obesity is expected to increase faster than weight gain, and that it is faster among men who are among women. Colorado (an increase of 44.2%) and New Mexico (an increase of 41.2%) will see between 2021 and 2050, and between adult women in Kansas and Colorado (an increase of 34.9%), an increase in obesity figures between men. However, it is expected to remain the highest levels of obesity in the southern states, where about two -thirds of adult men in western Virginia and Kentucky will be obese by 2050, as well as two -thirds of adult women in 12 states, with obesity figures expected especially in Mississippi, West Virginia, Arkansas and Alabama. According to the study, the occurrence of obesity became early in subsequent generations. For example, for example, two of every five women were born in the 1960s with obesity at the age of 45, but the same percentage lived with obesity by the age of 30 for women born in the eighties, and by the age of women born in 2020. Teen’s obesity affects obesity on sectors of the American population, where the older women in older (50.8%) spread a higher spread in 2021, compared to older teenager (older than parent (50.8%) spread a smear in 2021 (46.7%), with special rates especially among the older teenage women in Mississippi, Alabama and Auklayoma, Men in Texas and Western Virginia, where levels were more than 52%. Obesity will live. The guy, the guy, the guy, the guy, the guy, the guy, the guy, the guy, the guy, the guy, the guy, the old, the old, elders, at least the guy, the guy, the guy, the guy, the guy, the guy, the old, old, old teenagers living in Mississippi, Arkansas, akllahoma and Alabama, the largest number of older teens with bids in california (1,53 million) and Tixas (1.49 million) will remain in 2050. Researchers say that the mechanisms behind the spread of increased obesity are more complicated than just the issue of excessive energy consumption. Scientists believe that the current interventions that focus on lifestyle -based behavioral changes are not high. Obesity medicine The analysis indicates that although anti-fatal medicine such as GLP-1 breed has a place in obesity management, it will not be sufficient to solve the obesity epidemic. Given the expected increase in weight gain and obesity, the demand for obesity medication will certainly increase, but this is not a complete solution with the anxiety around the high cost and fair access, as well as varying effectiveness and potential serious side effects, prevention will remain a basic strategy. The authors emphasize that prevention should be a more dominant as to combat obesity, and that any policy aimed at addressing the obesity crisis should be a priority among federal governments and state governments, and supported by high -level political obligations. The researchers believe that the opposite of the obesity epidemic in the United States, above all, depends on the government’s support for programs that increase the levels of physical activity, such as investing in safe neighborhoods that can walk, secure healthy foods for children and adolescents, regulate food and marketing industries and achieve environmental sustainable food systems.