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Excess body fat can lead to many different health complications. Added weight means that your heart has to work over-time to get blood to your organs. The strain on your heart can lead to serious conditions such as varicose veins, acid reflux, diabetes, sleep apnea, high blood pressure and heart disease to name a few. Heart disease is the number one cause of death in the United States. That is no wonder since the leading cause of heart disease is being overweight and over 66% of our nation is exactly that. So, is fat healthy? Your quest for a slimmer body should not be about how you fit into your jeans but how healthy you are. Is being healthy over-rated? Is fat healthy? I certainly don't think so but I guess that is going to depend on where your priorities are. I like food as much as anyone you will find however, there are some things that I love more than food. For instance, I adore my family. I want to not only be around to watch them grow but I do not want to be a burden to them with poor health.

I also like money more than I do food. It isn't just the cost of the food that is higher when you are fat. According to a Georgetown study, the individual cost for being obese is $4,879 a year for women and $2,626 for men. If a woman invested that much every year over a 40-year working career, she'd have more than $1.2 million at retirement, assuming 8% average annual returns. The man would have nearly $700,000. That is an astonishing figure.

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