Obesity Is On The Rise Worldwide

The video discusses Brazil's pioneering laws against weight discrimination, highlighting the global rise in obesity rates. It explains the medical definitions of obesity, its health risks, and the difference between visceral and subcutaneous fat. The video also explores societal and genetic factors contributing to obesity, emphasizing the challenges in weight loss for those affected.

What measures has Brazil implemented to protect individuals with obesity?

• Banning all fast food restaurants

• Requiring schools to buy larger desks

• Providing free gym memberships

• Offering free medical treatments

By 2030, what percentage of adults globally is expected to experience obesity?

• 11%

• 18%

• 25%

• 30%

What is the primary difference between visceral fat and subcutaneous fat?

• Visceral fat is stored under the skin

• Subcutaneous fat is more harmful

• Visceral fat grows deep in the abdomen

• Subcutaneous fat causes more inflammation

What societal factor is blamed for the rise in obesity?

• High availability of processed foods

• Lack of access to fresh foods

• Increased physical activity

• Genetic predisposition

Since 2006, how many genes have scientists identified as being connected with obesity?

• 25 genes

• 10 genes

• 50 genes

• 100 genes