A recent study at the Lund University in Sweden has revealed that the incidence of obesity is not at all dependent on how close you stay to fast food centre. It started to reveal more insights about research on Obesity and nutrition. Previously, it had been put forward that the incidence of obesity is largely dependent on how close a person leaves to a fast food joint or to a gym. But these factors seem to be ineffective in determining the obesity of a person. Whether you will be fat or unfit will not depend on how close you stay near fast food joints of your locality.
The study says that the undernourished community is more prone to become obese after conducting a study of Swedish people in various localities.
In recent years, concerns about obesity and nutrition have grown in red proportion. People from various walks of life have been pondering on fitness and remaining more conscious about health. Obesity is major problem of the modern world. Various other diseases are caused by obesity such as cardiovascular problems and mobility anomalies.
Researchers at university in Sweden have taken into account the health conditions of various people from local communities and conducted a thorough quantitative and qualitative research. The core of the research is all about tracking obesity to the factors like fast food joints and the proximity of their houses to these joints. Without any doubt, it has been clearly observed that how close they leave to these joints is not at all determining factor about obesity.
It has been specifically observed that the people who are in the lower strata of economy are more prone to obesity. This dynamics of different communities as studied by the researchers and analysts seems to provide a new perspective to the insight of such studies.
Previously, most of other researches had put forward that those with superior economic stability are more prone to problem of obesity. It is due to the fact that they have a greater buying capacity and hence they will be consuming fast food with higher probability. But this kind of research study has been totally dismissed by Swedish researchers. The new study published from the Lund University tells that people who don’t have additional standard of living are more prone to be highly obese.
Fitness has an uncanny relation to the state of economic well being, as the study seems to be revealing. There is in reality no correlation between obesity and high standard economic well being.
Generally, it is being discussed that this study will be instrumental in throwing light to the deeper revenues of researches related to the issue of obesity. Scientists and analysts are working more closely about different dimensions of obesity and how to tackle them more effectively. Recent years have witnessed a spurt in the number of obese people in the developed world. But the matter is not related to the conditions of economic stability, as had been previously thought.
