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Risk factor for

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INTRODUCTION

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1. genetic

Genetic factors play a role in obesity. If someone has family members with obesity, there is a higher genetic risk. Specific genes can affect how the body regulates fat and body weight, as well as how the body responds to food.

2. Poor Eating Patterns

Consuming high-calorie, low-fiber, and high-saturated fat foods often contributes to obesity. Fast food, high-sugar snacks, high-carb drinks, and processed foods have the potential to lead to weight gain.

3.Lack of Physical Activity:

a sedentary lifestyle, such as sitting in front of a computer or television for extended periods, as well as a lack of regular exercise, can lead to the accumulation of body fat. Physical activity helps burn calories and maintain a healthy body weight.

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4. Psychology and Behavior

Stress, depression, and other psychological issues can lead to unhealthy eating behaviors.

People often eat in response to stress or to cope with emotions.

5. Lack of Sleep:

Inadequate or disrupted sleep can affect the regulation of hormones that control appetite and metabolism. This can lead to weight gain.

6. Unhealthy Eating Habits:

Overeating, late-night eating, or consuming foods high in sugar, fat, and salt often become habits that contribute to obesity.

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7. Medical Conditions:

Certain medical conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), hypothyroidism, and type 2 diabetes can disrupt the body's metabolism and contribute to obesity.

8. Medications:

The use of certain medications, such as corticosteroids, antidepressants, and antipsychotics, can be associated with weight gain as a side effect.

9. Social and Economic Factors:

Social and economic factors, such as low income, limited access to healthy foods, and an environment that does not support physical activity, can influence eating behavior and physical activity that contribute to obesity.

10. Smoking and Alcohol Habits:

Smoking, which can suppress appetite, is often associated with weight gain after quitting smoking.

Excessive alcohol consumption, which is often high in calories, can also increase the risk of obesity.

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It is important to remember that obesity is often complex and

influenced by various interrelated factors. A deep understanding of these factors can help in the prevention and effective management of obesity. The best solutions often involve a holistic approach that includes lifestyle changes, social support, and medical assistance when needed.

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REFERENCES

1. Smith AB. Pemahaman Dasar Kedokteran.

Edisi ke-5. Jakarta: Penerbit Kedokteran;

2021.

2. Johnson CD. Peran Diet dalam Pengelolaan

Obesitas. Dalam: Brown EF, editor. Kesehatan dan Nutrisi. Edisi ke-3. Surabaya: Penerbit Kesehatan;

2019. Halaman 45-60

3. White KL, Jones MJ. Pengaruh Aktivitas Fisik Teratur terhadap Penurunan Berat Badan. Jurnal Kesehatan Masyarakat. 2020;30(2):125-135

4. Organisasi Kesehatan Dunia. Obesitas dan Penanganan. https://www.who.int/obesity.

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