Belly Fat and Heart Disease
Belly fat significantly increases the risk of coronary heart disease, primarily through its impact on insulin resistance and inflammation. A larger waist circumference correlates with a detrimental cholesterol profile, characterized by small, dense particles that contribute to heart issues. Additionally, excess belly fat leads to thicker blood, raising the risk of clots that can result in heart attacks or strokes.In this clip
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