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DR. PARTHA BANERJEE, UAE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OBESITY AND CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE

According to Partha Banerjee Mumbai, if you look closely, you will notice that all of the risk factors for metabolic syndrome are also effects of obesity. While a person suffering from metabolic syndrome may not be obese, the chances of an obese person suffering from metabolic syndrome are high.<br><br>

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DR. PARTHA BANERJEE, UAE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OBESITY AND CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE

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  1. DR. PARTHA BANERJEE, UAE: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OBESITY AND CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE?

  2. If you’re carrying extra weight, it might be time to lose some to show your kidneys some love. Maintaining a healthy weight is essential for your overall health, including the health of your kidneys. Obesity and overweight may increase the risk of kidney disease in a variety of ways.

  3. Being overweight has several negative impacts on kidneys health. Extra weight forces the kidneys to work harder and filter wastes at a higher level than usual. Remember, the more of you there are, the harder your kidneys have to work to keep up, says Dr Partha Banerjee, UAE.

  4. According to Partha Banerjee Mumbai, if you look closely, you will notice that all of the risk factors for metabolic syndrome are also effects of obesity. While a person suffering from metabolic syndrome may not be obese, the chances of an obese person suffering from metabolic syndrome are high.

  5. Partha Banerjee Dubai also suggests that make lifestyle changes, such as increasing your physical activity and watching your portion sizes.

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