Reduced physical activity, insomnia due to shortened sleep, genetic predispositions, excess calorie consumption, and certain drugs can all contribute to obesity by disrupting the body's energy balance and ability to burn calories. Obesity is a serious global health problem, with over 1.9 billion adults overweight and 650 million obese in 2016, and 41 million pre-school children who are obese as well. Obesity is the second leading preventable cause of death worldwide.

3. Causes that lead
to obesity
Reduced mobility and physical activity
Every individual the amount of
energy he receives from the dietary
diet burns for the internal activity of
the organization. But a not very
substantial amount should burn with
physical activity. If this does not
happen the calories are deposited in
the form of the layers of fat.
Insomnia
By not making a normal
sleep especially when
reducing sleep time because
we do not give the body time
to produce the necessary
substances during sleep.
Genetic illness
There are people who
have genetic
malfunctioning tendencies
that are responsible for
burning calories.
Consuming lots of calories
Normally, if we consume more
than we spend physical
activity, excess calories will
be deposited in the form of fat
Various drugs
There are some drugs that
affect the process of
absorption, processing
and burning of foods.

6. In 2016, more than
1.9 billion adults
were overweight and
650 million obese.
Globally, 41 million
pre-school children
are obese.
Obesity ranks second
among the
preventable causes of
death.