Listen Carefully

[sani]

Nowadays, people who are slightly fat actually live longer.

In old age, people who are slightly obese have higher bone density, lower mortality, lower incidence of respiratory diseases, osteoporosis, and diabetes, and have a stronger ability to adapt to the environment.

When diseases such as influenza and pneumonia occur, thin elderly people are more susceptible to infection, while obese elderly people are relatively better.

Act accordingly.

[cortedivoire]

@sani

Nowadays, people who are slightly fat actually live longer.

In old age, people who are slightly obese have higher bone density, lower mortality, lower incidence of respiratory diseases, osteoporosis, and diabetes, and have a stronger ability to adapt to the environment.

When diseases such as influenza and pneumonia occur, thin elderly people are more susceptible to infection, while obese elderly people are relatively better.

Act accordingly.

Unadai okiya na kush wako healthy? Tema jaba ulale

[Rene_Descartes]

a thin layer of fat is healthy, but keeping the balance is hard.

[ChifuMbitika]

Distorted facts. People who are overweight have myriad health problems.

[SledgeHammer]

This is the most absurd thing I read today