Question

Women who are active are healthier and at a lower risk of chronic disease and early mortality than those who are inactive. Discuss the role of diet and activity in obesity, blood cholesterol, and cardiovascular disease (CVD). How does diet and activity contribute to complications with CVD and high cholesterol and related illnesses? Should women who engage in exercise and healthy diet habits have to pay the same insurance premiums as women who do not? How can insurance policies implement cost breaks?

Answer 1

ans: chronic disease :- chronic diseases includes arthritis , asthma, copo diabetes.. a) They are not passed from one person to person =) Exixcystic fibrosis, * cancer * Alzheimer disease He diabetes -) women understand and manage theis chronic conditions and achieve a better quality of life... a) Diet is a key modifiable risk factor: for cro. =) obesity affects the cardiovascular system in multiple ways... a) Increase in cardiac output is also accompanied by a decrease in systemic vascular resistance in obese individuals. = It contribute to heart disease through atrial enlargement, ventricular enlargement and atheroscelerosis. y yes, women should contribute to the exercise and healthy diet habits. -) Because , exercise increases heart rate from the body... :) Insurance, implement cost breaks the policies. sy increase in by a resista