Increased risk of future obesity in children with chronic stress

In industrialized nations, the greater the ongoing stress that children are exposed; the more likely to be obese when they are in adolescence. This is indicated by the results of a new study. It was found that children of nine years of age who were chronically exposed to stressors such as poverty, overcrowded housing and family disputes, earned more kilos and had a significantly higher weight at the age of 13 who which were not exposed to these factors.

 

The reason, the authors more here http://logicalscience.com/2014/02/increased-risk-of-future-obesity-in-children-with-chronic-stress/

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