Extra layers of fat are not usually welcome but the research carried out by Canadian researchers prompts us to think otherwise. Obesity appears to be a bad word these days, not just from the aesthetic angle but from the point of view of its link to depression, mood disorders, social isolation and job discrimination. Obese people are likely to become depressed due to their appearance and low self-esteem. They are also less likely to follow healthy eating ...Wednesday, 26 December 2012
Obesity Gene May Protect Against Depression
Extra layers of fat are not usually welcome but the research carried out by Canadian researchers prompts us to think otherwise. Obesity appears to be a bad word these days, not just from the aesthetic angle but from the point of view of its link to depression, mood disorders, social isolation and job discrimination. Obese people are likely to become depressed due to their appearance and low self-esteem. They are also less likely to follow healthy eating ...
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