The Obese Don’t Always Know It (LiveScience.com)

LiveScience.com – Some obese individuals don’t realize they have a weight problem, a new study finds. That could be an unhealthy attitude as these same people tend not to exercise and have many risk factors for cardiovascular disease.

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