Obesity Public Enemy #1 or Death

About the Book

This book contains basic information, specific and easy to understand about the problematic that Obesity and excess weight poses to the world's population. At this time, Obesity is one of the greatest problems that plague the health of societies, bringing to billions of dollars the treatment costs and increasing day by day the number of deaths directly related to this phenomenon. This work is intended to raise awareness in young people and adults of the many risks that arise from a lack of nutritional balance and incorrect feeding. It is this way that this data collection provides an alert and invites us to reflect on the theme of food. Very important to be noted is that Obesity is hitting the world in general and sharply the youth and children from the majority of developed and developing countries. If we get through this effort to raise people awareness of the problems associated with obesity then we will have achieved the objective reason for us to prepare this research. We thank all the people who encouraged us to publish our work and constantly supported us to achieve our goals.

About the Author

Oscar Zaldana Paredes has been for the last 15 years a Champagne lover. He decided to write this book in order to share his knowledge of the wonderful “Wine of the Gods and Kings” with the world. Although it is unusual to put a picture of the author and his family; I also would like to let the world know that the most important thing in my life is my family. This is why I have decided to put the picture of my kids. To Roberto and Franchesca. Oscar Zaldana Paredes ***************************** Jose Paredes Biography Medical Technologist has worked for more than 20 years in different hospitals in the United States and other countries. It is through this experience, and after data collection and research about the problem of obesity that he decides to publish a work which includes the basic elements that contributes and are the primary cause of the problem of excess weight and obesity in the world. It was of much impact for the author the fact of having worked with the tribes of Native Americans and other ethnic minorities who are usually the most affected by the incidence of overweight and obesity-related diseases. The author wants to send a signal of alarm that helps to modify the eating patterns of society, which in the long term would save large amounts of resources that are currently used to treat conditions of obese patients.