Obesity is terrible: BBC documentary dissects an obese corpse

A fat man’s anatomical documentary… Obesity is terrible

　　Under the mainstream media, people often mistakenly believe that “thin” is a symbol of “beauty”, and then criticize people with round figures or even obesity, creating an atmosphere of unfriendliness to obese people… But in fact, obesity is not only an aesthetic problem, but also easily affects health. Even though we all know that fatness is not good for the body, few people know how much changes and harm a heavy body has to the human body.

　　So, in order to be wary of the world, the BBC recently launched the documentary “Obesity: The Post” Mortem, from the perspective of a uterus, reveals the impact of obesity on the body. The bloody and fatty scenes inevitably make people feel very complicated after watching it.

　　This general teacher comes from Boracay, California, and died of heart failure and lived to be 60 years old. The woman voluntarily donated her body for the purpose of anatomy research. This documentary mainly uses the anatomy to let people know what impact obesity will have on various organs in the body.

This large body is 165 cm tall and weighs 107 kilograms, which is severe obesity.

　　The first knife has goosebumps crawling all over the body...

　As a pathologist Carla When Valentine cuts the skin with a scalpel, she immediately sees a thick layer of fat under the skin. Although the fat can keep warm and protect the internal organs, if it exceeds a certain limit, it will affect various organs in the body. Carla, who holds the knife, revealed: "When dissecting her belly, it is like cutting a thick layer of cream. I have tried my best to cut the tissue smoothly."

　　Ordinary people's heart is tight like a steak, with only 225 grams , but her heart unexpectedly seemed loose and heavy, weighing about 449 grams, compared to her heart is much thicker than a normal person.

　　The heart usually uses beating to transport the oxygen and nutrients needed throughout the body through blood, but this heart is too fragile and lacks strong muscles, and cannot effectively pump blood to all parts of the body, resulting in eventually failure and death.

　Another pathologist Mike Osborn said that when he first saw the liver, he knew it was a "fat liver". It felt like he was touching foie gras (goose's fatty liver), but something that felt too pink on the outside was fat. Since the woman did not like to drink alcohol before her lifetime, the reason for her damage to her liver was due to her eating habits and not to exercise during her lifetime.

The most surprising thing among these pathologists was that they found it in the woman's lungs. According to their professional judgment, it was believed that when a woman failed in her heart, the blood was flowing back into the blood vessels in the lungs, causing pulmonary edema, causing the deceased to drown at the time. This was also the last straw that caused her death.

There will be some fat as big as the size of an edamame around the healthy kidneys, but the fat sac of the woman's kidney is abnormally large. In fact, the kidneys are also one of the important organs that help the human body detoxify. , and is also responsible for filtering urine. Once you are too fat, you will easily suffer from diabetes, causing the kidneys to spend more effort. If you are too burdened for a long time, it will cause renal failure.

This real and scary documentary has been released on September 13. I guess those who have watched it will stop snacks on their mouths.

This shows that obesity will not only affect the appearance of the human body, but also affect the operation of the internal organs in the body. , causing the physical health to gradually deteriorate. In addition, modern people have a large number of foodies outside the country, and the intake of meals is too greasy, too salty and too sweet, which has led to more and more people exceeding the weight. Therefore, the problem of obesity has become a problem that cannot be ignored in today's society. Share it and let others see it, and at the same time let others understand that weight loss is no longer for the sake of worldly beauty but for the most precious and priceless health!

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