【禁聞】中共新挑戰：經濟不振助肥胖率上升| #中國禁聞

China's economy continues to decline, causing various problems to resurface. Beijing is now facing a whole new challenge, that is, the rate of Chinese fattening is increasing rapidly, greatly increasing the cost of medical care and health insurance. On September 2, Reuters quoted doctors and researchers in the news. Work pressure, long working hours and unhealthy food are high-risk factors for the fattening of Chinese urban residents. And in rural areas, agricultural labor is weak and medical facilities are shabby. For example, housing and infrastructure construction have gone too far or the scenery is no longer there. In recent years, tens of millions of construction and manufacturing workers have had to switch jobs to drive online or deliver food. And because they are afraid of spending money, parents have canceled their children's swimming or other sports courses. In addition, as China's economy continues to decline, people are also forced to buy and use cheap unhealthy food. According to Daxue Consulting Company, China's fast-food market is expected to rise from 8,920 billion yuan in 2017 to 180,000 billion yuan in 2025. Indeed, in order to reduce costs, food is even more unhealthy. For example, some people are shocked by instant noodles. Just eat instant noodles, no other vegetables, eat cheap meat, this will also affect. Zhao Zhongyuan, a well-known Chinese doctor in Beijing, said China's serious food safety problem will cause body fat. But in recent years, the decline in the economy has changed people's way of life and will further increase obesity. In order to reduce income, urban residents have no choice but to choose low-quality food. In addition, ordinary people are exhausted and have no time to exercise. The above two points are material. From a physiological point of view, everyone has no sense of security when the economy declines. There is no hope for the future. According to the official data of the Chinese Communist Party in 2020, more than half of the adult population in China is overweight or overweight, and the rate of obesity is rising. In June this year, Guo Yanhong, Director-General of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, said that overweight and obesity are major public health issues and need to be strengthened. He said, it is necessary to reduce the risk of obesity. And from the beginning of the month, Wei Jianwei and 15 other government departments also launched a public propaganda campaign against obesity. Previously, there were rumors in the room that the vaccine produced in China may also cause obesity. Professor Liu Yisheng, Dean of the Canadian University of Medicine, although there is no large-scale analysis data, but theoretically, this possibility exists. In terms of medicine, the immune system, endocrine, and nervous system are a network. Their relationship is very close. Once the immune system is disordered, the endocrine may be disordered. Obesity is now considered to be a disease that involves a lot of endocrine disorder. It is classified as a metabolic abnormality. So it can't be completely ruled out. Especially in mainland China, at that time, almost all people were required to be vaccinated. Some people even got 5, 6, 7, 8 injections. Zhao Zhongyuan said, China's rate of obesity continues to rise. It brings pressure to the medical system. Medical costs will also rise. For example, high blood pressure, diabetes, and other three diseases will increase. Even people with cerebral hemorrhage and partial paralysis and people with stroke will also increase a lot. In this way, it increases their medical burden. Specifically, for each person, what will a serious illness do? It will cause them to face economic bankruptcy. This will make them more and more poor. There is no time to do anything EMC public health research shows that the cost of treatment related to weight in the medical health budget is conservatively estimated to rise from 8% in 2022 to 22% in 2030. The total amount is up to 4,180 billion yuan. The Reuters believes this will make the local governments who are in debt crisis more anxious. It also makes it impossible for the CCP to invest limited resources in the production link that can promote economic growth. For more UN videos visit www.un.org