According to a recent study, air pollution is another issue that affects women in their middle years because it can have an impact on women’s weight, body mass index, waist size, and body fat. Scientists have discovered numerous new ailments that are caused by air pollution.
Researchers from the University of Michigan in the United States discovered that middle-aged women’s high body fat percentage, high fat percentage, and low fat lump are all related to exposure to air pollution, according to the “TimesnowNews” website.
For instance, the study that was published in the Journal of Diabetes Care found that body fat increased by 4. 5%.
According to one of the epidemics at the University of Michigan University of Public Health Faculty of Public Health, women were exposed to long-term air pollution in the late 1940s and early 1950s.
The study data came from 1654 white, black, Chinese and Japanese women, these women who were 50 years old were tracked from 2000 to 2008.
The researchers explored the interaction between air pollution and physical activity on the formation of the body, and the research showed that the high levels of physical activity were an effective way to alleviate the exposure to air pollution and its compensation.
The results of the study cannot be shared with men or women in other age groups because it was exclusively conducted among middle-aged women.
Women become more obese when exposed to dirty air over time.
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