High blood pressure, snuff and alcohol, the deadliest

The blood pressure , the snuff and alcohol, are the three main enemies of health worldwide, large and silent "murderers" of our day. These three factors more life than even hunger charged, he assured an international consortium of scientists in a study to estimate the burden of disease attributable to 43 risk factors in 1990 and 2010, published in the journal The Lancet. http://texterio.com/story.php?title=kyle-leon-customized-fat-loss-3
 According to the report, more than 9 million people died as a result of hypertension blood in 2010, so they ranked as the risk factor to health with the highest number of victims worldwide. Also, the smoking and drinking have also overcome child hunger in the past 20 years to become the second and third world health risk level, respectively. " We are seeing a growing burden of risk factors that lead to chronic diseases in adults such as cancer, heart disease and diabetes, and a charge to reduce the risks associated with infectious diseases in children , "summed up one of the authors, Professor Majid Ezzati, of the School of Public Health at Imperial College London.http://bookmarkbacklinks.com/story.php?title=kyle-leon-customized-fat-loss
 However, the expert warned that this overall picture does not show the marked different trends by region: " The risks associated with poverty are down in most places, such as Asia and Latin America, but they are still the main issues Sub-Saharan Africa . " Of all the risk factors, the greater concern is the increase in obesity : if in 1990 stood at 10th place in 2010 climbed to sixth , in fact, last year more than 3 million deaths were attributable obesity , three times more than malnutrition. In addition, Australia and southern Latin America was ranked as the most important risk factor, according to the study. The harmful effects of alcohol, also increased considerably, and became the main risk factor in Eastern Europe, most of Latin America and southern sub-Saharan Africa, with 4.9 million deaths registered in 2010.http://www.tejero.net/Health-Fitness/kyle-leon-customized-fat-loss-3/
 The consumption of snuff , another major "murderers", was the risk factor with the highest burden in western Europe and high-income countries of North America, with 6.3 million deaths worldwide in the year under review. Finally, still according to this study, dietary risk factors and physical inactivity together accounted for one tenth of DALYs in 2010, excess salt and insufficient intake of fruits as the leading food risks.