Individuals with obesity spend % more on health care costs and % more on medications per year than individuals of normal weight.

Answer;

- 40% ; 20%

Obese workers spend nearly 40% more on health care than normal weight adults, adds about 20 percent to healthcare spending.

Explanation;

-Obesity is one of the biggest drivers of preventable chronic diseases and healthcare costs in the United States. Obese adults spend 42 percent more on direct healthcare costs than adults who are a healthy weight.

-Costs for patients presenting at emergency rooms with chest pains are 41 percent higher for severely obese patients, 28 percent higher for obese patients and 22 percent higher for overweight patients than for healthy- weight patients.

Individuals with obesity spend 40% more on health care costs and 20% more on medications per year than individuals of normal weight.

Explanation:

    Prevention against obesity involves raising awareness of the importance of physical activity and proper nutrition. The sedentary lifestyle, meals with few vegetables and fruits, and the excess of foods with frying and sugar are reflected in the increase of obese people in all age groups.

    Obesity prevention policies can not only improve people's well-being, but also reduce the costs of healthcare systems. According to a report released by the World Obesity Federation, treating conditions related to the condition, such as cardiovascular problems, cancers and diabetes, will cost the world about $ 1.2 trillion annually from 2025.