Obese people are more likely to suffer from pancreatic cancer

Obesity is a difficult problem. Many women who love beauty have been trying to lose weight all their lives. Of course, there are also many men who are trying to lose weight. If the weight loss method is correct, then congratulations to these fighters. You have reduced the risk of pancreatic cancer to a certain extent. It can be said that you have achieved multiple goals at one stroke, not only getting a beautiful figure, but also exercising your body and preventing the occurrence of many diseases.

Obesity can cause many diseases. It is an important cause of diabetes, and diabetes will increase the incidence of pancreatic cancer. This is because the insulin levels of obese patients, especially diabetic patients, are affected, which increases the possibility of developing pancreatic cancer.

Studies have shown that patients with type 2 diabetes generally lose the ability to regulate the release of insulin from the pancreas, causing the body to maintain high levels of insulin. If this hormone is too high, it will promote the growth and spread of tumor cells in the pancreas, increasing the possibility of pancreatic cancer.

Other studies have found that regardless of gender, if they are severely overweight, their risk of developing pancreatic cancer within 5 years is 45% higher than that of adults with normal weight. Women who are extremely obese have an even higher risk of developing the disease. Overweight and obese people who exercise moderately have a significantly lower risk of developing pancreatic cancer than those who do not exercise all day.

Therefore, obese people should pay more attention to the prevention of pancreatic cancer and maintain moderate exercise regularly, which will reduce the risk of pancreatic cancer.