What characterizes morbid obesity?
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Although there is no official definition for “morbid obesity,” it’s generally considered to be a condition where a person is over 100 pounds (or 40 kilograms or 45 kilograms) over their ideal body weight, and often involves unhealthy related health conditions and disabilities. People are generally considered to be morbidly obese if their BMI (Body Mass Index) is over 40, which is a number calculated based on a person’s height.  Diabetes and other serious diseases often arise with morbid obesity.
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What characterizes morbid obesity?
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Although there is no official definition for “morbid obesity,” it’s generally considered to be a condition where a person is over 100 pounds (or 40 kilograms or 45 kilograms) over their ideal body weight, and often involves unhealthy related health conditions and disabilities. People are generally considered to be morbidly obese if their BMI (Body Mass Index) is over 40, which is a number calculated based on a person’s height.  Diabetes and other serious diseases often arise with morbid obesity.
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What characterizes morbid obesity?