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head eating all those delicious things and more fat, yet I did not remove the stres everyday and try to focus as a problem of today, I'm sure most people are overweight because:

1. We do not know eat

2. The fact of life, makes you eat compulsively, work, family, stres, either generally or
ANXIETY I sincerely believe that anxiety is one of the great problems of the twentieth century, people smoke because they have anxiety, alcohol becomes because it has anxiety, and because she has anxiety.

3. The pace of life that leads most people is to work all week to survive the debt and leave the weekends, it is assumed thatAngel Clemente during the presentation of the Eleventh National Outpatient Cardiology, held in Adeje
Clemente, president of the organizing committee, told the Efe news agency that according to a study being done and who will follow 3,000 patients for 50 years in the Canary Islands the rate of obesity and metabolic syndrome is called one of the highest in Spain, adding to the risk caused by snuff, whose consumption is also deeply rooted in the islands' society. The other two factors, said the expert, are hypertension, with an incidence of 50% vs. 40% national average, and diabetes, while in the rest of the English territory is 6%, in the Canary Islands between 15 and 18% of patients with diabetes.
The experts believe that these factors are those which may explain the high prevalence of heart disease in the Canary Islands, as the protocol for diagnostic and applied is the same in the islands than in the rest of the regions.
President outpatient cardiology section of the English Society of Cardiology Congress and president, Joaquín Aznar stressed the need for good relationship between primary care and specialist, but stressed the need to improve and so every little bit time training events are held to strengthen the relationship between the two specialties.
Joaquín Aznar explained that this conference will be held ten round tables and conferences willn given, among others, by cardiologist Pedro Brugada, a specialist in arrhythmias, and who will speak on the hereditary effects of this disease. It is also expected to attend the Mexican Gustavo Pastelín specialist, who will speak on the cardiovascular and renal damage in patients with diabetes and hypertension. (M) 06/20/1903