The Relationship of Body Mass Index in Diastolic Hypertension and Physical Capacity in Young Adults
Keywords:
Index mass body, capacity physical, hypertension diastolic, adult youngAbstract
Obesity often linked with increase risk hypertension, diabetes mellitus, disease cardiovascular, disorders sleep, and a number of disease chronic other as well as incident death early. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that more of 1 billion adults excess heavy body and 300 million people experience it obesity throughout world. Hypertension diastolic among teenager influence health man and cause problem health more later day. Capacity physique implications in development level severity disease cardiovascular, especially on circumstances hypertension diastolic which has factor aggravate like obesity. This research uses a review method literature with keywords related with capacity physical, index mass body on hypertension diastolic on 2015-2020. Moderate increase in BMI can lower capacity physique but can increase complications hypertension and level activity physique age mature younger tall can reduce risk complications caused hypertension diastolic. There is connection between index mass body on hypertension diastolic with capacity physique on age mature young.
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