How Belly Fat Exposes Indians to Heart Attack, Diabetes, Stroke

Apple and pear are the two most common body shapes found in India. Both are marked by excess fat around the waistline. This fat leaves us exposed to diabetes, cardiovascular problems, strokes and hypertension.
Indians are genetically inclined to gain weight around their waistline, exposing them to diabetes and heart attack.

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