The fattest woman in the world

Obesity or obesity is defined as being more than twenty percent overweight.

Sections of obesity

Hormonal obesity, which occurs as a result of hormonal disorders related to the supra-renal and pituitary glands.
Nutritional obesity resulting from excess food intake for the long-term needs of the body.

Eat carbohydrates in large quantities, such as: eating bread, rice and materials.
Drink more food and drinks.
Have fun like nuts, peanuts, and candy between meals.
Laziness and lethargy
Not to get used to physical exercise
Psychological factors that cause the individual to accept large quantities of food

Brenda Davis is the world's tallest woman, with a weight of 254 kilograms.
Miranda took the title of fattest woman after the death of her competitor, Sharon Mevsimler, due to a heart attack, which weighed 300 kilograms.
This woman cannot do her job as a special team cares for her, shopping and preparing food for her.
Birinda, 43, has not left her home four years ago due to her excessive weight.
A Birunda bed is made to fit its size.
Brinda eats 6000 calories a day, and this number is three times more than the needs of a normal woman.
Birenda can only walk 10 meters, as she exhausts her full strength as she walks from bed to bathroom, as she is the only exercise she does.
By her bedside, Miranda places an icebox filled with food, candy and soft drinks.
Birinda spends about £ 250 on food every week, and about another £ 100 a month on fast food.
Doctors choose Bernada between a diet or death because her body is unable to undergo weight-loss surgery.
Miranda is ashamed of herself after reaching this condition, and she feels desperate and bored that she is unable to help herself.