Hypertension is more dangerous for thin people

 High blood pressure is the main risk of myocardial infarction and stroke, but the risk is greater for thin people than for fat people. In the analysis of 200 subjects with normal blood pressure and high blood pressure, it was found that there were significant differences in hormones between the thin and fat people with hypertension. It was found that obese people with high blood pressure had lower stress response to sports than thin people with high blood pressure. Finally, we come to the conclusion that the hypertension of fat people is different from that of thin people. During exercise, thin people increase the levels of stress hormone (norepinephrine) in the sympathetic nervous system, and the levels of high blood pressure proteinase, while fat people do not. It is speculated that fat people inhibit the body's hormonal response to physical exercise.