12.Generalized Malnutrition
Malnutrition affects thousands of people all over the globe, not just those living in developing nations: In fact, malnutrition affects people in every single part of the globe, and sometimes it’s not a lack of access to food that causes it, but rather a diet that is utterly incompatible with what it should be to maintain good health.
Malnutrition is unavoidable if a person’s nutrient consumption falls short of what is required for an extended period of time. You are likely to experience decreases in blood pressure, issues with your weight, problems with your kidneys or liver, and an impaired digestive system if your nutrient intake is insufficient.
In addition, blurred vision can be one of the earliest signs of malnutrition, which occurs when an individual consumes the incorrect type or quantity of food. Seeing a dietary specialist (or requesting that your doctor refer you to one) is the initial actionable step in treating malnutrition.
