Aside from the blood pressure, things like "short of breathness" "feeling heavy" and poor sleep can all be drastically improved by improving general fitness/conditioning.
You can both be very fat and extremely fit.
Blood pressure and heart longevity is a more complicated matter though. Some of the fittest people in the world drop dead from heart attacks when in their prime.
Also diabetes isn't as simple as "become thin = no diabetes". I had two uncles both frighteningly skinny, whom both died due to Type II diabetes. A lot of it is genetics, some of it is fatness, but fitness, muscle mass, hormonal balance and insulin sensitivity are all very important factors to consider.
Aside from the blood pressure, things like "short of breathness" "feeling heavy" and poor sleep can all be drastically improved by improving general fitness/conditioning.
You can both be very fat and extremely fit.
Blood pressure and heart longevity is a more complicated matter though. Some of the fittest people in the world drop dead from heart attacks when in their prime.
Also diabetes isn't as simple as "become thin = no diabetes". I had two uncles both frighteningly skinny, whom both died due to Type II diabetes. A lot of it is genetics, some of it is fatness, but fitness, muscle mass, hormonal balance and insulin sensitivity are all very important factors to consider.