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ARTICLES RELATED TO Obesity - Definition | | | |  Obesity - Definition: Encyclopedia II - Obesity - DefinitionObesity is a concept that is being continually redefined. In humans, the most common statistical estimate of excess fat mass is the body mass index (BMI), calculated by dividing the weight by the height squared; its unit is therefore kg/m2, although no actual surface is implied. The BMI was created in the 19th century by the Belgian statistician Adolphe Quetelet.
Interpretation of the BMI:
A BMI over 25.0 kg/m2 is categorized as overweight.
A BMI over 30.0 kg/m2 is c ...
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Obesity is a concept that is being continually redefined. In humans, the most common statistical estimate of obesity is the body mass index (BMI), calculated by dividing the weight by the height squared; its unit is therefore kg/m2, although no actual surface is implied. The BMI was created in the 19th century by the Belgian statistician Adolphe Quetelet.
Interpretation of the BMI:
A person with a BMI over 25.0 kg/m2 is considered overweight.
A BMI over 30.0 kg/m2 de ...
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Obesity - Culture and obesity.
In several human cultures, obesity is associated with attractiveness, strength, and fertility. Some of the earliest known cultural artifacts, known as Venuses, are pocket-sized statuettes representing an obese female figure. Although their cultural significance is unrecorded, their widespread use throughout pre-historic Mediterranean and European cultures suggests a central role for the obese female form in magical rituals, and suggests cult ...
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| | | | Obesity - Definition: Encyclopedia II - Healthy diet - Healthy diet Despite popular belief, a reliance on a single food which composes the majority of a diet is indicative of poor eating habits. An individual on such a diet may be prone to deficiency, and most certainly will not be fulfilling the Recommended Nutrient Intake.
While plants, vegetables and fruits are known to help reduce the incidence of chronic disease, [1], the benefits on health posed by plant-based foods, as well as the percentage of wh ...
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| | | | Obesity - Definition: Encyclopedia II - Healthy diet - Government involvement Throughout the past 50 years, governments throughout the world have been involved in the pursuit of engaging with their constituencies in attempts to help them eat healthily, and to remove strain on the governmental health services. Several problems, however have overshadowed government schemes and involvements; particularly media coverage of mass-produced, processed, "snack" or "sweet" products directly marketed at children.
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| | | | Obesity - Definition: Encyclopedia II - Hypertension - Etiology
Hypertension - Essential hypertension.
Age. Over time, the number of collagen fibres in artery and arteriole walls increases, making blood vessels stiffer. With the reduced elasticity comes a smaller cross-sectional area in systole, and so a raised mean arterial blood pressure.
High salt intake
Sedentary lifestyle
Tobacco smoking
Alcohol abuse
High levels of saturated fat in the diet
Obesity. In obese subjects, losing a kilogram of mass generally reduces blood pressure by 2 mmHg.
Stress
Low birth-weight
Diabetes mellit ...
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Obesity - Causative factors.
When energy intake exceeds energy expenditure, fat cells (and to a lesser extent muscle and liver cells) throughout the body take in the energy and store it as fat. In its simplest conception, therefore, obesity is only made possible when the lifetime energy intake exceeds lifetime energy expenditure by more than it does for individuals of "normal weight."
In all individuals, the excess energy utilized to generate fat reserves is minute relative to the total number of calories ...
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Obesity - Causative factors.
Obesity is believed to be caused by excessive caloric intake accompanied with insufficient caloric expenditure. Factors that may contribute to this imbalance include:
Limited exercise and sedentary lifestyle
Genetic predisposition
A high glycemic diet (i.e. a diet that consists of meals that give high postprandial blood sugar)
Weight cycling, caused by repeated attempts to lose weight by dieting
Underlying illness (e.g. hypothyroidism)< ...
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| | | | Obesity - Definition: Encyclopedia II - Obesity - Complications Obesity, especially central obesity (male-type or waist-predomimant obesity), is an important risk factor for the "metabolic syndrome" ("syndrome X"), the clustering of a number of diseases and risk factors that heavily predispose for cardiovascular disease. These are diabetes mellitus type 2, high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, and triglyceride levels (combined hyperlipidemia). An inflammatory state is present, which — together with the above — has been implicated in the high prevalence of atherosclerosis (fatty lumps in the arterial wall), and a prothrombotic stat ...
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| | | | Obesity - Definition: Encyclopedia II - Obesity - Therapy The mainstay of treatment for obesity is an energy-limited diet and increased exercise. In studies, diet and exercise programs have consistently produced an average weight loss of approximately 8% of total body mass on average (excluding study drop-outs). While not all dieters will be satisfied with this outcome, studies have shown that a loss of as little as 5% of body mass can create enormous health benefits.
A more intractable therapeutic problem appears to be weight loss maintenance. Of dieters who manage to lose 10% or more of th ...
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| | | | Obesity - Definition: Encyclopedia II - Obesity - Controversies There is continuous debate over obesity, at several levels. While scientific evidence for particular risks and treatments is fairly firm, the evidence informing debates on exact causation, social impact and necessary policy responses is much less clear-cut. In the area of policy and public debate, statistics demonstrating correlations are typically misinterpreted as demonstrating causation, a fallacy known as the spurious relationship. As much of the data is open to interpretation, there have been many "experts" taking positions, as well as policy pressure groups, influencing the debate from various angles.
Ob ...
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Obesity - Culture and obesity.
In several human cultures, obesity is associated with attractiveness, strength, and fertility. Some of the earliest known cultural artifacts, known as Venuses, are pocket-sized statuettes representing an obese female figure. Although their cultural significance is unrecorded, their widespread use throughout pre-historic Mediterranean and European cultures suggests a central role for the obese female form in magical rituals, and implies cult ...
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| | | | Obesity - Definition: Encyclopedia II - Obesity - Complications Obesity, especially central obesity (male-type or waist-predomimant obesity), is an important risk factor for the "metabolic syndrome" ("syndrome X"), the clustering of a number of diseases and risk factors that heavily predispose for cardiovascular disease. These are diabetes mellitus type 2, high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, and triglyceride levels (combined hyperlipidemia). An inflammatory state is present, which — together with the above — has been implicated in the high prevalence of atherosclerosis (fatty lumps in the arterial wall), and a prothrombotic stat ...
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| | | | Obesity - Definition: Encyclopedia II - Obesity - Therapy The mainstay of treatment for obesity is an energy-limited diet and increased exercise. Although adherence to this regimen can cure obesity, many patients are unable to make the required sacrifices. In fact there are no studies showing that an energy restricted diet can lead to long term weight loss. It appears that the homeostatic mechanisms regulating body weight are very robust, thus impeding weight loss when attempted using calorie restriction. Recent scientific research has cast some doubt over whether or not dieting actually improves h ...
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| | | | Obesity - Definition: Encyclopedia II - Obesity - Controversies There is continuous debate over obesity, at several levels. While scientific evidence for particular risks and treatments is fairly firm, the evidence informing debates on exact causation, social impact and necessary policy responses is much less clear-cut. In the area of policy and public debate, statistics demonstrating correlations are typically misinterpreted as demonstrating causation, a fallacy known as the spurious relationship. As much of the data is open to interpretation, there have been many "experts" taking positions, as well as policy pressure groups, influencing the debate from various angles.
Ob ...
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