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Title: Childhood and Adolescent Obesity


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Childhood and Adolescent Obesity
  • Laura Stewart BSc BA RD
  • Independent Consultant Dietitian
  • the childrens weight clinic

www.childrensweightclinic.com
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What is obesity?
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How big is the problem ?
There are approximately one million obese
children and adolescents in the UK
BMA 2005
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What about Scotland ?
Pre-school 20.7 P1
21.8 P7 34.1 S3
31.3 ISD Scotland
2006
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Does it matter ?
  • Dyslipideamia raised triglycerides, LDL,
    lowered HDL
  • Insulin resistance
  • Raised blood glucose
  • Hypertension
  • Metabolic syndrome
  • Obesity tracking into adulthood

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And that means ?
  • Heart disease
  • Type II diabetes
  • Polycystic ovary disease
  • Liver disease
  • Respiratory problems asthma, sleep apnoea
  • Orthopaedic problems
  • Psychosocial / self-esteem

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Energy Balance
  • Physical activity
  • - 1 hour /day
  • Sedentary time
  • - lt 2 hours /day
  • Food and drink
  • - ? foods particularly high in fat and sugar
  • - discourage multiple snacks
  • - portion sizes

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More physical activity
Less sedentary time
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SPARKLE what children do all day
Reilly et al Lancet 2004
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I can resist anything but temptationOscar
Wilde (playwright, poet wit)
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Best bets - prevention
  • School based intervention integrated into
    interdisciplinary curriculum
  • Uses trained enthusiastic teachers
  • Targeted increasing fruit and vegetables
  • Decreasing television viewing
  • Increasing moderate to vigorous physical activity
  • Planet Health
    Gortmaker 1999

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Best bets - treatment
  • treatment should be directed at motivated
    families only
  • treatment is directed at the entire family
  • weight maintenance is a desirable treatment
    outcome
  • treatment should be more intensive than the norm
    (more frequent and longer appointments)
  • treatment should target diet plus changes in
    physical activity and/or reduction in sedentary
    behaviour

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Useful Resources
  • SIGN 69 guideline 2003 (www.sign.ac.uk)
  • RCPCH Gibson et al 2002 (www.rcpch.ac.uk)
  • US expert committee report Barlow Dietz 1998
    (www.pediatrics.org/cgicontent/full/102/3/e29)

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Useful Resources
  • Interventions for treating obesity in childhood.
    (Cochrane review). Summerbell et al 2003
  • HEBS website (www.hebs.scot.nhs.uk/learningcentre/
    weightmanagement/childhood)
  • Reilly et al 2002 Arch Dis Child 86392-395

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Useful Resources
  • NICE Guidelines on Adult and Childhood Obesity
    and Overweight 43. 2006
  • Cochrane Review, Prevention of Childhood Obesity.
    2005
  • Gortmaker,S. Planet Health, Archives of Pediatric
    and Adolescent medicine 1999151409-418.
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