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OBESITYA HURDLE TO OVERTAKE
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  • Obesity means having too much body fat. It is
    different from being overweight, which means
    weighing too much. The weight may come from
    muscle, bone, fat and/or body water. Both terms
    mean that a person's weight is greater than
    what's considered healthy for his or her height.
  • Obesity occurs over time when you eat more
    calories than you use. The balance between
    calories-in and calories-out differs for each
    person. Factors that might tip the balance
    include your genetic makeup, overeating, eating
    high-fat foods and not being physically active.
  • Being obese increases your risk of diabetes,
    heart disease, stroke, arthritis and some
    cancers. If you are obese, losing even 5 to 10
    percent of your weight can delay or prevent some
    of these diseases.

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Reasons why obesity is still a problem include.
  • CHANGES TO OUR DIETS
  • Multiple lifestyle changes were
    independently associated with long-term weight
    gain, including changes in the consumption of
    specific foods and beverages, physical activity,
    alcohol use, television watching, and smoking
    habits. Strong positive associations with weight
    change were seen for starches, refined grains,
    and processed foods. Some foods vegetables,
    nuts, fruits, and whole grains were associated
    with less weight gain when consumption was
    actually increased. Obviously, such foods provide
    calories and cannot violate thermodynamic laws.
    Their inverse associations with weight gain
    suggest that the increase in their consumption
    reduced the intake of other foods to a greater
    (caloric) extent, decreasing the overall amount
    of energy consumed. Yogurt consumption was also
    associated with less weight gain in all three
    cohorts. What needs to happen? We need to start
    eating healthy diets again. We need to consume
    more fresh, locally grown fruits and veggies. We
    need to cook in the home, where we have control
    over the calorie, fat and sugar content of our
    diets. Communities need to make access to local
    markets readily available as well as
    cost-effective for lower-income families. Eating
    unhealthy diets shouldnt be cheaper than diets
    that contain healthy food options. 

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  • 2. PHYSICAL ACTIVITYOR LACK THERE OF
  • Theres increasing evidence that our sedentary
    lives are putting millions of us at increased
    risk of health problems and even early death. The
    link between inactivity and obesity and poorer
    health generally identified in is illuminating
    but scarcely surprising. In our increasingly
    technological age, even moderately strenuous
    physical activity is something most of us dont
    experience on a daily basis. The average child of
    today now watches between three to four hours of
    television daily and spends additional hours on
    the Internet. Meanwhile, walking and cycling have
    been replaced by automobile travel for all but
    the shortest distances, and for adults, the
    workplace has become increasingly automated as
    well.
  • Thats the problem. But it does have a solution
    creating home, work and school environments that
    promote regular physical activity. It wont be
    easy, but then, nothing important ever is.

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  • 3. YO-YO DIETING
  • Yo-yo diet resulted in large fluctuations in
    these health measures, decreasing during the
    low-fat diet and increasing to a diabetic state
    during the high-fat diet. When health measures
    during the high fat and low-fat diet regimens of
    the yo-yo diet group were averaged, their
    "average health" was improved compared with obese
    mice that stayed on the high-fat diet.
  • What needs to happen? We need to stop dieting
    to lose weight and implement healthy changes to
    our diets. This includes adopting a lifestyle
    change which includes healthy foods all of the
    time in addition to physical activity. While
    these changes may be difficult in the beginning,
    they will get easier with time. In the long run,
    healthy lifestyle changes will lead to weight
    loss and an overall improvement in your health.

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  • To Know More
  • Visit Our Website
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