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Title: The Latest Diet Trends: Recognizing the Dangers


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The Latest Diet Trends Recognizing the Dangers
Sarah Tronrud, MS RD Kelly Miller, RD Healthy Utah
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The Latest Diet Trends Recognizing the Dangers
  • Authors
  • Sarah Tronrud, MS RD
  • Kelly Miller, RD

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Objectives
  • Understand that Americas waistline is growing
    but their pocket book is shrinking.
  • Increase knowledge about popular fad diets.
  • Gain skills to identify deceptive diet claims and
    fad diets.
  • Realize the key characteristics of healthy
    living.

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1 Public Health Enemy
  • 64.5 of adult Americans are overweight.
    -CDC

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Obesity Trends Among U.S. AdultsBRFSS, 1991-2002
(BMI 30, or 30 lbs overweight for 5 4 woman)
2002
No Data 1519 2024 25
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Diet Industrys Pocket Book
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CDC Report (October 1999)
  • Americans who complete weight loss programs lose
    about 10 of their body weight.
  • BUT, 67 of the lost weight is gained back in 1
    year!
  • And 100 of the lost weight is gained back within
    5 years!

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Carbs Vs. Fats
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Low-Carb Statistics
  • About 10 million people are following a low-carb
    diet
  • About four times that many people have tried
    such diets within the last year

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Dr. Atkins New Diet Revolution
  • Summary
  • -restricts carbohydrates while increasing
    protein
  • -carbohydrates increase insulin levels and
    promote fat storage

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Dr. Atkins New Diet Revolution
  • Pros
  • People lose weight and receive benefits of weight
    loss.
  • If you like meat, eggs and butter, you will be
    successful on this diet.
  • Hunger is minimized.
  • Cons
  • Lacking in important nutrients.
  • Banishes food groups.
  • Potential constipation.
  • The body needs at least 130 gms carbohydrate/day.
  • Can get bored.
  • Promotes expensive tailor-made foods.
  • No long term studies to show consequences.

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The South Beach Diet by Arthur Agatston, MD
  • Summary
  • - Encourages high protein foods and low
    amounts of good types of carbohydrates based on
    their glycemic index.

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The South Beach Diet by Arthur Agatston, MD
  • Pros
  • Encourages fruits, vegetables, lean proteins and
    minimizes refined sugars.
  • You will lose weight.
  • Will feel satisfied for longer periods of time.
  • Cons
  • Detoxifying stage
  • Banishes certain foods.
  • Promotes misunderstanding of the glycemic index.

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Dr. Phils Ultimate Weight Solution
  • Summary
  • - Promotes behavior modification and taking
    responsibility to make lifestyle changes to
    improve overall health.

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Dr. Phils Ultimate Weight Solution
  • Pros
  • Behavior modification is encouraged.
  • Encourages reconnecting the mind with the body.
  • Focuses on mental health with weight loss as a
    byproduct.
  • Health expert team approach.
  • Cons
  • Promotes purchase of tailor-made products.
  • Very opinion based.
  • Readers may need more qualified intervention for
    emotional issues.

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Eat Right 4 Your Type
  • Summary
  • - Depending on your blood type, you are
    programmed for certain groups of foods to
    increase your immune function.
  • Type O meat, seafood, fruits and vegetables
  • Type A fruits, vegetables, beans, most seafood
  • Type B meat, beans, fruits and vegetables
  • Type AB seafood, dairy, fruits and vegetables

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Eat Right 4 Your Type
  • Pros
  • You are allowed fruits and vegetables no matter
    what blood type.
  • Cons
  • No science behind the theory.
  • Potentially harmful if using in place of medical
    intervention.
  • Claims it can cure diseases.
  • Might encourage odd food choices for blood type.

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How do they compare?
  • Study presented at AHA Scientific Sessions
  • Weight Watchers, Atkins, The Zone, Dr. Dean
    Ornishs diet-
  • all effectively result in weight loss if you
    follow each step as instructed and stick to it.

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Looking Long-Term
  • Maintaining the weight loss
  • National Weight Control Registry
  • http//www.lifespan.org/services/bmed/wt_loss/nwcr
    /
  • No long term studies of most popular fad diets.

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Non-Food Trends
  • Commercial Diet Aids
  • Dietary Supplement Health Education Act (1994)
  • Not regulated
  • Ingredients may be marketed under a different
    name
  • Question accuracy of listed amount and actual
    ingredient
  • Fitness Gimmicks

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Misplaced Hope
  • Potential reasons people turn to fad diets for
    health.
  • Self esteem
  • Easy, quick fix
  • Encouraged by family and friends who are on the
    program.

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Fad Diet Alert!
  • Steer clear of these claims
  • Fast, easy weight loss
  • Breakthrough miracle
  • Banishes a food or nutrient
  • Routinely sells vitamins, pills, drinks, etc.
  • Cure
  • Uses the terms or phrases balances hormones,
    toxic, or enzymatic process

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Fad Diet Alert!
  • If it sounds too good to be true it probably is!

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Fad Diet Alert!
  • Safety questioned
  • Recommendations based on simplistic conclusions
    from a single study
  • Lists good and bad foods

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Healthy Diet Claims
  • Nutritionally balanced.
  • Portion control and decreased calories.
  • Encourages behavioral assessment.
  • Minimizes excessive hunger and fatigue.
  • It fits your lifestyle, food budget and food
    preferences.

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Healthy Diet Claims
  • It is easy to follow, no matter where you are.
  • It forms the basis for lifetime eating.
  • Encourages regular physical activity and natural
    movement.
  • Reinforces positive body image.

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A Means to an End?
Eat Right 4 Your Type
Dr. Atkins New Diet Revolution
Ephedra
Dr. Phils Ultimate Weight Solution
The South Beach Diet
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