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explain gastric bypass - surgical management for obesitysurgery is the current gold standard for bariatric surgical procedures it involves use of a
explain the surgical management for obesitysurgical procedures are generally restricted for the morbidly obese persons if an individual has a bmi of
explain about the pharmaceutical managementa person with bmi 30 and above may require pharmaceutical management in addition to dietary and lifestyle
define behaviour and life style modifications for weight reduction planbehaviour and life style modifications are an integral part of the weight
why physical activity is important for weight lossyou are already aware that exercise plays an important role in initiating and sustaining weight
explain the diet counseling for a successful weight reduction programmeas discussed above diet counseling is a very important aspect of a successful
how much fluids should be taken for management of obesityliberal amounts of water and zerolow calorie fluids may be included in the diet it may be
how much minerals should be taken for management of obesitya diet high in sodium may promote retention of fluid in the body moderate restriction in
how much vitamins should be taken for management of obesityif adequate amount of fresh fruits and vegetables are included in the diet the body stores
how much carbohydrates taken for management of obesitycarbohydrates in the form of non-starch poly-saccharides provide bulk and satiety value to the
how much fats should be taken for management of obesityfats being a concentrated source of energy need to be restricted excess dietary fat promotes
how much protein should be taken for management of obesityadequate amount of proteins should be included in the diet to ensure proper metabolism and
explain the dietary modifications - obesitythe dietary modifications serve as a guide for the obese to make healthy food choices the first step
define the goals of treatment of obesityas said in the beginning the goal of treatment of obesity today has shifted from mere weight loss to weight
define the management of obesitymanagement of obesity should be taken up with a clear understanding of the harsh realities of the problem and its
define the psychological problems - effect of obesityobese people may be exposed to ridicule and discrimination in areas like employment promotions
define the sleep disorder - effect of obesityone of the common problems that obese males and females suffer from is sleep disorder commonly known as
explain back pain arthritis and gout - effect of obesity abdominal obesity increases the risk of back pain because of the extra load on the spinal
explain about the cancer and infertility - obesitycancer risk of cancers of the colon rectum and prostrate increases greatly in obese men while obese
explain the gall bladder disease - effect of obesityobesity is one of the risk factors for formation of gallstones the super saturation of bile with
explain syndrome x as a effect of obesitypeople with intra-abdominal obesity with high waist- to- hip ratio are more prone to develop the metabolic
describe briefly about the type 1 diabetesin people with normal weight type1 diabetes is not a major cause of death but it is an important
explain the cardiovascular disease and strokeobesity may be an independent risk factor for coronary heart disease chd with the degree of obesity
define the general mortality and morbidity riskobesity increases the risk of morbidity and mortality the obese are more prone to developing
explain the clinical manifestations for obesityyou must have observed that your overweight friends and colleagues seem to have less energy which