Obesity: science to practice by Gareth Williams, Gema Fruhbeck

By Gareth Williams, Gema Fruhbeck

This entire textbook addresses one of many significant public wellbeing and fitness issues of our period – weight problems. essentially and easily, weight problems: technological know-how to perform offers a balanced, coherent account of weight problems: how to find and degree it, its epidemiology, the physiological foundation, linked illnesses, the best way to check, deal with and deal with it, and in addition recommendations for prevention. The publication is generously illustrated, together with graphs and movement charts for simple reference. The chapters cite key references in order that readers may perhaps pursue a given subject in additional element. good offered and carefully edited via one of many major specialists within the box, this can be the textbook of selection for a person operating in weight problems.

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E. 9 kg/m2) and obesity (BMI Ն30 kg/m2) in schoolage children by 2010, according to WHO regions. Data from Wang Y, Lobstein T (2006) Worldwide trends in childhood overweight and obesity. International Journal of Pediatric Obesity, 1: 11–25. Comorbidities of obesity As the WHO surveys and predictions define obesity as BMI Ն30 kg/m2, the prevalence of clinically significant obesity (and of obesityrelated comorbidities) may be substantially underestimated in many large Asian populations. Future trends in children Without intervention, obesity is expected to continue rising among children in most regions of the world, notably North and South America, Europe and the former USSR, North Africa and the Middle East.

2 billion) by 2010. 4 billion) per year. In 2002, and applying the methodology used by the UK’s NAO, estimated costs across 15 EU countries were €33 billion (US $44 billion) (Fry and Finley, 2005). This has been extrapolated in 2005 to the expanded European Union (25 countries), where obesity was estimated to cost €41 billion per year and the combined cost with overweight reached €81 billion annually (Impact Assessment Report, 2007). 13. 13 Estimated costs of obesity (per capita, in US dollars) in selected Western countries.

2 billion) by 2010. 4 billion) per year. In 2002, and applying the methodology used by the UK’s NAO, estimated costs across 15 EU countries were €33 billion (US $44 billion) (Fry and Finley, 2005). This has been extrapolated in 2005 to the expanded European Union (25 countries), where obesity was estimated to cost €41 billion per year and the combined cost with overweight reached €81 billion annually (Impact Assessment Report, 2007). 13. 13 Estimated costs of obesity (per capita, in US dollars) in selected Western countries.

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