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highest obesity rate in US

black females: 82.1%

highest rate for males

hispanic males: 81.7%

what is body fat

excess energy into lipids and stored in adipose cells

body fat in men

essential fat: 3-5%


visceral: 12%

body fat in women

essential: 8-12%


visceral: 15%

apple shape

abdominal fat


more common in males

pear shape

hips and thighs


more common in females


obesity complications

high blood pressure


high cholesterol


type 2 diabetes


stroke


cancer


lower back pain


heart attack

type 1 diabetes

insulin dependent


formerly juvenile onset


pancreas not secreting enough insulin


reduced insulin production

type 2 diabetes

non insulin dependent


formerly adult onset


cells not responding to insulin


90% are overweight

metabolic syndrome

insulin resistance


high blood pressure and blood glucose


chronis inflammation


abdominal fat deposition


type 2 diabetes


abnormal blood fat levels

assessment of body composition

height/ weight tables


body mass index


abdominal circumference


skinfolds


underwater weighing


bod pod

waist circumference classifications

women:


normal: >32 in


increased: 32-35 in


over: <35

WCC in men

normal:<37in


increased: 37-40


over: <40


finding BMI

kg/m2

factors contributing to excess body fat

genetic factors


physiological factors


lifestyle factors


eating away form home <3 times a week


sedentary lifestyle


eating in response to emotions


drinking soda regularly


watching tv frequently


eating fewer, large meals

weight loss recommendation

long term behavior change


5-10% of body weight


1/2-2 pounds per week


3500 cal=1 pound


min cal intake

women: 1200


males: 1500

diet and exercise

reduce cal intake


aerobic exercise


resistance training

anorexia

self starvation


overexerciser


compulsive calorie counter

bulimia

binge and purge

binge eating

over eating