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Direct Calorimetry
measures heat output in an insulated room with water
Indirect Calorimetry
Has a person exercise then measures oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide output
factors affecting the estimated energy requirement:
age
physical activity
weight and height
gender
BMI
body weight (lbs)/height (inches)^2 * 703
underweight BMI
<18.5
healthy BMI
18.5-24.9
overweight BMI
25-29.9
obesity BMI
30-39.99

extreme >40
weakness of BMI
amount of fat vs. muscle
gender
age
frame size
fat distribution
Upper Body Obesity
apple shape
increases chance for diabetes, stroke, hypertension, heart disease

waist size:
women - >35 in
men - >40 in
upper or lower body obesity?
gender and genetics play a role
overweight: bodyfat
men have more than 25%
women have more than 35%
Estimation of Body Fat techniques
Skin Folds (anthropometrics)
Bioelectrical Impedence (fat resists electrical flow)
Underwater Weighing
Bod Pod
DEXA (xray of bones, muscle and fat)
Health Risks of Obesity
BMI >30
cancer
gallbladder disease
hypertension
renal failure
asthma
atherosclerosis
stroke
heart failure
fattest and leanest state
fattest = Mississippi
leanest = Colorado
Obesity and Genetics
50% genetics
no obese parent - chance of becoming obese 10%
1 obese parent - 40%
2 obese parents - 80%
Environment and Obesity
decreased physical activity society
increased portion size, intake, fast food
Thrifty Gene
People with fast metabolism are the ones that died out in the famine

we inherited this gene to survive
Treatment of Obesity
Control Caloric Intake
Regular Physical Activity
Behavior Modification
Diet
Caloric deficit that produces rate of loss (1-2 lbs/week)
Why don't diets work?
people don't realize that its a permanent lifestyle change, focus on weight loss not life style, unrealistic weight expectations
Recognizing a Fad Diet
rapid weight loss
doesn't change eating habits
limited food selection
expensive supplements
claims it works for everyone
yo yo dieting
starting and stopping diets throughout life
Severely Obese must resort to
BMI >40
very low calorie diets (400-800 kcal/day)
drugs (amphetamines suppress hunger and appetites. Orlistats decrease fat absorption)
surgery(gastric bypass or gastric bands)
underweight
BMI <18.5
<20% body fat for women
<12% body fat for men