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		<title>Conquering Obesity</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 02 Oct 2009 01:00:25 +0000</pubDate>
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Kevin Hensey asked: True to its form, obesity has been a problem to our society nowadays, but it hasn’t really been addressed as much. There have been many articles written about obesity and how to conquer it, many vitamins and supplements have been cropping up in the market, and many kinds of surgeries being implemented [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Kevin Hensey</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>True to its form, obesity has been a problem to our society nowadays, but it hasn’t really been addressed as much. There have been many articles written about obesity and how to conquer it, many vitamins and supplements have been cropping up in the market, and many kinds of surgeries being implemented left and right to get rid of the fat.<br/><br/>       <br/><br/>So, in this time and age, is surgery that essential to conquering obesity? Is going to the gym for three or four times a week really worth it? Do all those fat supplements and vitamins work for the perennially obese? What gives?<br/><br/>       <br/><br/>First, let us enumerate the causes of obesity to understand how to cure this problem. Obesity is highly hereditary, meaning that if you have parents who are obese, there is a greater chance that you would become one too.<br/><br/>People who are generally inactive or passive in their lifestyles may also have a greater chance of being obese. This is because all the calories that they intake, when not turned into energy, becomes stored fat.<br/><br/>People who also live under a healthy diet are also likely to turn up obese. Meals which are very rich in carbohydrates, fats, or sugar are dangerous to people – they might not only contribute to the obesity of one, they might even suffer or die because of it. Fatty foods such as donuts, burgers, cakes, pastries, fries or pizzas should be avoided at all cost.<br/><br/>       <br/><br/>People who suffer from obesity might likely develop illnesses in later stages of life. Obese people are likely to develop high blood pressure, or cardiovascular diseases.<br/><br/>       <br/><br/>So how do you cure obesity?<br/><br/>       <br/><br/>There is actually no overnight sensation in curing obesity. No amount of diets or pills can help cure you of being fat. There are actually ways to prevent you from being obese though.<br/><br/>       <br/><br/>First and foremost is that you can switch to a healthier diet and lifestyle. If necessary, you can ask for the help of a nutritionist, who will map out your healthy diet plan for the day, for the week, or for the month. The nutritionist will guide you in what food you should take in, or what food you should completely avoid.<br/><br/>       <br/><br/>Second is that you should find time to exercise. Exercise will not only make you lose weight, it will make carve your endurance and stamina.<br/><br/>       <br/><br/>And best of all, in order for you to lost weight, have some determination. This will go a long way since with determination, everything will follow suit.<br/><br/>Learn more:<br/><br/> http://metabolism.pan100.net/?e=kevin121554@yahoo.com<br/><br/><br/><br/><a href=''>Roland</a></div>
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		<title>The Effects of Exercise on the Relationship Between Low Self-Esteem and Obesity in Children (May 2000)</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 27 Sep 2009 19:23:08 +0000</pubDate>
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John Izzo asked: Finding A RelationshipIn order to establish a relationship between obesity and self-esteem, a Rosenberg Self-esteem Scale was administered to 550 14 and 16 year old girls. Self-esteem scores were categorized by weight and weight by height. Scores on the Quetelet Index for Obesity were correlated with self-esteem scores. Mean self-esteem of the [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>John Izzo</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>Finding A RelationshipIn order to establish a relationship between obesity and self-esteem, a Rosenberg Self-esteem Scale was administered to 550 14 and 16 year old girls. Self-esteem scores were categorized by weight and weight by height. Scores on the Quetelet Index for Obesity were correlated with self-esteem scores. Mean self-esteem of the low-and-middle weight by height group was higher than the mean of the high weight group. In analyzing weight alone, the self-esteem of the middle-weight group was significantly higher than the self-esteem of the high-weight group. The correlation of the obesity index and self-esteem indicated that as weight increased, self-esteem decreased (Martin, Housley, &#38; McCoy, 1988).In another study, the relationship between obesity and self-esteem was examined cross-sectionally and prospectively over three years in a cohort of 1278 adolescents in grades 7 to 9 at baseline. Cross-sectional analysis revealed an inverse association between physical appearance self-esteem and body mass index in both males and females. In females, body mass index was inversely associated with global self-esteem, close friendship, and behavioral conduct. In males, body mass index was inversely associated with athletic and romantic appeal. These results suggest that low self-esteem may be an important factor in preventing or reversing obesity (French, Perry, Leon, &#38; Fulkerson, 1996).Q^P)A study by Strauss supports data from Martin, Housely, and McCoy. Straus&#8217;s data demonstrates that negative weight perceptions are particularly common among young adolescent white females, which reveals that young obese adolescent females show the lowest levels of self-esteem. Nevertheless, negative perceptions of obesity also exist among adolescent boys. The data also demonstrates significant social consequences of decreasing self-esteem in obese children. Obese children with decreasing levels of self-esteem showed significantly elevated levels of loneliness, sadness, and nervousness. Although these efforts are not unique for obese children, they are nevertheless quite important because nearly 70% of white obese females demonstrated decreasing levels of self-esteem by early adolescence (Strauss, 2000).Additional studies need to focus on whether positive family or social interactions can alleviate the negative psychosocial effects of adolescent obesity. Strauss concludes that children with obese mothers, low family incomes, and lower cognitive stimulation have significantly higher risks of developing obesity, independent of other demographic and socio-economic factors. In contrast, increased rates of obesity in black children, children with lower family education, and non-professional parents may be mediated through the confounding effects of low income and lower levels of cognitive stimulation (Strauss &#38; Knight, 1999).<br/><br/>Effects of Exercise<br/><br/>The case for exercise and health has primarily been made on its impact on diseases such as coronary heart disease, diabetes, and obesity. However, there has been increasing research into the role of exercise in improving mental well-being, including global self-esteem.Sufficient evidence now exists for the effectiveness of exercise in the treatment of clinical depression and low self-esteem. Additionally, exercise has a moderate reducing effect on state and trait anxiety and can improve physical self-perceptions and in some cases, global self-esteem. There is also good evidence that aerobic and resistance exercise (weight training) enhances mood states, and weaker evidence that exercise can improve cognitive function (Fox, 1999).One study which supports the fundamentals of CHAMP is revealed in the Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness. In the study, 37 males and 28 females participated in a 10-week exercise program. Participants were selected from existing classes forming weight training, aerobic exercise, and activity control group. Results revealed change in physical self-perception, strength, and body composition. Improvements in physical self-perceptions and fitness occurred independent of the exercise group. Correlations among the measures revealed relationships among physical self-perceptions, body satisfaction, global self-esteem, and fitness (Caruso &#38; Gill, 1992).<br/><br/>Study of Motivation<br/><br/>In order to study motivation among obese children, a study used a body video distortion method to compare their body image with the body perception of non-obese peers. A standardized series of body size estimations were used: cognitive (what subject &#8220;think&#8221; they look like), affective (what they &#8220;feel&#8221; they look like), and optative (what they &#8220;wish&#8221; they looked like). Forty-one obese children (16 boys and 25 girls; average 12 years old) and 42 age-matched control subjects compared percentages of deviation from the accurate body image. The results showed that obese children were more accurate in estimating their real body width, but desired to reduce their body size by about 25% (Probst, Braet, &#38; De Vos, 1995).The significance of exercise as a healthy related behavior has brought forth the need to address motivational problems associated with its adoption and maintenance. In this respect, exercise psychology research would appear to provide potential for guiding significant public health initiatives. Cognitions about self-perceived quality of life vary across the stages of change, with those who are least prepared to adopt regular exercise reporting the lowest levels of quality of life. These finding suggests that cognitive-motivational messages designed to emphasize quality of life benefits associated with exercise may be useful intervention strategies for people who are less motivationally ready for change (Laforge &#38; Rossi, 1999).To remedy the localized problem of motivation, CHAMP has incorporated the use of one-on-one fitness specialists who act not only as instructors, but as mentors also.In general, research has demonstrated that engaging in exercise and physical activity significantly enhances mental health and can increase self-esteem. Extensivemeta-analysis states that exercise has a positive impact on enhancing mood, self-concept, and self-esteem. In addition, feelings of depression, anger, and anxiety tend to dissipate after exercise (Greenberg &#38; Oglesby, 1999).<br/><br/>Need for More Research<br/><br/>Many questions still exist regarding the combination of specific modes of exercise with different intensities and their resulting productivity. Studies show that resistance training is beneficial, but not much is known on intensity and duration.The relationship between self-esteem and obesity has not received a great deal of empirical evaluation using strong research methodologies. Thus, it is not clear:<br/><br/>â€¢ whether self-esteem is consistently related to obesity,â€¢ whether the relationship is global or specific to physical appearance, whether the relationship differs by demographic variables such as age, gender, or race/ethnicity, orâ€¢ whether self-esteem moderates weight changes during weight loss treatment programs (French, Story, &#38; Perry, 1995).<br/><br/>More studies need to be done to clarify whether increases in self-esteem are related to enhanced weight-loss. Many studies are methodologically weak primarily due to small and select samples and lack appropriate comparison groups.Although some inconsistencies still exist and much research remains to be done, the pursuit of exercise therapy to treat obese children is well underway. All of these research efforts work towards improving the future of preventative medicine and better the well being and lifestyle of children suffering from obesity and low self-esteem.<br/><br/>John Izzo is the founder of standAPARTfitness.com, a unique website geared at providing information and products to help personal trainers, strength coaches and fitness enthusiasts become better at what they do: training clients&#8230;training athletes&#8230;training yourself.&#8221;<br/><br/><a href=''>Adrian</a></div>
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		<title>Childhood Obesity: Not Just a FAT or LAZY Problem</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 16 Sep 2009 19:04:27 +0000</pubDate>
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Helen Thomas asked: Last week, I wrote to you about the dangers of using Statin drugs to lower cholesterol in high-risk children (&#8221;The Answer to Childhood Obesity? Ayurveda! NOT Statin Drugs&#8221;), and because I&#8217;m devoted to helping our children achieve balance and health in their lives, this week, I&#8217;m continuing my three-part series on the [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Helen Thomas</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>Last week, I wrote to you about the dangers of using Statin drugs to lower cholesterol in high-risk children (&#8221;The Answer to Childhood Obesity? Ayurveda! NOT Statin Drugs&#8221;), and because I&#8217;m devoted to helping our children achieve balance and health in their lives, this week, I&#8217;m continuing my three-part series on the topic of childhood obesity.&nbsp;<br/><br/>&nbsp;<br/><br/>CHILDHOOD OBESITY IS NOT JUST A &#8220;FAT&#8221; OR &#8220;LAZY&#8221; PROBLEM!<br/><br/>&nbsp;<br/><br/>I&#8217;ve encountered so many people who look at an overweight child and immediately begin pointing fingers at them, labeling them as &#8220;fat&#8221; or &#8220;lazy.&#8221; Then they turn to the parents and accuse them of letting their children eat too much junk food or of not encouraging their children to be more active. What better example of this stereotype is there than the infamous glutton &#8220;Augustus Gloop&#8221; and his mother, a woman who proudly supports his overeating, in the popular Willy Wonka movies?<br/><br/>&nbsp;<br/><br/>AUGUSTUS GLOOP AND OTHER OVERWEIGHT CHILDREN NEED TO HAVE THEIR DOSHAS CHECKED!<br/><br/>&nbsp;<br/><br/>Even the most active children with proactive parents can struggle in the fight to reach and maintain a healthy weight. Rather than shame children or stuff them with &#8220;diet&#8221; foods (or worse, drugs and chemicals), we should employ safe, natural Ayurvedic methods to gently guide them toward a healthier lifestyle.<br/><br/>The first step on this path is determining your child&#8217;s dosha.<br/><br/>&nbsp;<br/><br/>&#8220;DOSHA&#8221; WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT YOUR CHILD&#8217;S GOVERNING LIFE FORCE?<br/><br/>&nbsp;<br/><br/>A &#8220;dosha&#8221; &#8211; as many of you already know &#8211; is a Sanskrit word translated as &#8220;governing principle.&#8221; Everything in nature is composed of the five glorious elements of air (known as &#8220;Ant&#8221; in Ayurveda), space, fire, water, and earth. Combinations of these elements with three forces (doshas) to keep them in the right relationship with each other, dictate all functions of the body, mind and universal consciousness. There are three doshas: vata, pitta, and kapha, and knowing which dosha is predominant in your child will give you a more effective way of responding to his or her physical, nutritional, spiritual and emotional needs.<br/><br/>Here&#8217;s a quick and handy list you can use to determine which dosha your beautiful and unique child possesses:<br/><br/>&nbsp;<br/><br/>THE VATA CHILD:<br/><br/>? Busy, busy, busy!<br/><br/>? Active imagination and happy to be lost in fantasy<br/><br/>? Naptime = &#8220;No! I don&#8217;t wanna!&#8221;<br/><br/>? &#8220;Ants in the Pants&#8221; &#8211; fidgety and always moving<br/><br/>? Eat lots of small meals<br/><br/>? Will &#8220;hide&#8221; but rarely &#8220;seek&#8221;: like to participate but feel intimidated by lead roles<br/><br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;<br/><br/>THE PITTA CHILD:<br/><br/>? Creative!<br/><br/>? Follow the leader: like to play in groups and lead the games<br/><br/>? Eat good meals and will get cranky if they&#8217;re late<br/><br/>? Prone to rashes and food allergies and sensitivities<br/><br/>? Temper, temper: get frustrated easily but will forget it fast and move on the next enterprise<br/><br/>? Play hard, nap hard<br/><br/>? A &#8220;model employee&#8221;: like to do important jobs and do them right!<br/><br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;<br/><br/>THE KAPHA CHILD:<br/><br/>? Participate joyfully!<br/><br/>? &#8220;I&#8217;m not &#8216;It&#8217;!&#8221;: observers rather than leaders<br/><br/>? Memory masters: will remember every fact and repeat them if you ask<br/><br/>? &#8220;I&#8217;d rather be playing&#8221;: napping takes a backseat to fun<br/><br/>? Very contented overall<br/><br/>? Watch out for imbalance: can become very possessive of Mom, Dad and his or her belongings<br/><br/>&nbsp;<br/><br/>NOW YOU KNOW YOUR CHILD&#8217;S DOSHA. THE NEXT STEP?&amp;#8232; DIAGNOSE THEIR WEIGHT PROBLEM!<br/><br/><br/><br/><a href=''>Diane</a></div>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 15 Sep 2009 15:45:48 +0000</pubDate>
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Sarah Caddle asked: Obesity is a healthcare issue affecting a great number of people in the US to both children and adults which is caused by improper nutrition. Hence, the widespread of healthy weight loss diet clinics, wellness spa, and derma clinics are rapidly increasing due to this issue. People suffering from excess weight can [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Sarah Caddle</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>Obesity is a healthcare issue affecting a great number of people in the US to both children and adults which is caused by improper nutrition. Hence, the widespread of healthy weight loss diet clinics, wellness spa, and derma clinics are rapidly increasing due to this issue. People suffering from excess weight can now choose procedures from surgical to non-surgical . Both methods can result to a positive and negative outcome. Hence, you have to make the right decision.<br/><br/>Excess body weight can increase the risk of developing other types of diseases. Therefore prevention and treatment has to start at an early age. Health organizations fear the increase of obesity cases especially in children. Parents need to carry out the responsibility of proper feeding and nutrition. A healthy weight loss diet program would educate your children proper eating habits and food intake. Make it a point every time that, prevention is better than cure. The problem of obesity leads to further problems that can affect the psychological and emotional aspect of your child/children.<br/><br/>Healthy weight loss diet management can start from the home. More often than not, parents depend on fast food meals not knowing the quality and content of these types of food. It is no doubt that these types of food absolutely look good and taste delicious; however, it may be dangerous if taken in huge amounts. Be very cautious on food intake and perhaps moderately reduce its amount. You may not know that your children had eaten too much calories and fats in their bodies which is unhealthy for them. If you continue with this kind of practice, then obesity would definitely occur to your children.<br/><br/>As parents, let your children grow and enjoy their childhood guided with a healthy form of lifestyle by giving them proper nutrition everyday and a good amount of exercise to keep them physically fit. It is not a simple responsibility. However, you can make things easy by making a good plan. If you notice that your child or children are gaining weight, know the causes and intervene quickly. Always consider their future in every endeavor.<br/><br/><br/><br/><a href=''>Lonnie</a></div>
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		<title>A Beginners Guide to Losing Weight Fast</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 13 Sep 2009 11:15:28 +0000</pubDate>
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kyle sagaas asked: Most studies reveal that the use of fat eliminators has been clinically proven to be truly helpful to people suffering from obesity or those who are simply overweight. They are known to deliver quick results and put forward no difficulty in using them. In as much as most of us feel the [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>kyle sagaas</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>Most studies reveal that the use of fat eliminators has been clinically proven to be truly helpful to people suffering from obesity or those who are simply overweight. They are known to deliver quick results and put forward no difficulty in using them. In as much as most of us feel the need of being slim and healthy, they have become quite popular and important. Today, many fat burning drugs are utilized on a large scale and have become quite popular among its many users.<br/><br/>1) Ephedra-Free Fat Burners<br/><br/>Although fat burning drugs containing ephedra are the most commonly used ones due to its effectiveness and fast results, now, many dieters are turning to organic fat burners which produce little or no side effects at all. The natural ones are considered to be the safest.<br/><br/>2) Fat Burners Essentially  Fit for Women <br/><br/>A lot of fat burning drugs these days which are available in the market were especially created for use by women. The demand for such fat burning drugs increased rapidly after ephedra was proved to be hazardous but eventually was brought back to the market because of its efficiency. This market is quite a big one. Women are very much concerned about their health and are ready to try various options available in the market. The pressure on women to stay slim is huge. This provides them an easy way to get going.<br/><br/>3) Fat Tissue Burners<br/><br/>Sometimes dieting and exercise do not lead to required results. If one wishes to shed excess weight and wants to keep it off longer then changes in lifestyle should be adopted. Fat tissue burners can prove to be effective when they are taken along with a weight loss program.<br/><br/>4) Natural Fat Burner &#8211; Change In Lifestyle<br/><br/>We always want a fast way out for weight loss, but as always, natural weight loss is the best prescribed even by medical doctors and dieticians, it may include one of the following:<br/><br/>a) Consuming all natural food (Purely organic like veggies and fresh meat).<br/><br/>b) Refraining from eating foods with high content preservatives.<br/><br/>c) Refraining from binging as well as eating before sleeping.<br/><br/>d) Having a good daily exercise regimen.<br/><br/>e) Brisk walking which is very good for the heart.<br/><br/>Diet drugs are not the authentic solution to weight loss. Diet pills should not be taken for long term courses and might result in heart and liver problems. Several diet drugs have been coupled with severe heart problems and other health-related diseases, and it has been found that diet drugs have resulted in a number of deaths.Herbal diet pills work through a complete different way unlike other harsh chemical drugs. Ingredients in herbal pills are related to large number of health hazards.<br/><br/>The most vital motive is not to establish ideal weight, but the ultimate goal is to adopt permanent and healthy lifestyle practices. When these conditions are fulfilled than one&#8217;s weight loss becomes effortless.<br/><br/>Thus it can easily be conclude that weight loss is not at all an easy task. But the right approach towards the goal will allow one to shed excess weight without being worried about the side effects. Thus it is a good option to lose weight by natural process.<br/><br/><br/><br/><a href=''>Kevin</a></div>
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		<title>A Guide to Pet Insurance</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 11 Sep 2009 21:28:47 +0000</pubDate>
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Subasree asked: Pet insurance was once considered as a tactics of insurance companies to mint money out of the customer’s pocket, but for a pet owner it could be really beneficial if he is very much concerned about his pet. It may be considerably expensive to treat the pets every time they become ill. If [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Subasree</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>Pet insurance was once considered as a tactics of insurance companies to mint money out of the customer’s pocket, but for a pet owner it could be really beneficial if he is very much concerned about his pet. It may be considerably expensive to treat the pets every time they become ill. If a pet insurance is taken, it can relieve the owner from overburdening caused by undue treatment costs. Pet insurance covers all the medical expenses of the pet that may be due to any kind of ailment it is suffering from generally.<br/><br/>There are wide varieties of insurance coverage provided with relation to the health of the pet and sometimes even the pet is replaced by a new one. The important benefit got out of pet insurance is the medical coverage which is provided by the insurance companies. But care needs to be taken to go through the terms and conditions of insurance company when going for a pet insurance as the insurance policies rely on the health and age of the pet. If the pet is of more age, more surcharges will be charged on it. Some insurance companies may not even provide any insurance for pets whether more than 9 years old. But, again it all depends on the health of the pet.<br/><br/>Keeping Pet Insurance Premiums Low:<br/><br/>It is more or less the same as other insurance policies. Before taking an insurance policy, it is good to look around and research a little bit on the available pet insurance policies. Monthly and annual costs of the insurance should be analyzed well; also the co-payments and deductibles too need to be taken care of. In case of owning more than one pet, the owner can very well ask the insurance company to provide discounts for multiple pets. A clear understanding of the coverage and non coverage clauses of the policy should is a must to avoid any disappointments after taking the pet insurance policy.<br/><br/>In case if the pet insurance does not cover the pet for preventive measures like the rabies injections etc, it is good to check up with the local clinics which may offer such injections free of cost for people who cannot afford to pay for them. Medicines which are not covered under the insurance policy may also be got from a shop which provides medicines and other supplies for the pets at a cheaper rate. Some online medical stores also offer discounts.<br/><br/>By following some preventive measures, the pet owners can keep the cost of the pet insurance policies at bay. If the pets are provided with right kind of food, the chances of their getting any illness are very low. It has been found that certain over fed pets and pets which were fed with table scrap develop obesity which is the main cause to all kinds of illnesses in pets. A due care to the pet’s diet and having their weight checked up from time to time will help them to be healthy avoiding all expenses for treatment of their illnesses.<br/><br/><br/><br/><a href=''>Janet</a></div>
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		<title>Teen Obesity</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 10 Sep 2009 03:45:31 +0000</pubDate>
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naturalremedies asked: Obesity is defined as an excessive accumulation of body fat, which is identified through the concept of Body Mass Index (BMI). Specifically, overweight refers to an excess body weight with a BMI of 25 to 29.9. However, individuals with a BMI of 30 or more are considered obese. Although our society is preoccupied [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>naturalremedies</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>Obesity is defined as an excessive accumulation of body fat, which is identified through the concept of Body Mass Index (BMI). Specifically, overweight refers to an excess body weight with a BMI of 25 to 29.9. However, individuals with a BMI of 30 or more are considered obese. Although our society is preoccupied with the &#8220;art&#8221; of thinness, obesity is finally recognized as an increasing health problem.<br/><br/>Obesity in teens costs the country billions of dollars a year in disease management and emergency room visits for heart problems and diabetes. However, the cost to teens isnt as easily quantified; the problems that arise for obese teenagers range from physical to mental and can only be cured gradually over time. Below is a simple guide outlining three main risks associated with teen obesity and three ways to combat teenage obesity.<br/><br/>Causes of Obesity in Teens:<br/><br/>1. Poor eating habits<br/><br/>More and more teenagers provide for themselves when it comes to preparing and eating meals. Most of the meals a teenager eats are provided at school. Sometimes these choices are less than healthy options, like pizza and French fries. Also available in many schools are numerous vending machines selling sodas, chips, and candy bars. Dinner may be the first and only chance a teenager has to eat a healthy meal.<br/><br/>2. Lack of exercise<br/><br/>Teenagers get little opportunity for physical movement during school, and with the elimination of many Physical Education requirements, they get next to none. This lack of activity coupled with the increased number of video and computer games keep teenagers stationary and unable to exert the energy needed to burn off the calories they consume.<br/><br/>3. Depression<br/><br/>Depression during adolescence is a major cause of many eating problems, but usually goes undiagnosed. Depression decreases a teenagers interest in normal activities and may decrease their level of physical exertion. A poor appetite may also result, thus making a teenager more susceptible to illness and obesity.<br/><br/>Triggers To Watch For:<br/><br/>1.    Your obese teen has less energy or interests and is hesitant to participate in social relationships or other activities;<br/><br/>2.    Your obese teen appears increasingly sad, lonely, angry or withdrawn.<br/><br/>3.    Your obese teen has few friends.<br/><br/>4.    Your obese teen has thoughts of causing harm to him/herself or others.<br/><br/>5.    Your obese teen is obsessed with eating.<br/><br/>6.    Your obese teen sleeps too much or not enough.<br/><br/>7.    Your obese teen is reluctant to go to school.<br/><br/>Treatment for Teen Obesity:<br/><br/>1.    It is best to eat healthy food, like fruits, vegetables, grains so that all essential vitamins, minerals and other nutrition are provided to the body.<br/><br/>2.    Foods like pasta, French fries, pizza and aerated drink should be restricted.<br/><br/>3.    One of the best ways to loosing weight for teens is walking.<br/><br/>4.    Exercises can be done at least 3 times per week but no weights and dumbbells should be used.<br/><br/>5.    It is also necessary to maintain 50% natural raw foods in everyday diet along with having plenty of water each day.<br/><br/>6.    Requiring physical education and health programs during school is an important way to contribute to a teenagers physical well-being.<br/><br/>7.    Access to counselors and responsible, trusted adults is important in the development of adolescent health.<br/><br/>8.    Many schools instituted healthier eating programs on their campuses, emphasizing more fruits, vegetables, and lean meats.<br/><br/><br/><br/><a href=''>Frances</a></div>
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		<title>Acomplia Augments the Age Old Theory of Obesity Reduction</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 06 Sep 2009 15:08:01 +0000</pubDate>
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Clarence Carter asked: Obesity as such is defined as a disease by the medical community. Though there are certain theories on what causes obesity there has been no concrete proof of it. Thus the theories related to the obesity are vague in nature. To move out of obesity there can be no better method than [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Clarence Carter</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>Obesity as such is defined as a disease by the medical community. Though there are certain theories on what causes obesity there has been no concrete proof of it. Thus the theories related to the obesity are vague in nature. To move out of obesity there can be no better method than the age old theory of controlled dieting and physical exercises. But the process is time consuming so many a people leave it for the sake of other options like diet pills, fat burning pills, surgery, liposuction, acupressure and acupuncture.<br/><br/>Eating habits, lack of exercises, general lethargy and heredity are considered to be some the important factors which contribute to form fat inside your body. Fat burning pills are for short term use only and if you discontinue it the fats come up again. Surgery and liposuction are costly plus the effects of it are limited. With acupressure and acupuncture the results have not been up to the mark. So, the best option left is the combination of diet pill with restricted diet program and physical exercises.<br/><br/>And the latest weight loss diet pill is Acomplia (Rimonabant). It has been developed by Sanofi-Aventis. It is does not make one loose weight rather it makes him to have a low appetite. And as appetite gets lower his food intake too lowers. Acomplia is a new kind of drug named CB1 blocker. It blocks CB1 receptors in the brain and in near by organs which are important for lipid and glucose metabolism, adipose tissue, gastrointestinal tract, and the liver. CB1 receptor plays a vital role in regulating body weight and controlling energy balance.<br/><br/>Acomplia (Rimonabant) is now available for sale in the UK and EU but it is not available for sale in US as it has not been approved by FDA. Though the manufacturer of Acomplia (Rimonabant) instruct of taking a pill a day, the instruction of a doctor should be followed in case of its medication. Pregnant women, ****** feeding women and children should avoid this medicine unless prescribed by the doctor. An individual with a history of blood pressure, heart disease, lung disease, asthma, diabetes or allergy must tell his medical history to the doctor.<br/><br/>Acomplia has mild and short-term side effects like &#8211; nausea, dizziness, depression and irritability. As the drug is new other side effect too may come up. In case of side effects one should consult his or her doctor. He is the right person to advice you in that regard.<br/><br/>No medicine has been useful in treating a disease unless instructions are followed. That applies in case of Acomplia too. It is only the exercises and restricted diet which will guide you to a bright and healthy future. Acomplia is only for fastening the pace of the weight loss.<br/><br/><br/><br/><a href=''>Cheryl</a></div>
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		<title>A Wonder Pill To Surmount Over Obesity &#8211; Phentermine</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 06 Sep 2009 10:50:38 +0000</pubDate>
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Clarence Carter asked: We all crave for a perfect and healthy body. Losing weight is like a dream come true for obese people. I too was flabby earlier. My bulkiness always landed me up in a thwarting state. The fear of facing embarrassment stopped me from socializing with friends and attending parties. As a result [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Clarence Carter</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>We all crave for a perfect and healthy body. Losing weight is like a dream come true for obese people. I too was flabby earlier. My bulkiness always landed me up in a thwarting state. The fear of facing embarrassment stopped me from socializing with friends and attending parties. As a result I lost my self-confidence and my individual personality was shattered. I was over-whelmed with joy when a friend introduced me to a weight reducing drug. I tried it and the results were marvelous. Thanks to Phentermine!<br/><br/>A healthy mind resides in a healthy body. If you have a body that is hale and hearty, you will definitely have a positive attitude towards life. You will always be well groomed with an influential personality. Nowadays, as more and more people are becoming health conscious, the field of medical science has emerged with various ways to overcome obesity. Phantermine- a weight reducing drug is an apt solution to your excessive body weight.<br/><br/>Phentermine is a sympathomimetic amine, similar to amphetamine. It is also known as an anorectic or anorexigenic drug. It acts as an appetite suppressant that is helpful for obese people to reduce weight within a short span of time. It stimulates the nervous system increasing your heart rate and blood pressure, thus reducing your hunger.<br/><br/>The weight reducing drug- Phentermine should be used for a short period say for a few weeks. It should be consumed as a part of physician-guided weight loss program including a low fat diet and regular exercises.<br/><br/>Phentermine is available in different colors in the form of capsules and tablets as well. The pharmacist normally keeps the medicine in three strengths- 15mg, 30mg and 37.5 mg. Let your doctor decide which one is right for you depending upon your weight, height and other health problems.<br/><br/>It is important to take phentermine under the supervision of a medical practitioner only. The medicine should be consumed in correct quantity exactly as directed by your physician.<br/><br/>• Phentermine should be stored at room temperature away from heat and moisture.<br/><br/>• Phentermine is usually taken on empty stomach once or twice in a day.<br/><br/>• It is necessary to take the medicine with a full glass of water.<br/><br/>• Avoid taking a dose in the evening as it may cause insomnia.<br/><br/>• Do not crush or chew the capsule. Swallow it whole.<br/><br/>• If you skip a dose never try taking a double.<br/><br/>One may not be able to take phentermine if you have any of the following problems:<br/><br/>o High blood-pressure<br/><br/>o Heart disease<br/><br/>o Arteriosclerosis<br/><br/>o Glaucoma<br/><br/>o History of drug or alcohol abuse<br/><br/>Nursing mothers should consult their doctor before taking phentermine, as it can pass into ****** milk and can affect your new-born baby.<br/><br/>Cautions have to be taken at the time of driving or operating machinery. There are chances of phentermine causing dizziness, restlessness or blurred vision. If any of these effects are experienced by you avoid performing hazardous activities.<br/><br/>Phentermine works as a wonder pill to surmount over obesity.<br/><br/><br/><br/><a href=''>Eddie</a></div>
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		<title>Overweighted? Obese? You Need A Diet Without Pills!</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 05 Sep 2009 23:19:42 +0000</pubDate>
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junghun asked: Are you overweighted or obese? If yes you should have heard of these diet pills or even have used them. Did they have effects? I guess not, or temporally.Let me explain why I&#8217;m convinced that you should do a diet without pills. For that I&#8217;ll explain how the body works with fat. It&#8217;s [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>junghun</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>Are you overweighted or obese? If yes you should have heard of these diet pills or even have used them. Did they have effects? I guess not, or temporally.<br/><br/>Let me explain why I&#8217;m convinced that you should do a diet without pills. For that I&#8217;ll explain how the body works with fat. It&#8217;s actually very simple<br/><br/>When eating, the body absorbs the fat included in the food and stocks it within the body. We call this fat. And when you do an exercise, your body uses this fat to make energy. It&#8217;s simple, isn&#8217;t it?<br/><br/>So Why do people get fat? It&#8217;s because they lose the balance between fat absorbed and used. Either they eat too much, either they don&#8217;t do enough exercise or both. I guess you see what I was saying when I said diet without pills&#8230; Well pills can help, because it makes you feel that you&#8217;re not hungry, so you eat less. But then you&#8217;ll be lying to your own body, and consequences are sometimes serious. When you feel like you&#8217;re not hungry but you actually are, it disturbs the balance of the body. So don&#8217;t take pills&#8230; Now what?<br/><br/>Well you&#8217;ll tell me that you already know that&#8230; You know that I&#8217;m going to say &#8220;So you have to exercise and get proper meal&#8221;. But the big problem is that people don&#8217;t know what to do. That&#8217;s why pills are so popular : you just got to eat them! That&#8217;s why I tell people: don&#8217;t buy pills, buy dieting guides! Costs less, and exactly tells you what to do. So now you understand: instead of using money on pills, get dieting guide.<br/><br/>If you don&#8217;t know where to look for i&#8217;ll propose you a cheap guide which even generates you meal with your ingredients: <a href="http://dekam.stripfat.hop.clickbank.net/" target="_top">Strip that fat</a> and a review of this product http://www.squidoo.com/best_online_diet_plan<br/><br/>Good luck!<br/><br/><br/><br/><a href=''>Kimberly</a></div>
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