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Overview of the treatment of obesity assessment of effectiveness

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Overview of the treatment of obesity assessment of effectiveness

Over the years, how has the treatment of obesity changed? It's now reaching epidemic proportions. Obesity has been recognized by the World Health Organization as the most common metabolic disease in the world.

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1. Low-carb diets

The low-carb diet is characterized by a low carbohydrate intake of up to 25% of your daily calorie intake. We recommend the Atkins diet and the Kosniewski diet, among others. Studies have shown that the use of a low-carbon diet has resulted in a beneficial weight loss. In addition, using improperly balanced and non-physiological diets can significantly impair your health and, as a result, reduce your chances of gaining a healthy body weight.

2. Up to date recommendations for dietary therapy

The longest-lasting results are a slow, regular weight loss of 0.51 kg per week, or 24 kg per month. Currently, the basis for obesity treatment is a rational and individually selected diet with an adequate negative energy balance. The reduction diet should also be high in fiber with a limited number of products with a high glycemic index. Such a diet should provide all the necessary nutrients, carbohydrates, proteins and fats, vitamins and minerals in optimal amounts and be adapted to a person's life.

3. Increased physical activity

Gradual increases in physical activity so that the energy expenditure is initially 100200 kcal per day are effective. The Brończyk-Puzon A. I. and other studies show that those who exercise with obesity have better results in weight loss than those who diet but do not engage in any form of physical exercise. For obesity, exercise that does not exert a large amount of load on the skeletal-muscle system such as yoga, swimming, exercise in a boat, including water exercise, including walking, is recommended.

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It also deals with the diagnosis and treatment of the psycho-social causes of obesity and the psychological disorders that can accompany obesity (eating disorder, mood, anxiety, depression).

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