Health benefits of intentional weight loss / F. Xavier Pi-Sunyer.

Format:

Video

Author/Creator:

Pi-Sunyer, F. Xavier, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Obesity--Treatment.

Obesity.

Obesity--Periodicals.

Physical Description:

1 videorecording (38 min., 59 sec.)

Place of Publication:

London : Henry Stewart Talks Ltd, 2009.

System Details:

video file

Contents:

Introduction

Medical complications of obesity

Obesity is the primary risk factor for diabetes

Age-adjusted prevalence of hypertension vs. BMI

Metabolic syndrome: clinical identification

Twin epidemics: parallels in prevalence

Obesity and coronary heart disease mortality

Intentional weight loss and its health benefits

Data supporting life-style intervention

Weight loss and cardiovascular risk

US diabetes prevention program

Study interventions

Characteristics by treatment group assignment

DPP: lifestyle intervention

Dietary factors that affect energy intake

Weight-Reducing diet - recommended nutrients

DPP: effect of interventions on weight

DPP: mean change in leisure physical activity

DPP: cumulative incidence of diabetes

Mean change in blood pressure

Mean change in lipids (1)

Mean change in lipids (2)

Thrombogenic and inflammatory risk

Mean change in TPA

Mean change in fibrinogen

Mean change in CRP

CRP levels in obese postmenopausal women

Finnish diabetes prevention study

FDPS: goals of intervention

FDPS: effect of interventions on weight

FDPS: prevention of diabetes

FDPS: changes in clinical and metabolic variables

Hazard rate for diabetes and the change in weight

DPP and FDPS conclusions

LookAHEAD trial (1)

Look AHEAD trial (2)

Baseline characteristics of participants

LookAHEAD interventions

LookAHEAD: weight loss at 1-year

LookAHEAD: fitness change at 1-year

LookAHEAD: glycemia outcomes

LookAHEAD: blood pressure outcomes

LookAHEAD: lipid outcomes

LookAHEAD: other outcomes

LookAHEAD: conclusions

Trials of hypertension prevention, phase II

TOHP II: effect of intervention on weight

TOHP II: mean change in blood pressure

Effects of population-based BP reduction

Effect of modest weight loss on cholesterol

Effect of weight loss on HDL-C in type 2 diabetes

Weight loss: mechanisms for improvement in risks

Adipose tissue as endocrine cells

Obesity as a therapeutic target for prevention

Cancer incidence attributable to obesity

All cause mortality

Thank you.

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