Childhood Obesity and Early Chronic Diseases MaryJane Fuhrer Angela Romano.

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Childhood Obesity and Early Chronic Diseases MaryJane Fuhrer Angela Romano

Obesity BMI of 30 and above BMI=(weight in pounds) x 703(Height in Inches) 2

Childhood Obesity  A third of U.S. children ages 2 to 19 are overweight or obese  Male, African American or Hispanic, sedentary, have obese parents  1 in 8 preschoolers are obese  Childhood obesity rates have stayed the same or slightly fallen

Diseases  Type 2 diabetes  Development of heart disease  High cholesterol and blood pressure  Asthma  Cancer: Kidney, prostate, bladder, and testicular

Body Image  Psychologically suffer  Bullying  Low self esteem  Tripled in the last 30 years

Influences of Childhood Obesity  Calories  Physical activity  Food advertising to children

Economic Impact  $117,000,000 a year  Associated with 36% increase in health care spending  More than smoking and alcoholism

Preventing and Reversing Obesity  Parents setting examples  Lifestyle changes  Achievable goals and loving support

Drops and Theories  Drops in middle-upper class families  Less sugar beverages being consumed  More breast feeding  More appeals to healthy meals and activity

A Bigger Challenge  Technical problems can occur during surgery  Intervention: Behavioral therapy, energy modification, pharmacological intervention

Educational Resources  MyPlate  Eat Smart, Play Hard  Let’s Move: America’s Move to Raise a Healthier Generation of Kids

Why We Shouldn’t Make it a Big Deal  Labeling and bullying  Mental health  Eating disorders  Negative views towards peers

Our Interviews  Better education, more recess, nutrition at home  Mostly society  Parent responsibility

Video  aeHeBAk