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1 Chapter 6 Managing Weight & Body Composition
Lesson 1: Maintaining a Healthy Weight

2 Vocabulary _________________ _________________(BMI)
The way you see your body _________________(BMI) Ratio that allows you to assess your body size in relation to your height & weight Condition in which a person is heavier than the standard weight range for his or her height Having an excess amount of body fat Condition in which a person is less than the standard weight range for his or her height Foods that are high in nutrients as compared with their calorie content

3 Energy Equation Take in more calories than you burn =_____________
Take in fewer calories than you burn =_____________ Healthy to lose _________ per week One pound of body fat = __________ calories Eating 500 calories less than you usually eat per day will = a loss of 1 pound per week (500 calories/day * 7 days = 3,500 calories)

4 Balance Only you can determine your optimal balance for nutrition and fitness Learn from mistakes Because you are thin may not mean you are healthy

5 Determining Body Mass Index
BMI = weight (in pounds) * 703/(height in inches)2 Example: 120 lbs. * 703/662 = 19.36 What’s your BMI? Chart pg. 146 textbook

6 Health risks associated with being overweight
Increased risk for: CVD ______________ Cancer Osteoarthritis Joint Disease

7 Overweight & Obesity 60 million Americans are obese
Over 60% of Americans are _________________________ 300,000 excess deaths per year $100 Billion in healthcare costs _______________ of preventable death 60% Increase in the last ten years

8 ABC’s for Good Health ______for Fitness ______a Healthy Base
60 Minutes of Physical Activity ______a Healthy Base Eat recommended # of servings from 5 food groups daily ______Sensibly Low-fat foods & moderate intake of sugar

9 2005 Dietary Guidelines for Americans
Consume a ______of nutrient-dense foods within and among the basic food groups, while staying within energy needs Control caloric intake to manage ________________ Be physically active each _______ Increase daily intake of foods from certain food groups: fruits and vegetables, whole grains, and fat-free or low-fat milk and milk products Choose ____ wisely for good health, limiting intake of saturated and trans fats

10 2005 Dietary Guidelines for Americans
Choose carbohydrates wisely for good health, limiting intake of added________ Choose and prepare foods with little ____, and consume potassium-rich foods Keep foods _____ to eat

11 Healthy Ways to Manage Weight
Target your appropriate weight Set _________ goals Personalize your plan Put your _______ and planning in writing _________ your progress

12 Healthy Weight-Loss Strategies
Eat ___________ calories daily to meet your bodies needs Include your favorites in _____________ Eat a _________ of low-calorie & nutrient-dense foods Drink plenty of __________

13 Healthy Weight-Gain Strategies
__________ your calorie intake Eat often and take second helpings Eat ____________ snacks Build _________

14 Make Healthy Choices Adequate Moderate Balance Variety
Eat to live…….Don’t live to eat! Balance Intake vs. output Variety Essential Nutrients/Nutrient-dense Foods Water Avoid Extreme Diets Read Food-Labels Be More Physically Active  Be Healthy……….Live Happy 

15 Fad Diets & Eating Disorders
Lesson 2 Fad Diets & Eating Disorders

16 Vocabulary ______________ _________________
Weight-loss plans that are only popular for a short time The repeated pattern of loss and regain of body weight Extreme harmful eating behavior that can cause serious illness or even death Disorder in which the irrational fear of becoming obese results in severe weight loss from self-imposed starvation Disorder in which some form of purging or clearing of the digestive tract follows cycles of overeating _________________ Disorder characterized by compulsive overeating

17 FAD DIETS & EATING DISORDERS
Risky weight loss strategies fail to produce _________results & can cause __________health problems!

18 Fad Diets Weight loss plans that are popular for only a _____________
________ to stick with Limit food intake ___________ Any weight lost is usually ___________

19 Liquid Diets All food is in a special formula – low calorie & usually _________meet the bodies needs Low fiber & nutrients High protein & low carbohydrate can lead to serious problems – _________! FDA requires a warning label for these products – Use with Dr. supervision

20 Fasting To abstain from eating Deprives the body of __________________
If no liquids = DEHYDRATION Religious & cultural rituals involve brief periods of fasting (Ramadan) Not advisable if diabetic or other health conditions Consult a professional (Dr., Nutritionist)

21 Diet Pills Suppresses the __________
Cause drowsiness, ________, racing heart, other side effects ___________ body ‘Claims’ may be __________ on benefits of these pills

22 Weight Cycling Weight lost quickly is usually ______ weight & will be ____________ Repeated pattern of loss & regain of body weight Common with those who use fad diets Harmful ? ______________ loss is best strategy

23 Risks of Eating Disorders
Concern for & about weight can get out of control Obsessed with thinness can lead to __________ An extreme, harmful behavior that can cause serious illness or even death Exact cause is unknown Could be brought on by: Mental, emotional, social & family pressure, perfectionism, genetic? 90% affected are __________ (teens at risk) Serious health problem…________________!

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25 Anorexia Nervosa A disorder in which the irrational fear of becoming obese results in severe weight loss from self imposed starvation Psychological disorder w/ _____________________consequences Relates to difficulty coping with pressures, expectations, acceptance, need to achieve Genetics & biological factors may play a role Hormones & brain chemicals Symptoms:_____________, obsession with exercise, emotional problems, unnatural interest in food, ________________, denial of problem

26 Health Consequences of Anorexia Nervosa
______________ & starvation Menstruation stops Low bone density, low body temperature, ______________, slow metabolism, reduced organ size, irregular heartbeat, ______________ & sudden death Treatment: clinic/hospital & psychological

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28 Bulimia Nervosa Disorder in which some form of purging or clearing of the digestive tract follows cycles of overeating Fast & Binge (vomit/take laxatives) May gain weight after a binge (trying to gain control) Could be brought on by: _____________ _________________________________

29 Health Consequences of Bulimia
Repeated __________________ can cause serious problems & death ____________, kidney damage, irregular heartbeat, destroys tooth enamel, tooth decay, damage to esophagus, stomach, mouth & ______________ deficiencies Laxative abuse can change blood composition Treatment: Medical & Psychological

30 Binge Eating Disorder characterized by ___________ overeating
May use food as a coping mechanism for _____________/depression Treatment: Psychological ___________ & sometimes medication

31 Health Consequences for Binge Eating
__________________ Type 2 Diabetes Heart Disease/Stroke Gallbladder Problems High _____________ Increased Risk of Cancer

32 Nutrition for Individual Needs
Lesson 3 Nutrition for Individual Needs

33 Vocabulary ______________ Dietary____________ ___________Supplement
Minerals that help maintain the body’s fluid balance Restoring lost body fluids A person who eats mostly or only foods that come from plant sources Vegetarians who eat only foods of plant origin Dietary____________ A nonfood form of one or more nutrients Very large amount of a dietary supplement ___________Supplement A chemical substance from plants that may be sold as a dietary supplement

34 Training Diet Eating plan for athletes: Hydration
______________, moderate & varied Need more calories from _____________ foods Hydration Dehydration can lead to loss of electrolytes Examples: minerals-sodium, chloride & potassium Important to ___________________ Losing/gaining weight ________________ per week is _____________

35 Anabolic Steroids Body building drugs to build muscle ____________!
____________ side effects Acne, breast development in men, heart attack, liver cancer, deeper voice & hair growth in women & aggression

36 Vegetarianism Religious cultural reasons Concern for environment
How food animals are raised or slaughtered Health reasons Cuts out high amounts of __________________ _____________ Resulting in: reduce chance CVD & cancer Consume more veggies, fruits, whole grains

37 Vegetarian eating plans/pyramid
Page 159-Figure 6.3 Food Guide Pyramid Page 160

38 Dietary Supplements Can get all of the nutrients you need by following the _______________________ Examples of supplements that are necessary for some: _______________ Mineral supplement Calcium-vegan/lactose intolerant Iron-anemic/iron deficient Older, pregnant, receiving certain medical treatment, recovering from illness

39 Nutrition During Pregnancy
Folate Prevents spinal defects in developing fetus Found in dark leafy ______ veggies, fruits and grains Iron Increased blood volume during pregnancy = increased demand for __________ Found in meat, poultry, fish, spinach & grains Calcium Builds _______________ in developing fetus Best source is dairy: milk, cheese, yogurt


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