KIN 404 4 Flashcards

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What is the continuum of health?

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Healthy and lean –> overweight/prediabetic/insulin resistant –> obese and diabetic –> CVD and death

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What is a primary prevention for?

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To improve insulin sensitivity and prevent disease

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What is a secondary prevention for?

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For early detection and reversal or prevention of disease

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What is a tertiary prevention for?

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TO prevent of delay complications

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How much Moderate PA is needed to prevent weight gain?

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150-250 min/week

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How much Moderate PA is needed for the prevention of weight regain?

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200-300 min/wk

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How mcu Moderate PA is needed to lose weight?

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> 225-420 min/wk

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After weight loss, by how much for energy requirements decline by?

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-300 to -500 kcal/day …15-25 kcal/kg day

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Why does BMR decline following weight loss?

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BMR goes down due to an adaptive thermogenic respone (i.e. decrease in BAT or SLN)

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What is the NWCR?

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National Weight Control Registry…a database of individuals who have maintained a weight loss of at least 30 lbs for at least 1 yr.

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How do participants in the NWCR report weight loss?

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Few similarities in how NWCR participants report losing their weight. Although >90% report using both food restriction and physical activity there is little similarity in the types of diets used for weight loss.

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What are the 4 common strategies used by NWCR participants to maintain weight loss?

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1) Eat a low calorie, low-fat diet. NWCR participants eat a diet with about 24% of total energy from fat, which is consistent with experiments showing low fat diets should be better than high fat diets in preventing positive energy balance 2) Consistent self-monitoring of BW, food intake, and physical activity. NWCR participants continue to periodically keep diet and physical activity records which is consistent with other reports that self-monitoring facilitates long term success in weight management 3) Eat breakfast everyday 4) Very high levels of PA. ~2800 kcal/wk. This is consistent with other experimental results showing that high levels of physical activity are important for long-term weight loss maintenance (62% watch less than 10 hrs of TV per week)

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Which caused a greater decrease in both trunk and abdominal fat, EX or CR?

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They both has significant and equal reductions

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Which caused a greater improvement in glucose tolerance and insulin action, EX or CR?

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Bother had significant improvements that were equal

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What caused the improved insulin action in both the EX and CR groups?

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A decrease in TNF-alpha to adiponectin ratio appears to be associated with improved insulin action in EX and CR Groups

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What was the conclusion of the study looking at EX and CR on weight loss?

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Negative energy balances induced by calorie restriction or exercise are similarly effective in inducing fat loss and improved glucose tolerance and insulin action

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What is the main influence on weight loss?

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Behavioural factors rather than macronutrient composition are the main influences on weight loss

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What is the obesigenic environment?

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We have increased energy intake from our biology and food envrionment and economics, and we have decreaed energy expenditure from our physical activity environment. THe obesity epidemic can’t be reversed solely by promoting individual behaviour change.