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What did Volkow&O’Brien (2007) say about obesity and DSM-5?

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It should be classed as a ‘food addiction’

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What was Timothy Walsh’s response to Volkow&O’Brien

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That there is not enough data to support obesity being in DSM-5 under anything other than ‘binge eating’, but it could be in the future

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What did Flegal et al. (2002) find about obesity rates in the last decade?

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50% increase i overall obesity rates

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What did Rennie&Jeb (2005) find about obesity in UK adults?

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The rates of adult obesity in the UK tripled from 1980-2002

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What did Luo&Hu (2002) find about rates of obesity in children in China?

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Rates of obesity in young children increased over 800% from 1989-1997

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What did Lorenzini (2014) discover about healthy weight?

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There is a wide range in healthy weights but extremes either way can be dangerous

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What did Stunkard et al. (1986) find about genetic factors of obesity?

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Adopted children had much closer BMIs to that of biological parents than that of their adopted parents

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What did Rothemund et al. (2007) find about the possible addictive nature of obesity?

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Obese participants showed response in reward related regions of the brain (e.g. nucleus accumbens) when shown high calorie foods

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What did Page et al.’s (2011) experiment using insulin show?

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Insulin induced low blood sugar in obese and healthy participants
obese participants showed increased activation in subcortical limbic-striatal regions
When blood glucose restored only healthy participants had activity in frontal cortex telling them to ‘stop thinking’ about food

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What did Lowe&Fisher (1983) find about emotions and obesity?

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Obese individuals tend to have food related to their negative emotions. Non-obese people have the opposite reactions

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What controversial evidence did Atkinson et al. (2005) find about obesity and contagiousness?

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They compared the rates of Adenovirus 36 in obese and non-obese participants - found Ad36 in 30% of obese subjects and 11% of those not obese

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What did Pascaria et al. (2008) do to test the effects of Ad36?

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Injected Ad36 into adult stem cells from liposuction and found they turn into adipocytes (fat cells)

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What did Riadure et al. (2013) discover about rat gut bacteria?

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Infecting a twin rat with the gut bacteria of an obese rat made that rat obese

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What does Ogden et al. (2006) say about the proportion of obese adults?

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1/3 of US adults are now obese, 2/3 are overwight

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What did Barbra Rolls et al. (1981) discover about sensory specific satiety?

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Hungry students in a ‘taste’ experiment rated 4 courses with different or same sandwiches given each time. Those given different sandwiches each time ate a lot more

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What did Sampey et al. (2011) find about cafeteria diets?

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They contained a lot of fat and led to weight gain