[PDF] Top 20 Long-term weight loss maintenance for obesity: a multidisciplinary approach

... of weight loss lifestyle modification programs, including the most innovative and powerful cognitive behavioral procedures, should produce even better long-term ...intentional weight ... See full document

... in obesity and diabetes management conducted monthly for the first 6 months and then every 2–3 months thereafter; 2) dietitian appointments, including an initial consultation, a follow-up visit at 6 weeks, an ... See full document

... with obesity that lower levels of internal disinhibition were associated with less weight regain after the weight loss intervention, but that external disinhibition was not pre- dictive of ... See full document

... underwent long-term weight loss ...outcome: long-term weight loss (primary outcome) and blood lipids (secondary ... See full document

... Once obesity has developed, strategies for managing excess weight in PWS do not simply include a diet, but require a comprehensive multidisciplinary approach with establishment of rigid ... See full document

... of Obesity in Underserved Rural Settings) ...a weight loss of 1–2 lb per week), reduction in total fats to 25%–30%, and reduction in pro- tein to 15% of total caloric ... See full document

... of obesity, effective, long- term self-management of weight must be the key to reducing costs, in health and in social and economic terms of this bur- geoning ...of weight loss ... See full document

... severe obesity who suffered from various obesity related mor- bidities ...losing weight and a high likelihood to ...in long term weight loss main- tenance although ... See full document

... body weight accumulation, ex- panding the current literature which treats body weight outcomes of an individual as resulting only from food consumption (Dragone, 2009, Levy, ...with long- term ... See full document

... of obesity therapy is not the maximum possible reduction of weight but the long-term mainten- ance of a moderate reduced weight (5 to 10% of the ori- ginal ...German Obesity ... See full document

... Methods: The BariSurg trial was designed as a multi-centre, randomized controlled patient and observer blind trial. The trial protocol was approved by the corresponding ethics committees of the centres. To demonstrate ... See full document

... metabolism. Obesity increases the risk of diabetes, coronary artery disease, fatty liver, gall stones, sleep apnea, arthritis, and cancer and may shorten the lifespan ... See full document

... However obesity is a chronic relapsing condition, therefore it may be challenging to sustain changes over the longer term, thus ongoing maintenance support will be ... See full document

... make obesity epidemic in psychiatric ...make obesity comorbid but not cause of mood ...case, obesity will ensue as a lifestyle in those who already suffer from minimal mental health ... See full document

... This approach was taken in Scascighini et ...the term pain management programme is used as a way of representing multidisciplinary approaches to pain management delivered in groups and underpinned by ... See full document

... O besity is a nutritional disorder that spans all ages and ethnici- ties and affects both sexes. In 2000, the World Health Organization (WHO) convened an international con- sultation on obesity to review epidemio- ... See full document

... body weight, equivalent to 2200 to 2500 Kcal in a person weighing 100 ...lb weight loss weekly, an intake deficit of 500 Kcal/day should be ...body weight and the weight loss ... See full document

... lack of assessment of other types of historically defined LOC eating episodes (ie, subjectively large binges) may limit cross-study comparisons. Other limitations included the inability to investigate whether the ... See full document

... blood loss due to splenic or vascular hemorrhage, pulmonary embolism, intra-abdominal abscess and intra-abdominal hematoma) or minor (wound infection, urinary tract infection and anastomotic stenosis) compli- ... See full document

... After bariatric surgery, patients need to be guided through the process of reintroducing solid foods and texture progression, as this encourages greater satiety and enhanced nutritional composition. Patients can often be ... See full document