Ashley Willis High School Students I Do not Know It is the term that describes weight that is much greater then what is healthy.

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Ashley Willis High School Students

I Do not Know It is the term that describes weight that is much greater then what is healthy

 Lack of Exercise  Poor Diet  Low Self Esteem  Overeating  Family History  Fast Food Consumption

McDonalds Burger King Subway Taco Bell Wendy’s KFC Pizza Hut Arby’s Other Dairy Queen

 Serves about 50 million Americans every day  Distance from schools  Cost of a meal  1,500 calories per meal  Hamburger weighs 6oz  McDonalds Big Mac 590 calories

 7 Hours walking to burn off a supersize Big Mac meal  Only seven items on the McDonalds menu contains no sugar  McDonalds represent 43% of the fast food market

 gains6 extra pounds from fast food consumption  1/3 eat fast food on a regular basis

 High sugar levels= type 2 Diabetes  Saturated fats leads to Cholesterol (LDL)  Salts lead to High Blood Pressure  Prone to illness-Fatigue, tiredness, no appetite, vitamin deficiency

 First lady Michelle Obama fight for childhood obesity  Providing communities and schools with tools to keep kids active and healthy

 No State met Healthy People 2010 goals  30 states were 10% or more away from the objective  26.4% of men and 24.8% of women were obese.

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Underwater weighing Dual Energy X-ray (DEXA) Body Mass Index (BMI)

BMI Chart Underwater Weighing DEXA

 Diabetes ◦ Type 2  Heart Problems ◦ Heart Disease~ leading cause of death ◦ Stroke  Gallbladder disease  Some Cancers  Gout (Joint pain)

Definition Two Types  For people who can not lose the weight  Have health problems related to obesity  recommended only for morbidly obese people ◦ BMI 40<  Malabsorptive ◦ Decrease food absorption by bypassing digestive system  Restrictive ◦ decreasing the size of the stomach and food consumed

 Eating Healthier Foods  More Physical Activity  Drink plenty of water  Diet Ways to Prevent Obesity  Only eat when hungry  Check on your weight  Stay away from Junk foods

 Fruit Group-2Cups  Vegetable Group 2.5 cups  Grain Group-6oz  Meat and Beans- 5.5oz  Milk Group-3 cups  Oils -6teaspoons

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