14. Over weight and Obesity among females is 54% & 48%among Male
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16. Hazards of the obesity اضرار السمنة Financial costs Health problems
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20. Physical Effects of Obesity Cardiovascular Respiratory disease Gall bladder disease Hormonal abnormalities Hyperuricaemia and gout Stroke Diabetes Osteoarthritis Cancer
21. chronic diseases result in percent of deaths worldwide... 4 50 Cardiovascular Chronic Respiratory Disease Type 2 Diabetes Cancer
22. Association of Obesity and related diseases Obesity Cancer Gall-bladder disease Kidney failure Stroke Heart failure Hyper-tension Type 2 diabetes Athero-sclerosis
23. RISK FACTORS Diabetes 2 in 10 Hypertension 1 in 4 Smoking 1 in 3 Obesity 1 in 2 Dyslipidaemia 1 in 2 Physical Inactivity 8 in 10
24. Source : Hinkle et al., CDC 1997 What matters most in health care? Lifestyle Factors Human Biology Environmental Factors Medical Care
56. Success in weight management? Starting weight Time Natural course of weight gain Increasing success Body weight (kg) Weight loss phase Weight maintenance phase years months
62. “ All segments of the society must unite across the world to provide a global obesity
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Notes de l'éditeur
13 Xenical Slide Kit August 1998 Section 1 13 Slide 13: Consequences of obesity The slide illustrates the most common co-morbidities and risk factors associated with obesity. These range from type 2 diabetes, osteoarthritis, cancer of the breast and prostate, major cardiovascular disease, stroke and respiratory disease to gallstones and gout. In short, obesity predisposes patients to a variety of diseases and, accordingly, should be considered by the medical profession as a serious, potentially life-threatening condition rather than an affliction brought on by lack of self-control.
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