Why the last 30 years has seen such a dramatic increase in obese people in America?

Up to what percentage of anorexia patients commit suicide or die from cardiac arrest associated with malnutrition?

What is a common outcome of “yo-yo” dieting, or a pattern of losing and gaining weight? Question 17 options: a)  An increase in visceral fat b)  A redistribution of subcutaneous fat in the body c)  Anorexia nervosa d)  A decrease in the likelihood that future weight loss efforts will be successful

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Why are low income households at risk for undernutrition and how can that be changed.

What is the primary distinguishing feature between Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa?

Please answer the question Which of the following is considered a gender-neutral means for classifying one as obese? A) waist circumference B) skinfold measures C) hydrostatic weighing D) BMI E) none of the above

Why does diabetes and flu continue to be a public health issue?

Obesity pretty clearly increases one's risk of many medical issues. However, while society and medical experts have placed great emphasis on maintaining "normal" body weight, the excess risk posed by being merely overweight—having a moderately high body mass index (BMI), as opposed to being obese—is less clear. Why? Can you explain?

Chronic vitamin D deficiency leads to a) The legs become brittle and break easily b) Scurvy develops c) The proportion of hydroxyapatite in the legs increases d) The legs become soft and flexible