Obesity : theory and therapy
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Obesity : theory and therapy
Raven Press, c1993
2nd ed
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Established for more than 10 years as a leading clinical reference on obesity, this volume has now been thoroughly revised to reflect contemporary medical views on the causes and treatment of obesity and related eating disorders. 30 experts synthesize the large amount of recent research on the neural mechanisms that control food intake, the regulation of energy metabolism and body weight, and the role of genetic, environmental and cultural factors in obesity, and offer sound guidelines on all current treatment options - from diets, exercise, and behavioural therapies, to appetite - suppressant drugs, to surgery for severe obesity. The book includes a state-of-the-art discussion on effective new strategies for maintaining weight loss after treatment.
目次
- Part 1 Theory: impacts of body weight, body composition and adipose tissue distribution on morbidity and mortality, Lars Sjostrom
- basic neural mechanisms of feeding and weight regulation, Bartley G. Hoebel and Luis Hernandez
- pharmacological aspects of appetite, John E. Blundell and Clare L. Lawton
- physiological regulation of body energy - implications for obesity, Richard E. Keesey
- energy metabolism, Eric Ravussin and Boyd A. Swinburn
- dietary obesity, Anthony Sclafani
- genetics and human obesity, Joanne M. Meyer and Albert J. Stunkard
- restrained eating, Karl M. Pike and Reinhold G. Laessle
- psychosocial consequences of obesity and dieting - research and clinical findings, Thomas A. Wadden and Albert J. Stunkard
- cultural perspectives on the etiology and treatment of obesity, Peter J. Brown. Part 2 Therapy: the treatment of obesity - an overview, Thomas A. Wadden
- estimation of the effect of obesity on health and longevity - a perspective for the physician
- Theodore B. Vanltallie and Edward A. Lew
- popular diets for weight loss - from nutritionally hazardous to healthful, Johanna T. Dwyer and Diana Lu
- the metabolic and psychological importance of exercise in weight control, Carlos M. Grilo et al
- the place of appetite-surpressant drugs in the treatment of obesity, Trevor Silverstone
- preventing relapse following treatment for obesity, Michael G. Perri and Arthur M. Nezu
- new developments in childhood obesity, Leonard H. Epstein
- surgery, Edward E. Mason and Cornelius Doherty
- obstetrical problems in the obese patient, Joy D, Steinfeld and Arnold W. Cohen
- public health approaches to weight control, C. Barr Taylor and Albert J. Stunkard
- talking with patients, Albert J. Stunkard.
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