Obesity for a Better Life
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SAMEER, Elabid Wesam, SHADI, Byadsi Hani, SIDORENKO, Ludmila. Obesity for a Better Life. In: NANO-2019: Limits of Nanoscience and Nanotechnologies, Ed. 2019, 24-27 septembrie 2019, Chişinău. Chișinău, Republica Moldova: 2019, p. 65.
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NANO-2019: Limits of Nanoscience and Nanotechnologies 2019
Conferința "SPINTECH Summer school “S/F Hybrid Structures for Spintronics”"
2019, Chişinău, Moldova, 24-27 septembrie 2019

Obesity for a Better Life


Pag. 65-65

Sameer Elabid Wesam, Shadi Byadsi Hani, Sidorenko Ludmila
 
”Nicolae Testemițanu” State University of Medicine and Pharmacy
 
Disponibil în IBN: 27 ianuarie 2020


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Nowadays obesity became a real problem, not only because of its well-known dangerous complications, but also because of the fact that people in the modern society do not recognize it as a problem. The negative effects of obesity on health are shown very representative in the study of Kuan HY. et al. It has also a negative impact on way of live. Decreasing the latter, how it is described in the study of Haomiao J. (The impact of obesity on health-related quality-of-life in the general adult US population). Treatment of obesity needs to study the pattern and conditions of the patient’s eating and feeding process, and that sport alone will never lead to tangible results. The basic treatment depends on a permanent, continuous and conscious daily life style. The use of antipsychotic drugs alone has several side effects and is ineffective. A recent US study confirmed that 15 percent of obese children suffer from high blood pressure and insulin secretion, which causes diabetes, and the researchers stressed that there is a close relationship between watching TV and psychological problems with obesity in children, pointing out that exercise on a daily basis is one of the best ways to not get these children obesity. The main risk factors for obesity are: lack of physical activity, overeating, genetic predisposition, repeated pregnancy and childbirth, age and gender, watching TV after dinner, spending too much time in social media, lack of walking, lack of free breathing, psychosocial factors. In our study we hypothesized – if obesity is regarded by a big amount of individuals as a normal part of life, several permanent changes in their life-style should lead to it. So the aim of this study was to investigate life style changes in healthy probands which will lead to obesity in future, by comparing with life – styles in patients with obesity. Material and methods. In this study a main group of 20 patients is included, aging from 18-65 years, of both genders, having obesity, and a control group of 45 healthy probands aging 18-35 years, of both genders, without obesity, normal BMI index. To the patients and to probands the same questionnaire was handed out. It consists of 12 questions for determining which deviations in life style the patients had for becoming obese and also to determine whether this is a genetically predisposed type of obesity or a secondary obesity. The same questionnaire was given to the probands in order to understand if they have already deviations in their life style as a risk to become obese in future. We elaborated the questions in the questionnaire based on risk factors for obesity mentioned above.