The dietary approach to obesity: Is it the diet or the disorder?

Article Abstract:

The right diet for the right patient would help in maintaining reduced body mass. It is suggested that physicians and health care professionals should apprize patients about the importance of both quality and quantity of the diet, and advise them that sustained weight loss might be possible with the addition of physical activity and behavioral change strategies to persistent caloric restriction.

Reducing diets, Nutritional aspects, Diet therapy

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Mortality and cardiac and vascular outcomes in extremely obese women

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to determine how cardiovascular and mortality risks differ across clinical weight categories in women, especially in extremely obese women. It was found that considering obesity, as a homogenous condition with fixed risk is inappropriate, however, escalating extreme obesity might aggravate health effects and costs of the obesity epidemic.

Cardiovascular diseases, Mortality, Disease/Disorder overview

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Obesity, smoking and psoriasis

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to find out the impact of obesity and smoking on psoriasis. The conclusion showed that smoking has a role in the onset of psoriasis but obesity does not.

United States, Diagnosis, Smoking, Psoriasis

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