Titlebook: Weight Control; The current perspect Richard Cottrell (Director) Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 carbohydrate.diab

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Health effects of weight cycling,dy weight in association with weight loss diets. The popular press has preferred the term ‘yo-yo’ dieting and has saturated the public with information and misinformation about the phenomenon. This chapter will review early studies as well as some more recent evidence relating weight cycling to heal

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Health effects of weight cycling,dy weight in association with weight loss diets. The popular press has preferred the term ‘yo-yo’ dieting and has saturated the public with information and misinformation about the phenomenon. This chapter will review early studies as well as some more recent evidence relating weight cycling to heal

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裁決

Food preferences and body weight control,ard over the years have led to very few convincing conclusions. In 1981, Spitzer and Rodin published a review of psychophysiological and behavioural studies comparing obese subjects with a control group of normal weight. They concluded that no characteristic could be regarded as being specific to ob

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Psychological aspects of obesity,f the basic ideas on the psychology of obesity leads, today, to more questions than answers. As well as the many publications of Hilde Bruch (e.g. Bruch, 1973), who dealt primarily with the ‘fat child’, the works of Ferster, Nurnberger, and Levitt (e.g. Ferster ., 1962) are foundation documents conc

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Realistic expectations of obesity treatments,ies in the western world, has increased during the last decade (Kuskowska-Wolk and R?ssner, 1990). Unfortunately, this undesirable development cannot be ascribed to the theoretically attractive explanation that fewer people smoke today (Boyle ., 1994; Wolk and R?ssner, 1995). Smoking increases the b

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