[DHB] What Really Makes You Fat...

Published: Mon, 03/04/13

Subject: [DHB] What Really Makes You Fat...

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  • Overweight? Shocking Proof that it may not be your fault
  • Report Separates Fact From Fiction On Obesity
  • Are Your Genetics Keeping You Fat? (1 tip to change fast)
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Report Separates Fact From Fiction On Obesity

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When it comes to obesity, and ways to get rid of those pounds, there are many things you're told, firmly and with conviction, which may not be true. This comes from a team of researchers who examined the hard, cold science behind some of the most widely held beliefs about obesity. The report, appearing in the respected New England Journal of Medicine, said point blank that the fallacies many hold as truths are taking attention away from solutions that actually do make a difference in terms of struggles with weight.

Evidence is what counts, yet many ideas we take as true just don't have facts to back them according to study lead author David Allison who is a biostatistician from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. And while there are some assumptions that don't have super strong evidence for preventing obesity, they do have value for other reason - eating lots of fruits and veggies, breastfeeding a baby and getting enough regular exercise are examples of behaviors with value beyond weight loss.

As to some of the obesity assumptions that were not supported... one on the surface that seems okay is rather misleading. The idea that snacking leads to weight gain is true if the snacks are chips and cookies; but not if the foods chosen are healthy, natural options. In fact, there are no quality studies to tie healthy snacking with weight gain.

Then there's the belief that sex helps dieters burn from 100 to 300 calories... which sadly is not true. In fact scientific measures of energy output from sex put the number at a far more modest 21 calories, about as much as a walk. The number of calories is for men only, giving no clue to the calorie burn for a woman.

What about regular breakfast eating... it prevents obesity, right? Wrong. Two studies saw no effect on weight when eating breakfast, and another suggested that the impact of eating this meal depended on if the subject was used to skipping breakfast or eating it.

Another weight loss no-no, we've been told, is setting overly ambitious weight loss goals, as these will lead to frustration and disappointment. The fact seems to be that some people actually do better with a challenging goal.

Also unsupported by research facts is the belief that small changes in your eating or exercise regimen lead to large, long-term changes in weight. The fact is the body adapts to these changes, so they won't have the same effect over time. The thinking is based on an oversimplified 3,500-calorie rule - adding or cutting that number of calories will change weight by a pound.



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Report Separates Fact From Fiction On Obesity Continued...

The report even takes aim at the idea that school gym classes are beneficial to weight. They found that such classes aren't long enough, often enough or intense enough to make much difference in a child's weight.

Perhaps most surprising is the finding that losing a lot of weight quickly isn't good for you long term. In fact, although some who lose this way do regain those pounds, those who drop a lot of weight at the start generally end up at a lower weight than those who lose smaller amounts over time.

Of note, the authors of the report have financial ties to either food and drink makers or weight loss product manufacturers; the mandatory disclosures that appear with the study fill a half page of fine print. This makes people wonder what the purpose of the work really is. Are the researchers trying to make drugs, meal replacement options and bariatric surgery more appealing to those struggling to lose weight?

To your good health,

Kirsten Whittaker
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Sources:
http://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory/sex-burn-calories-authors-exposeobesity-myths-18359192

Another new story on study:
http://www.policymic.com/articles/25191/3-obesity-myths-taken-down-by-prominent-scientists

ObeistyinAmerica.org info on obesity myths in the U.S.:
http://www.obesityinamerica.org/combatingObesity/myth-fact.cfm

Study abstract, The New England Journal of Medicine, 01.31.13:
http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMsa1208051















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