1987Nutrition TodayRequires access

Obesity and Weight Control

Kelly D. Brownell

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Abstract

There may be different “obesities” with different etiologies, characteristics and indications for treatment. The dangers of dieting must be balanced against the potential benefits, and if dieting is undertaken, a comprehensive program based on new principles offers the best hope for success.

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There may be different “obesities” with different etiologies, characteristics and indications for treatment. The dangers of dieting must be balanced against the potential benefits, and if dieting is undertaken, a comprehensive program based on new principles offers the best hope for success.

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There may be different “obesities” with different etiologies, characteristics and indications for treatment. The dangers of dieting must be balanced against the potential benefits, and if dieting is undertaken, a comprehensive program based on new principles offers the best hope for success.

Key concepts: Dieting, Weight control, Obesity, Weight loss, Medicine, Control (management), Etiology, Body weight

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