21 Things You Should Know About The Changing Signs & Times Of Obesity & Weight-Loss
By Natalie Pyles
Obesity increasing in industrialized nations
One billion people globally are considered overweight
When you take people from a rural area and put them in an urban area obesity levels go up
It seems the start of the current obesity epidemic was 500 years ago during the European colonization
On a global scale we've become so reliant on technology…everything is done for us
The industrial revolution changed the world
The ancient genome which was protective has become a liability
BMI doesn't take body composition into consideration
We can't just look at BMI by itself
Fat localized to the belly region is implicated in a cascade of metabolic diseases
Its possible to not be obese on the BMI scale or even body composition measures, yet if the concentration of body fat is located in the belly region accompanied by habits that are contraindicated to health we could be predisposed to health risks
People can carry body fat and still be healthy
The weight loss agenda
Calories in vs. calories out
Making small changes we can live with
People who are upright and gravity bearing can lower body weight and improve their health
The tread-desk improved entire metabolic profile
Does the media contribute to or help the obesity problem?
The secret is there is no secret
As a fitness professional I am an educator
Re-educate and re-frame
About the Author:
Natalie Pyles is the owner & CEO of Fitness Elements & Associates LLC. She is a Fitness & Nutritional Expert, Wellness Coach, Author, & Speaker. Her website is WWW.MyfitnessElements.com. You can call her for a FREE Consultation at 1-800-681-9894!