KIN 100 Lecture 33: KIN100 Class 33
23 May 2016
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Kin100 lecture 33 more chronic diseases prevention & management. It is a condition that is getting worse among generations in the united states. Some people can be asymptomatic whereas they are obese but have no symptoms. Most sports players may fall in the pre-obese or obese category: this is mainly because bmi, the scale factor, does not account for lean muscle mass. Intra-abdominal fat: stored around the organs of the torso, increases risk for chronic disease. Lower body fat: stored in hips and thighs, does not increase chronic disease risk. There is apple shape and pear shape. Causes of obesity: theories: caloric imbalance, caloric intake and energy expenditure, stress hormone imbalance, recovery and. Anatomic and physiologic changes associated with overweight and obesity. Effects of excess weight on the cardiovascular system: increases the heart"s workload, increases blood pressure, promotes dyslipidemia, interferes with circulation, promotes development of varicose veins. Effects of excess weight on the musculoskeletal system o.
