Psychology--The Phisiology of Obesity

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Natalie, Eunyoung, John, A ube -The Physiolog y of Obesity -Aerobic Exerc ises -Biofeedback

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Natalie, Eunyoung, John, Aube

-The Physiology of Obesity

-Aerobic Exercises

-Biofeedback

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Studies of twins and adopted children showed that overweight is at least in part an inherited trait.

Genes influence body weight. Ex: some people have more fat cells and larger fat cells than others

Individuals have different resting metabolic rates

The Physiology of Obesity

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The Physiology of Obesity• Environmental factors, such as frequently eating high

calorie foods and living a sedentary life can cause obesity

• However, genes mostly determine why one man is heavier than another, but environment mostly determines why the same man is heavier than his grandfather was at same age

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Aerobic ExerciseAerobic Exercise is sustained exercise that increases heart

and lung fitness.

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What are the advantages of aerobics?

• Exercise reduces depression and anxiety and is a useful adjunct to antidepressant drugs and psychotherapy.

• Increase warmth ,body arousal ,muscle relaxation and sounder sleep

• Strengthens the heart, increases blood flow, keeps vessels open and lower blood pressure reaction to stress

• Occasional exercise reduced the risk of death by 29% and daily conditioning exercise reduced death risk by 43%!!

• Moderate exercise adds two years to your expected life!

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Why ??• According to the genius scientists, exerci

se will orders up mood-boosting chemicals from our body’s internal pharmacy.

• It modest enhances cognitive abilities such as memory.

• It also promotes the growth of new brain cells in mice that exercise daily on running-wheel regimen.

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• A system for electronically recording, amplifying, and feeding back information regarding a subtle physiological state, such as blood pressure or muscle tension.

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• Allows one to gain information about their bodily responses.• E.g. Headaches (frowning) • The patients can use the information to try to command some physical responses.•As time passes, researchers believe less in Biofeedback.