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1. Overfed Yet Undernourished: Solving the paradox of overweight and nutritional deficiencies Keith-Thomas Ayoob, EdD, RD, FADA
Associate Clinical Professor
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Bronx, NY
Pennsylvania Dietetic Association
April 15, 2011
2. DEFINITIONS BMI 85% - 94%
= “overweight”
BMI > 95% = Obese BMI correlates with measures of body fatness. The CDC doesn’t acknowledge the term “obesity” in children – the word overweight may connote a milder degree of excess body fat. Children are either “overweight” or “at risk of overweight”.
Both measurements are based on the body mass index, which is gender-specific and available for children ages 2-20 years.
BMI correlates with measures of body fatness. The CDC doesn’t acknowledge the term “obesity” in children – the word overweight may connote a milder degree of excess body fat. Children are either “overweight” or “at risk of overweight”.
Both measurements are based on the body mass index, which is gender-specific and available for children ages 2-20 years.
3. BRAVE NEW WORLD “Childhood obesity is the #1 health problem in children” “Today’s kids will have shorter lives than their parents”