Obesity
Definition
Incidence
Risk Factors
Evaluation
body mass index
waist measurement
Treatment
diet
counting calories
fad diets
fat substitutes
low fat diet
drugs
diethylpropion
orlistat
phendimetrazine
phentermine
sibutramine
exercise
goal setting
specialist
surgery
Home Care
healthy diet
taking control
warning signs
Outlook
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Obesity Treatment
Treatment for obesity includes:
Weight loss
program
Weight loss
support group
High fiber diet
Low fat diet
Regular exercise
program
Behavioral therapy for obesity
Medications for obesity:
Orlistat
(
Xenical
)
Sibutramine
(
Meridia
)
Food fat substitutes:
Olestra (Olean)
Surgery for obesity:
For severe obesity
Obesity clinical trials
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Obesity Treatment: Diet
Related Topics:
An exercise program
Exercise
Men's health
Obesity in children
Type 2 diabetes
Women's health
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Last Updated: Nov 13, 2007
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;
John H. Beckett, MD
;
D. Scott Gettings, MD
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