{"id":9097,"date":"2021-07-13T10:22:56","date_gmt":"2021-07-13T08:22:56","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.wannabewondergirl.it\/?p=9097"},"modified":"2021-07-13T10:22:56","modified_gmt":"2021-07-13T08:22:56","slug":"un-messaggio-per-i-professionisti-sanitari-gli-amministratori-e-i-professionisti-che-si-occupano-della-prevenzione-e-del-trattamento-dell-obesita","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dietistamariachiaraspinelli.com\/index.php\/2021\/07\/13\/un-messaggio-per-i-professionisti-sanitari-gli-amministratori-e-i-professionisti-che-si-occupano-della-prevenzione-e-del-trattamento-dell-obesita\/","title":{"rendered":"Un messaggio per i professionisti sanitari, gli amministratori e i professionisti che si occupano della prevenzione e del trattamento dell’ obesit\u00e0"},"content":{"rendered":"

This Article is an indipendent translation from an Excerpt from Health at Every Size: The Surprising Truth About Your Weight \u00a9 2010 by Linda Bacon. May be freely distributed, provided that it remains in its entirety and this copyright message appears. More info at www.HAESbook.com.<\/sup>
Questo articolo \u00e8 una traduzione indipendente da un estratto da Health at Every Size: The Surprising Truth About Your Weight \u00a9 2010 di Linda Bacon. Pu\u00f2 essere distribuito liberamente, a condizione che rimanga nella sua interezza e appaia questo messaggio di copyright. Maggiori informazioni su www.HAESbook.com<\/sup><\/p>

Si dice che l’obesit\u00e0 abbia raggiunto proporzioni epidemiche, ponendosi in modo drastico, minacciando la salute pubblica, aumentando la morbilit\u00e0, mortalit\u00e0 e i costi della sanit\u00e0 pubblica e provocando la diminuzione della qualit\u00e0 della vita.
Queste preoccupazioni hanno ha generato sforzi per la prevenzione e il trattamento dell’obesit\u00e0 da parte di molti persone intenzionate e premurose.
Tuttavia, la ricerca scientifica mostra che queste convinzioni comuni semplicemente non sono in accordo con le evidenze scientifiche.
Ad esempio, decine di studi indicano che il peso non influisce negativamente sulla longevit\u00e0 per il la stragrande maggioranza delle persone, e meno di una manciata di studi suggerisce altrimenti.
Nello specifico quando fattori come attivit\u00e0, alimentazione, dieta, la storia di weight cycling (effetto yo-yo)<\/em> del peso corporeo e lo stato socioeconomico sono presi in considerazione, la relazione tra il peso corporeo e malattia scompare o \u00e8 significativamente ridotto.<\/p>

Gli studi dimostrano anche che le misure di salvaguardia biologiche prevengono la maggior parte delle persone dal mantenere la perdita di peso, nonostante una dieta vigile ed esercizio fisico.<\/p>

Sbandierare preoccupazioni sull’obesit\u00e0 e ammonire le persone a perdere il peso non \u00e8 solo fuorviante, ma addirittura dannoso<\/strong>.<\/p>

Porta a ripetuti cicli di perdita e recupero di peso, alla preoccupazione per il cibo e il corpo, odio di s\u00e9, disturbi alimentari, discriminazione del peso e diminuzione della salute complessiva.
Pochi di noi sono in pace con il proprio corpo, a causa del grasso corporeo o perch\u00e9 temiamo di ingrassare.
Ogni volta che il problema \u00e8 identificato con il peso, il trattamento (Cercare di controllare il peso corporeo) porta con s\u00e9 importanti effetti collaterali, per quanto non intenzionali possano essere.
Questo \u00e8 un importante punto di svolta nella storia.<\/p>

La gerarchia delle evidenze prevale chiaramente sulle ipotesi del paradigma attuale. Io ti esorto: sii parte della soluzione, non del problema. La societ\u00e0 dei prezzi paga quando non ti metti alla prova \u00e8 troppo alto.
Esiste un’alternativa compassionevole<\/strong> e basata sull’evidenza<\/strong> alla guerra sull’obesit\u00e0.
Si chiama \u201cHealth at every size\u201d (salute ad ogni dimensione).
Si tratta di cambiare il tuo focus dal peso alla salute e supportare i tuoi pazienti nel fare lo stesso. Tutti possono trarre beneficio da comportamenti di buona salute.<\/p>

Per approfondire :<\/h3>

– Health at every size, the surprising truth about your weight; Lindo Bacon PhD<\/p>

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