Expert Answer -- Childhood Obesity

Author: Wan Yanping, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: Use one mailing label to comprehensively understand the condition, invite authoritative experts, and provide multi-faceted care for health. If you are ill, follow the advice in the book. With the progress of society and the rapid development of the economy, simple obesity has become a chronic metabolic disease. Obesity, in addition to making patients' lives, studies, and work inconvenient due to a bulky physique, can also lead to serious cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, lipid metabolism disorders, fatty liver, endocrine disorders, and bone and joint diseases, all of which directly affect the patient's quality of life and may even endanger their life. Many experts at home and abroad have found that childhood and adolescent obesity is closely related to adult obesity and is a high-risk factor for adult obesity. It also carries many chronic metabolic diseases. Therefore, preventing and treating childhood and adolescent obesity is of great significance for improving human health. This article is based on a large number of the latest domestic and international materials and the author's 8 years of clinical experience. It not only explains certain issues theoretically but also presents many objective data, making it highly persuasive and easy for readers to understand.