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19

th

International Conference on

Obesity, Healthcare - Nutrition & Fitness

March 18 - 19, 2019 | New York, USA

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JOURNAL OF OBESITY &WEIGHT LOSS THERAPY 2019, VOLUME: 4 | DOI: 10.4172/2165-7904-C2-092

KEYNOTE FORUM |

DAY 2

Obesity: Eat well,

eat healthy-Calorie

restriction and protein

diet-the stories behind

the scene

O

ne major etiology of

obesity is more intake

than expenditure, which ends

up with extra calorie. This

extra calorie transfers into

fat and deposits in our body

and organs. Thus we become

obese and co- morbidities

like non-alcoholic fatty liver

disease, obesity-induced lung

injury (OILI) come true. It

is critical to low weight and

prevent from rebound. Calorie

restriction remains as the king

of all interventions. Variety

types of calorie restriction

proved helpful. Each works

through different mechanism.

With calorie restriction, the

biggest challenge is inadequate

Cheryl Wang

Shengli Oilfield Central Hospital, China

nutrition. Protein diet has

pretty good weight loss

effect, yet without the worry

of nutrients deficiency. The

stories behind the scene are,

high protein induces satiety,

increases thermogenesis,

delays gastric emptying,

impacts free fat mass and

the pro-inflammation &

anti-inflammation, and levels

of appetite hormones. It is

critical for obese population

to eat well, eat healthy, with

a relatively restricted calorie,

well-balanced nutrients with

relatively high protein, more

vegetables and fibers while less

calorie-rich snacks/fast food/

beverage, and above all, live a

healthy meaningful life beyond

oneself.

Biography

Cheryl Wang, MD, PhD, has

expertise in diabetes, obesity,

endocrine and metabolic

disorders, positive attitude,

wound care, regenerative

medicine, sexuality, etc.

with many related articles

published.

dr.doc.cheryl@hotmail.com