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Plan dietitian educator to help reduce child morbidity

Dorian Venable, M. Ed, RD, LD, CHES, NASM-CPT, ACE-FCI

Summary

A growing number of young people who are vulnerable to chronic diseases in our community. The identification of childhood obesity is vital to prevent these high risk of developing comorbidities, which are a multitude of chronic diseases. In the past, the social factors that lead to economic planning random were held responsible for poor performance nutrition and weight problems. Current research indicates that comorbidity is more complex and requires tools of prevention education to meet the obesogenic environments. A series of relevant prevention protocols requires each person to find: valid knowledge obesogenic disease, risk factors, and behavioral changes (16) (8) To identify childhood obesity, and not cosmetic problem is the first real way to prevent the early development of children. chronic diseases. The next step is to respond appropriately to child obesity as a critical point to prevent comorbidity, psychological and social barriers in the community (27). By implementing specific procedures to address various health disparities and help reduce the costs of health care in both rural and urban communities (16) (18). Comorbidities are connected directly to the morbidity and mortality of several aggressive. More than one person more overweight a risk factor for comorbidities. Comorbidity is composed of the most common and difficult-related hypertension, heart disease and diabetes mellitus. These three conditions are simultaneously developed at an early age and are harmful to health.

Keywords

comorbidity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, hypertension and obesity

prevalence of childhood obesity in the United States has increased significantly. Over the past two decades, the prevalence of adolescents exposed to the condition of obesity has tripled (23). In 1999, it was reported that childhood obesity will cost $ 7 million (28). Comorbidity was one of the main reasons contributing to the costs of medical care. When there is childhood obesity is a greater risk for developing many health problems and severe problems. These conditions include hypertension (HTN), coronary heart disease (CHD), non-insulin-dependent diabetes (NIDDM), dyslipidemia and certain cancers. Moreover, the most immediate concerns of childhood obesity are sleep apnea, slipped capital femoral epiphysis capita pseudotumor cerbri and polycystic ovary syndrome. In addition, in 1979-1999, as obesity rates have tripled, there have been cases of children reported more frequent disease of the gallbladder (28). There is great concern in the rate of childhood obesity because it begins in childhood and continues into adulthood. Obesity is more difficult to control because it greatly increases in the incidents (4). This contributes to the overall problem of obesity in all ages, leading to a total of one billion dollars a year directly to health care costs (18). When control of childhood obesity is important to identify the different aspects of comorbidity in order to provide a clear path to prevention (19).

comorbidity conscience begins to address the early stages before many chronic diseases become apparent. The first step is to raise awareness of the multitude of diseases obesogenic and all non-communicable diseases related to comorbidity (8). The second step is to recognize the importance of positive interpersonal behavioral choices and how they apply on a daily basis to avoid the morbidity of changes in the actual development (2).

The problem of comorbidity

Each condition is directly related to being overweight. There are various calculations and measurements to determine whether a person is at risk of overweight as a percentage of ideal body weight (% IBW), body mass index (BMI), waist-hip ratio (WHR), waist circumference, and skinfold measurements. However, the growth curve is the best physical assessment tools for children weighing to help measure their weight status category percentile rank (31). Figure 1 shows the status of different weight classes according to the percentile rank, which will help families understand the results of the physical growth curve. In the U.S., most kids today are above the 85th percentile for age (26). This indicates that the prevalence of children at risk for overweight

There are two reasons why a person could be a major risk factor of comorbidity. The first is a longer period to remain overweight. The second reason relates to the amount of extra weight to the person accumulated over a period of time. Both reasons lead to negative situations that are preventable risk factors. These negative aspects of comorbidity consisting of common experiences and difficult, such as hypertension, heart disease and NIDDM.

HTN established when blood pressure remains high in consistently high levels of 140/90 mmHg or more. This condition may increase the risk of heart disease and stroke. The harmful effects of stress strong pressure on small arteries and make blood vessels in the rough. These arteries (arterioles) become less elastic and thicker than the LDL accumulates as a result of atherosclerosis, leading to primary hypertension. (A) (32).

related cause of CHD is atherosclerosis, a disease of plaque building up on artery walls. Artery walls become hard and thickened over time. Formation of plaque that causes blood clots and reduces the circulation of blood flow. After the blood clot breaks off and begins to flow, a dangerous condition known as stroke. When the piston reaches the brain, it causes a blockage and a thrombus occurs. There is an obstruction in the head, which contributes to the development of ischemic stroke. On the other hand, a hemorrhagic stroke is caused by an aneurysm, which ruptured a blood vessel in the brain of a state of weakness (6).

NIDDM, also known as Type 2 diabetes is one of the major chronic diseases among Americans (20). Adolescents who are diagnosed with type makeup 45% of reported cases (28). NIDDM is a chronic disease that usually occurs in middle-aged adults and older. This condition affects the age groups younger every year. Patients with NIDDM are unable to absorb glucose and effectively use insulin. This condition is caused by fatty tissue that blocks the high efficiency of insulin. The American Diabetes Association (ADA) recommends a diet that allows glucose control serum (BGS) and the condition of a person’s weight. 90% of all insulin resistance with an experience of diabetes (17). This disease causes glucose to enter cells at a slower pace. When insulin is present in the blood glucose in the liver and converted to triglycerides for storage in adipose tissue (fat cells). This action causes chronic extra weight gain. Therefore, it is important that all diabetic diets incorporating low fat and cholesterol dense foods (22).

uncontrolled diabetes are hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia. These are conditions in which BGS is above or below the normal. Patients with risk of hyperglycemia nonketotic hyperosmolar hyperglycemia extreme (HHNK). It is a condition that occurs when the BGS is greater than 600 mg / dl. In addition, uncontrolled diabetes promotes multiple risk factors for chronic diseases such as microvascular and macrovascular disease. Macrovascular disease include cardiovascular complications such as coronary heart disease (CHD). Microvascular complications of the disease consist of organs, such as optic atrophy (retinopathy), atrophy of the nervous system (neuropathy), and atrophy of the kidneys (nephropathy) (17) (3).

documented cases of children aged between five and seven show the ability to increase the number of fat cells rapidly in this period of time, known as advance the development of hyperplasia (21). In a related study, girls were observed and documented to be at risk of being overweight at five years, and had a tendency to remain overweight. They are also subject to fad diets based on their own initiative that produced an increase in weight gain. Girls who are at risk of puberty, obesity, early overweight and rapid weight gain experience (15). Due to increased need for adequate food intake, the Secretary U. S. of Agriculture and Health and Social Services introduced the Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2005. This will help improve the dietary intake of children to help manage the problems of weight and serum lipids in the blood. irregular blood serum lipids

are provided by the possible influences and the growing challenges of obesity and hyperplasia hypertrophy. Hyperplastic obesity is increasing the number of fat cells. Hypertrophy is an increase in the size of fat cells. These are biological factors that contribute to visceral fat and lipid bilayer.

It is vital to help initiate the breakdown of obesogenic environments built to help prevent hyperinsulinemia, hypercholesterolemia, and training and development of leptinemia comorbidities (27).

Hyperinsulinmia

is another possibility that children face when they are overweight or obese. This type of metabolic complication provides an excess of insulin in response to glucose. It is due to the abundance of fat cells interfering <-! NextPage -> with the transfer of insulin to glucose. This puts the person at risk for insulin resistance, which is also known as NIDDM (27). In the mid-1990s, there were several new cases of adolescents diagnosed with type (26). These new cases contribute to the alarming statistics on children who are exposed to conditions of hyperinsulinemia.

Hypercholesterolemia is a form of dyslipidemia in which high levels of LDL-cholesterol concentration is apparently chronic. Cross-sectional data indicate a strong correlation between cardiovascular disease (CVD) and high cholesterol. Another strong association of hypercholesterolemia in the development of children with obesity, which increases the risk factors for CVD. When the child is at risk of cardiovascular disease increased significantly teenager. By the time they reach adulthood of heart disease becomes a dominant factor for morbidity and premature mortality (29).

leptinemia occurs when fat cells become denser in the body. Which acts as a hormone (chemical messenger) that the effects proper regulation of the energy body more efficient at storing calories and less efficient in burning calories. Previous research suggests that high levels of fat in women is, therefore, the highest risks of concentration of leptin are found in women than in men (31).

Review of the literature

A period of twenty years of research and observation have shown drastic socio-economic environment of the people moving into new areas. An example of this is when a person moves to another location without closing the positive social influences and routines, making the activities of the nutrition and health of the person to become much more difficult (23). This is known as an environment conducive to obesity, which is due to the complexity of socio-economic factors such as community, family, school, peers and the media that influence our quality of daily nutritional intake and positive activity (20). Building very positive socio-economic processes is vital to overcome an environment conducive to obesity built. Early prevention will reduce multiple physical complaints that come from obesity, which affects the costs of health care (8). However, there are plenty of psychosocial consequences of obesity, such as indirect costs and long-term effects, which are more difficult to evaluate (23). Some health professionals are faced with childhood obesity, bariatric surgery liposurgery provide procedures which are acute are not designed for long-term results (7) (24).

A comprehensive national nutrition survey was used to analyze the feeding habits of young children. It was identified that parents are in need to be more educated so they can provide a balanced meal for their children. The study found a significant number of children of all ages who have a balanced diet and moderate line. Recent statistics indicate that the lack of parental supervision contributed nutritionally relevant to childhood obesity. Three decades ago, 5% of children aged four 58 were overweight in 2002 (5). This number has more than doubled, resulting in 10.4% of young children being overweight. Another study found that 16% of adolescents who are twelve nineteen year-old adolescents are overweight and 50% to 77% of the intention of becoming overweight adults (30).

The lack of recent increases in obesity rates indicates genetics is not the lead. A nutritional survey nationwide reported negative outcomes for children who do not meet the Food Guide Pyramid and Dietary Guidelines for Americans (15). The promotion of nutritional values ​​that help build a solid foundation of nutrition for children and adolescents (12). Research indicates that children with a family history of cardiovascular disease eat the same means cholesterol and total fat intake than other children. However, all children in the study consumed more total fat and cholesterol in their natural diet of 80 grams per day (13). An increased intake of cholesterol and total fat in children has been helped to reduce levels of parental education (14). Over 60% of children and adolescents have poor eating habits to consume high amounts of fat, especially saturated fats (28).

When using nutritional strategies are six basic steps. The first step is to build solid models of food for meals and snacks. The second step is to focus on portion control. The third step is to control food choices to improve the quality of food intake. The fourth step is to eat less fat and fewer amounts of fried foods (14). Step five is to provide early prevention by building strong relationships of parent-child feeding, which may influence eating habits later (18). Sixth step is the construction of the first positive childhood food preferences, allowing long-term effects on food choices in the future (25).

World Health Organization (WHO) recommends and encourages high-fiber food items as part of the strategy of a healthy weight (20). One objective of Healthy People 2001 is composed of a person age two and older who consume six servings of all types of grain products a day, after (11). 39% of children in the U.S. consume enough fiber (28). In 2003, 22% of students in the United States consisting of at least 5 or more servings of fruits and vegetables into your routine food (28). A good source of fiber are whole grain foods, which can make a significant reduction in risk of NIDDM, coronary heart disease and some cancers.

Epidemiological data indicate

integral helps control levels of blood cholesterol and improves mortality rates (11). The second part of the strategy for healthy weight management is to avoid foods high in calories and fat. It is essential to prevent the use of any agent as obesogenic dense calorie soft drinks or liquid-based compound (20). It is also important to avoid foods with high glycemic index mixed with fat, such as French fries and other food vending machines. Most children and adolescents consume calories from 18% to 20% of the total added sugar intake (28). A healthy drink to consume on a daily basis is milk. However, only 17% of American students consumed three glasses of milk or more daily activities (28). Good nutrition helps children and adolescents to prevent chronic diseases and improve the growth and health (16). A family member is capable of recording on the MyPyramid website to learn about the individual needs of each child to help prevent poor food choices and increase your consumption of healthy foods. However, if families do not have Internet access could use the traditional food pyramid to make sure your child receives adequate daily rations as in Figure 2.

Another important aspect is physical activity such as exercise, recreation, leisure and sports trips planned. However, children today spend more time in physical activities are not stand comparison with other children in the past (28). This represents over 75% of all children in the United States receive only twenty minutes or less intense physical activity ever week. Wolf et al documented an inverse relationship between increased BMI and decreased activity levels in girls between the ages of five to twelve years of age (9).

As a result, after-school programs, daycare and school physical education have become more focused on quality of physical activity (28).

There are four basic steps to identify children in the strategy of physics. The first step is to find physical activities fun, like after school sports, biking or jogging the neighborhood, and family games outside that might attract children. The second step is to limit fixed activities such as watching television, playing video games, or any other activity involving electronic devices. The third step is to find activities that are safe and a good time to avoid injury and increase compliance (20). The last step is to follow the pyramid for the year. It consists of life activities, aerobics, active sports and active leisure, flexibility and muscular fitness exercises and avoid sedentary activities, all of which help increase healthy life of a child as shown in Figure 3 (28).

Conclusion

The prevalence of childhood obesity in the United States has steadily increased, and contribute to adult obesity. Genetic susceptibility, environmental factors, interpersonal and behavioral choices are complex and interrelated factors of life forms of pediatric obesity (2). Crowds of several long-term nutritional health education can help reduce the number of children who are ill prepared and need medical care. Reinforce positive changes in lifestyle will help prevent the development of the types of comorbid conditions. In providing better prevention through dietary guidelines and physical lifestyle are inevitable for the children to respect and help prevent the cycle of obesity.

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Health and Nutrition Guide to keep your child healthy

Being a parent is responsible for taking their time to focus on health and nutrition of children . No matter how the bust is in their daily work, ensure that the health of their adorable children who are not affected because of their negligence. Issues such as childhood obesity , diabetes, etc., are frequently found in children today. You must play its role as a parent to avoid such problems in life.

What do parents?

Been a parent is easy, but the management of fatherhood is a difficult task. Moreover, due to lack of time. However, it is always advisable to consider the health of their children above anything else. Here are some easy tips every day, you can add to the life of their routine childhood to be much happier and healthier to live

The habit of regular, healthy breakfast

]]> Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and prevent many children who follow. Your life starts from the breakfast in the morning to be taken in the routine. Make sure your children breakfast, but a healthy breakfast. It refers to the large amount of carbohydrates, which can be found in the toast, cereal, fruit or yogurt.

Variety is the spice of life

any age group, children or adults, all different, as in food. What you need to confirm is that the variety is added to meals for their children is totally nutritious and healthy. Make sure that the food varieties are rich in vitamins and minerals to maintain good health.

Carbohydrates play an important role

carbohydrates are cereals, rice, pasta, bread, etc. covers half the calories of energy required by the body. Therefore, it should be there in common foods.

fruits and vegetables with a meal or a snack

As always observed, regular consumption of fruits and vegetables is more energy efficient for very children. Encourage your child to eat these foods at about 4-5 times a day. Avoid

fat good for the health of your child

highly saturated foods such as butter, fried meats, cakes and pastries are always delicious, but completely healthy for the fitness of your child. Make sure that only offer a limited amount of high-fat foods to balance your diet, if your son.

Encourage your child to have a large amount of water

periodic health reports that a child needs at least 5 glasses water every day. This prevents his / her body was dehydrated. Get used to your child regularly to follow this strategy for a healthy life.

tried to adhere to the advice and let their children live in king size. You can also have the study guide for good nutrition and health for children.

paid and health benefits for child nutrition

be a father is easy, but managing the health of their children is a difficult task. Basic Boat comes with many responsibilities and health and nutrition of children is above all. Therefore, you should be aware of your child’s health a priority.

A child is not aware of their successes and mistakes. You must guide him / her for it. Here are some key points that must be fixed in the mind of his son to allow him to stay healthy and fit

1.Firstly, make sure to offer a total standard diet nutrition for their children. Every child needs a specific contribution of the variety of foods to stay healthy. Be sure to join the food table that belongs to his / age. In fact, there are plenty of guides for nutrition and health , who is aware of the importance of feeding / 2.Prefer> give your child lean meats.

3.Coming dairy your child to get used to whole milk at least until he / she is three years. regular and adequate intake of dairy products ensures that the daily diet is achieved for their children.

the age of your child 4.At his / her interest to increase consumption of fruits and vegetables . Starchy vegetables, whole grains and other refined grains provide a lot of nutrition for your child. Diet for children varies from three to four years. Make sure you have a good amount of fruits and vegetables in your diet. Sometimes you may need to take care of your child develop your / their interests, but it is worth your health.

5.Proper protein intake is also important for feeding your child. In proteins, prefer to use more fish and beans. Omega 3 in fish is very healthy and good cholesterol provides your child. Poultry is also considered high in protein, compared with beef and pork. If you serve beef to her son, choose the leanest cuts with a contribution of fat to control your child.

Products for Health and Nutrition come in a huge variety. Variety of foods served as his son rather than remain single. With the variety of taste, a child will develop a lot of interest in all foods. The most important thing ever going to force feed your child. That hunger for him to love what he eats. There is a natural clock, installed in all children, who says he / she has time to eat.

adequate nutrition for children’s health

course having children is the best gift anyone can have, taking care of them is a full-time job. And of course he would not mind a good job as long as they are experts with him. A healthy child grows healthy and nutritious food, and that’s something you can control. But unfortunately, this is an issue facing many parents: good nutrition for my child! Although the results show that children consume 25% of their calories from junk food, your child may one of them. chips, soft drinks, biscuits, hot dogs and sweets are something all children love and are often addicted to it, but the food is good for your child?

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problems child’s behavior can be improved with better food

When you have children there are so many different things you need to remember and ensure they have proper nutrition is one of them. This is not only essential to ensure they are healthy and fit, but has also been shown to improve behavior.

Most children

behavior problems were related to poor nutrition and the environment in which we live today. You can help your kids become better people with positive discipline for children and a good healthy diet.

It is important that you realize that what your child eats has an impact on the behavior of his right through your life, you find that some children have learning problems, while others may become more aggressive. Positive parenting can solve these problems, make sure you know exactly what your child eats and what foods are causing this behavior.

The child’s brain is a very delicate in the early years they try to learn as many as possible. If you receive the correct diet and foods that promote this learning is beneficial for them.

There are certain foods that can help promote brain development and learning ability of your child increase.

Positive Parenting is to ensure that their children receive the best possible outcomes, this can be achieved through positive discipline for children and a good lifestyle.

You can do research that is essential food for their children with special needs and will help in their daily learning.

If you are unsure, then you can start to encourage them to eat lots of fruits and vegetables but also the water is good for you. The best thing is to ensure that feeding their children do not have excess fat or sugar and have a negative effect on your energy level. There are certain food groups that will be bad for your child and can cause behavioral problems of the child, you should try to eliminate them from feeding your child. If you do this and see an improvement, then you know that food has been causing problems.

artificial colors and preservatives, processed foods and sugar are the main issues of food have been linked to bad behavior. You should try to eliminate them from feeding your child and if I can not stop completely, then, if possible, the better the dish. You must also ensure that the whole family is following the new healthy diet.

Your children are influenced by deo, so that when your child foster positive benefits because of it. If you and the rest of the family is eating, your child will not be expected for different foods.

You’re cooking for her son and buy food, so if you make sure you buy only healthy foods and eating them. Remember that you help your child become an adult beautiful well balanced without behavior problems at all.

nutrition has a big effect on your oral health
Everyone learns at an early age

– usually within the first few degrees or levels of primary school – there is a significant relationship between nutrition and what we eat and our oral health and dental. But not everyone knows much about the link between our diets and teeth – a concept beyond the obvious need to brush your teeth after meals to prevent diseases caused by food debris that remains trapped in the mouth. But nutrition – including a healthy diet – plays a central role in our oral health

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This is because the teeth, for example, need to be fed. They consist of elements such as calcium, which most people drinking milk or eating other dairy products. You can also get calcium from other sources, including vitamins and minerals daily dose levels. The teeth also need other nutrients like iron, protein and amino acids, too. Although these do not seem to be part of the structure of the tooth enamel and bone covered, which are essential for the construction of things like blood and tissues. Inside each tooth, after all, is a nucleus pulposus and a root that supplies blood to the tooth and keeps it healthy. If the blood is deficient or fleshy tissue of the channel area or surrounding gum is not healthy and strong, which naturally leads the teeth of the poor, more infections and a greater need for extra visits the dentist.

But to maintain oral health through good nutrition is not a difficult thing to do, and may be a simpler and more automatic to take care of our teeth and prevent cavities and infections. Ask your dentist to recommend a basic diet that includes the type of nutritional content required to keep your teeth and gums in good condition and remain free of disease. Do not be surprised or disappointed, however, if he or she tells you that you have to reduce their consumption of junk food appeal. This is due to things such as sugar can have an adverse impact on the teeth. And keep in mind that food can taste good, but it lacks the raw material of a very healthy diet – that many types of dessert or snack foods or fast food – we can fill, but contributes little to our bodies in real terms useful nutrition. This means that kills the appetite for good food, while depriving our bodies – and the teeth and gums – the essential ingredients necessary for good oral health. So you might have to cut some of the lower types of food such as candy and soft drinks and replace them with fruits, vegetables and other foods that really and truly contribute appropriately to the overall health and recovery shaped -. Including oral health />
It may take a little practice this means that if you need to make dramatic changes in the largest or the form of food, and it's never fun. But the trip to your dentist for a tooth extraction or filling is not exactly fun either. Thus, reducing somewhat the pleasure of eating food as normal, replace the food delicious, but a healthy diet rich, and at the same time as cutting her fear of dental care. It's a good thing, and it is a change of lifestyle or to update some of the food.