- Obesity Treatment for a 25-year-old Woman with Severe Scoliosis, Asthma, and Bronchiectasis
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Park HA, Kang JH, Jung JE, Park SH, Yoo SM, Choi SJ
- KMID: 1461031
- Korean J Obes.
- 2010 Mar;19(1):33-37.
Obesity is well known to induce or aggravate various chronic diseases and vise versa. This case report is about the clinical course of obesity treatment for an obese 25-year-old woman... -
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- The Evaluation of Obese Control Program in Elementary School
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Hong YH, Park JK, Lee DH
- KMID: 1461010
- Korean J Obes.
- 2010 Mar;19(1):9-15.
BACKGROUND: This study has intended to analysis of body physics, blood pressure and blood test which is of obese children attended to "obese control program" in elementary school and to... -
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- Tendency of Death Following Dietary Restriction and Exercise Interventions for Body Weight Control in Diet-induced Obese Mice
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Kim K, Lee W, Ahn N, Hong C, Kim S, Ko J
- KMID: 1461026
- Korean J Obes.
- 2010 Mar;19(1):24-32.
BACKGROUND: Diet-induced obese mice were used as subjects in the course of experimental trial involving weight control. Unusual results were obtained by application of obesity treatment methods as in dietary... -
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- The Effect of 16 Week Exercise Program on Abdominal Fat, Serum Lipids, Blood Glucose, and Blood Pressure in Obese Women
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Heo YH, Kim EJ, Seo HS, Kim SM, Choi KM, Hwang TG, Cho GJ, Park Y
- KMID: 1461011
- Korean J Obes.
- 2010 Mar;19(1):16-23.
BACKGROUND: Abdominal obesity has steadily increased due to reduction of basic metabolic rate, lack of exercise, excess intake, or hormonal changes in women. It is well recognized as an important... -
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- Omega-3 Index as a Risk Factor for Cardiovascular Disease and Its Application to Korean Population
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Park Y
- KMID: 1461009
- Korean J Obes.
- 2010 Mar;19(1):1-8.
Of all known dietary factors, long-chain omega-3 fatty acids (eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid) may be the most protective against death from cardiovascular disease. Evidence continues to accrue for benefits... -
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