The Obesity Epidemic
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The Obesity Epidemic: Science, Morality and Ideology
By Michael Gard, Jan WrightSchutz and Maffeis' review of the literature finds that: Although hard evidence is lacking for reduced levels of energy expenditure as powerful etiologic factors in the development of obesity in children, most hypotheses do accept that ...
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The Obesity Epidemic: Science, Morality, and Ideology
By Michael Gard, Jan Wright( Shephard 1994 : 93 ) Epstein and Goldfield's review article concerning the role of physical activity in treating childhood overweight and obesity is similarly inconclusive : This review highlights the limited number of randomized ...
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The Obesity Epidemic: Science, Morality and Ideology
By Michael Gard, Jan WrightMaguire, J. and Mansfield, L. (1998) '“No-body's perfect”: women, aerobics, and the body beautiful', Sociology of Sport Journal 15, 2: 109–37. Mallam, K. M., Metcalf, B. S., Kirby, J., Voss, L. and Wilkin, T. J. (2003) 'Contribution of ...
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The Obesity Epidemic: Why a Social Justice Perspective Matters
By Monica M. TaylorThis book addresses the obesity epidemic from a political, economic and social perspective.
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The Obesity Epidemic: Why Diets and Exercise Don't Work—and What Does
By Robyn ToomathToomath shows how our modern world is making us fat. And while governments and individuals keep trying things that science shows do not work, she outlines what just might make a difference in ending the obesity epidemic.
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The Obesity Epidemic: What caused it? How can we stop it?
By Zoe HarcombeWhat if trying to eat less is making us fatter? What if everything we thought we knew about dieting is wrong? This is, in fact, the case. This book will de-bunk every diet myth there is and change the course of The Obesity Epidemic.
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The Obesity Epidemic: Why Diets and Exercise Don't Work—and What Does
By Robyn Toomath... Super-sized lies: why you can't trust promises by McDonald's'. Huffington Post, 9 October 2013, www.huffingtonpost.com/michele-simon/ supersized-lies_b_4064984.html. 30. Kelly D. Brownell. 'Thinking forward: the quicksand of appeasing ...