The Center For Childhood Obesity Research (CCOR)

The obesity analysis, by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, was based on data from 11.6 million children age 2 to 4. The survey group included children eligible for federally funded programs of maternal and child health and nutrition, such as the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children, known as the WIC program. The interest in finding an easy way to lose fast has skyroketed among frustrated dieters over the last years. Millions of experienced dieters have learned that a successful loss in wain can hardly ever be maintained and usually fades away almost as quickly has it was acieved.

The Twelve Pillars® model is an etiological framework for obesity that defines and describes the complex interchange of shifting factors impacting individuals and populations. Our services and public outreach campaigns seek to clearly define the obesity problem space according to the Twelve Pillars®. Obesity PPM will make the underlying Twelve Pillars® obesity research tool, assessment instrument, and data model commercially available in the third quarter of 2013. An obesity medicine physician is a physician with expertise in the sub-specialty of obesity medicine. This sub-specialty requires competency in and a thorough understanding of the treatment of obesity and the genetic, biologic, environmental, social, and behavioral factors that contribute to obesity.

Its primary objective is to instill healthy lifestyle habits that will hopefully last a lifetime, significantly reduce obesity risk factors and enhance interest in personal health, movement related activities and sports. Thirty-two elementary schools have served as a pilot for this program within the last year. The ASF Foundation has thus far invested over $800,000 in providing Wee Can Fight Obesity SM systems and professional assistance to 243 schools and 38 Senior Centers participating in the program. Obesity prevalence remains high and thus it is important tocontinue surveillance," wrote the researchers, led by Dr. Cynthia Ogden, anepidemiologist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta.

Fast food causes obesity, which is the main reason making children more prone to illnesses, some of them being irreversible. As a result of obesity these children naturally get tired before the normal kids which makes them to stay at home and to perform less physical activities. Child obesity also develops inferiority complex in the children that aggravates the problem of obesity. What is the solution to stop all this? You can't simply stop the kids from having the fast food items. What you can do is to explain the kids about the harmful effect of pizzas and burgers in the long run.