This document discusses weight management and the factors that influence weight. It explains that weight is determined by the body's metabolic response to food intake, energy expenditure, and physiology. Weight gain occurs when energy consumed through food is greater than the energy expended through physical activity, while weight loss happens when energy expenditure is greater than energy consumption. Maintaining weight requires balancing energy intake from food with energy expended through the same level of physical exertion.
This document discusses weight management and the factors that influence weight. It explains that weight is determined by the body's metabolic response to food intake, energy expenditure, and physiology. Weight gain occurs when energy consumed through food is greater than the energy expended through physical activity, while weight loss happens when energy expenditure is greater than energy consumption. Maintaining weight requires balancing energy intake from food with energy expended through the same level of physical exertion.
This document discusses weight management and the factors that influence weight. It explains that weight is determined by the body's metabolic response to food intake, energy expenditure, and physiology. Weight gain occurs when energy consumed through food is greater than the energy expended through physical activity, while weight loss happens when energy expenditure is greater than energy consumption. Maintaining weight requires balancing energy intake from food with energy expended through the same level of physical exertion.
lifestyle diseases (obesity, diabetes, heart disease) PE10PFF- Ia-40 - Explain how to manage weight. YOUR WEIGHT IS A RESULT OF METABOLIC RESPONSES OF YOUR BODY TO YOUR FOOD INTAKE, ENERGY EXPENDITURE, AND PHYSIOLOGICAL . THE CONCEPTS OF WEIGHT GAIN AND WEIGHT LOSS ARE IMPORTANT IN IN WEIGHT MANAGEMENT. ENERGY EXPENDITURE- AMOUNT OF ENERGY YOU SPEND THROUGH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. ENERGY CONSUMPTION- AMOUNT OF ENERGY YOU TAKE IN THROUGH FOOD. WEIGHT GAIN= energy consumed is greater than energy expended = more food intake but less physical exertion
WEIGHT LOSS= energy consumed is less than energy expended
= more physical exertion but less food intake
WEIGHT MAINTENANCE= energy consumed equals energy expended