Nutrition management for patients with obesity and metabolic syndrome

Obesity is a chronic disease, and its prevalence has increased like an epidemic during the past four decades around the world. The number of obese people reaches half a billion people (body mass index BMI ≥ 30 kg / m2), which is equivalent to 42.8% of those in middle age. Obesity is a disease Multiple factors increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, or even cancer. Therefore, we bring you in this section about the most important developments in metabolism and obesity disorders.

• Explain the basics and types of nutritional supplements.
• Identify the basics concepts of nutritional management
• Clarify the nutritional system for different diseases and food resources for each one
• Recognize the proper nutritional system for the most common disease and how to apply it.
• Illustrate the diet system and nutritional supplements for the different categories (pregnant, obesity...etc )
• Identify the types of food allergies, their causes, and how to build a proper diet program for each one.
• Illustrate the common metabolic disorders and diseases from a nutritional aspect and the proper approach for each one.
• Describe how to calculate carbohydrates and built a good program for the specific patient (Kidney disease, DM...etc)
• Explain how to provide a consultation and education session with the patient in the clinic.
• Explain the relationship of food to mood and stress
• Learn about the different types of diets

By the end of this event, the participants will be able to:

• Recognize the basics of nutrition and metabolic syndrome and disorders
• Identify how to use proper management approach from nutritional aspect for different disease and disorders
• Illustrate the proper way to educate the patient in the clinic depending on the disease or disorders

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