Yo-yo dieting may raise women's heart disease risk
Yo-yo dieting-weight cycling, or the cyclical loss and gain of weight- can make it harder for women to control a variety of heart disease risk factors, according to a research.
The study found in case of women losing at least 10 pounds and regaining the weight within a year could be detrimental to heart health.
Besides achieving a healthy weight, maintaining a consistent body weight is important for lowering heart disease risks.
Earlier research showed similar results in men, with those who weight-cycled having twice the risk of cardiovascular death in middle age.
Achieving a healthy weight is generally recommended as heart healthy but maintaining weight loss is difficult and fluctuations in weight may make it harder to achieve ideal cardiovascular health, said a Prof.
For the study, the team examined 485 women ( average age 37 years, average body mass index 26, in the overweight range.
Women reported how many times ( other than during pregnancies) they had lost at least 10 pounds only to regain the weight within a year.
Most women ( 73 %) reported at least one episode of yo-yo weight loss, with a range of zero- 20 episodes.
They were assessed according to cardiologist's measure- of how well people control major heart disease risk factors, including body mass index, cholesterol, blood pressure, blood sugar, smoking, physical activity and diet.
The more episodes of weight cycling women reported, the poorer they scored in the measurement chart according to researchers.
The study found in case of women losing at least 10 pounds and regaining the weight within a year could be detrimental to heart health.
Besides achieving a healthy weight, maintaining a consistent body weight is important for lowering heart disease risks.
Earlier research showed similar results in men, with those who weight-cycled having twice the risk of cardiovascular death in middle age.
Achieving a healthy weight is generally recommended as heart healthy but maintaining weight loss is difficult and fluctuations in weight may make it harder to achieve ideal cardiovascular health, said a Prof.
For the study, the team examined 485 women ( average age 37 years, average body mass index 26, in the overweight range.
Women reported how many times ( other than during pregnancies) they had lost at least 10 pounds only to regain the weight within a year.
Most women ( 73 %) reported at least one episode of yo-yo weight loss, with a range of zero- 20 episodes.
They were assessed according to cardiologist's measure- of how well people control major heart disease risk factors, including body mass index, cholesterol, blood pressure, blood sugar, smoking, physical activity and diet.
The more episodes of weight cycling women reported, the poorer they scored in the measurement chart according to researchers.
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Yo-yo dieting -- weight
cycling, or the cyclical loss and gain of weight -- can make it harder
for women to control a variety of heart disease risk factors, according
to a research.
The study found in case of women losing at least 10 pounds and regaining
the weight within a year could be detrimental to heart heath.
Besides achieving a healthy weight, maintaining a consistent body weight
is important for lowering heart disease risks.
Earlier research showed similar results in men, with those who
weight-cycled having twice the risk of cardiovascular death in middle
age.
https://www.thehansindia.com/life-style/yo-yo-dieting-may-raise-womens-heart-disease-risk-511062
https://www.thehansindia.com/life-style/yo-yo-dieting-may-raise-womens-heart-disease-risk-511062
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