Obesity
Research results from S.P.A. Nicolai and co-authors update knowledge of obesity
Published in Obesity and Diabetes Week, July 6th, 2009
"Physical exercise is a well known method to lose fat mass. Due to shame of their appearance, bad general condition and social isolation, starting and continuing physical exercise tends to be problematic for obese adults. A supervised training program could be useful to overcome such negative factors. In this study we hypothesized that offering a supervised exercise program for obese adults would lead to greater benefits in body fat and total...
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