Less 1 |
Introduction |
Less 2 |
Topic 1. Obesity; 1.1 Classifying |
Less 3 |
1.2 Factors which affect obesity; 1.3 Causes; 1.4 Diet-therapy treatment |
Less 4 |
Topic 2. Evaluating the Nutritional State; 2.1 Indicators; 2.2 Weight |
Less 5 |
How to determine body structure; 2.3 Body Mass Index (BMI); 2.4 Waistline circumference |
Less 6 |
Topic 3. Diets ; 3.1 Balanced diets |
Less 7 |
3.2 Which types of food should I choose? |
Less 8 |
3.3 How should I prepare my food? |
Less 9 |
3.4 Some recommendations or pieces of advice |
Less 10 |
3.4 Some recommendations or pieces of advice |
Less 11 |
3.5 Cooking suggestions |
Less 12 |
3.6 Bringing the flavours out without using salt |
Less 13 |
3.7 Feeding should be based upon...; 3.8 How many calories we should consume |
Less 14 |
3.9 Feeding plans |
Less 15 |
Weekly-menu plan |
Less 16 |
Feeding plan: 2000 calories |
Less 17 |
Feeding plan: 1500 calories |
Less 18 |
Weekly-menu plan |
Less 19 |
Feeding plan: 1200 calories |
Less 20 |
Feeding plan: 1200 calories: Weekly-menu plan |
Less 21 |
Topic 4. Alternative diets; 4.1 Dairy products and fruit alternative |
Less 22 |
4.2 Semi-dissociated alternatives |
Less 23 |
4.3 Dissociated diet alternative |
Less 24 |
4.4 Protein alternative; 4.5 Protein alternative, exclusive |
Less 25 |
4.6 Counting-calories diet |
Less 26 |
4.7 Circadian rhythm diet |
Less 27 |
4.7 Circadian rhythm diet (continued) |
Less 28 |
4.8 Vegetarian diet |
Less 29 |
4.9 Mediterranean diet |
Less 30 |
Topic 5: Magical or popular diets; 5.1 Classifying; 5.2 Conclusions |
Less 31 |
Recipe book |
Less 32 |
Cereals and legume |
Less 33 |
Bibliography |