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The most frequent reasons for that patients in the female sexual function index scores were embarrassment and feeling that there was no (26. Many pivotal role in sexual dysfunction either in men and factors, such as age, hypertension, hypercholes-- in women. It is a brief (19 items) questionnaire that ization either with coronary artery bypass or percuta-- assesses sexual functioning in women over the past neous coronary angioplasty, congestive heart failure 4 weeks in six separate dimensions (desire, arousal, and angina pectoris. No increased preva-- has been validated and the measure was shown to lence or incidence of cardiovascular disease among have a high degree of internal consistency and reli-- the sexually satisied vs. The satisfaction/dissatisfaction is driven by different de-- few studies that have dealt with this link addressed terminants in women and in men and are assessed the general relationship between obstructive vascu-- by direct/indirect indexes. Kaya paramount importance to establish equivalent physi-- et al[284] assessed sexual function in 20, sexually ological markers across the sexes and to fully con-- active, young women (mean age 38±3. The most affected domains were orgasm somewhat “physiologic” change in the patient’s sex-- and lubriication. Additional diagnostic tests should be per-- faceted, widely under diagnosed disorder affect-- formed when indicated. While improving activity because of their false belief of substantially erection, they exert beneicial effects on the heart increased risk. Sun P, Seftel A, Swindle R, ye W, Pohl G: The costs of stress testing and referral for risk reduction therapy. Prevalence of erectile dysfunction and related health concerns in the general for the full potential of this approach to be realized, population. Acute and prolonged effects of sildenail on brachial artery low-mediated dilatation in type 2 diabetes. 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They note that this and intracavernous alpha adrenergic injections or non-invasive therapy likely works in children and not surgical shunting that priapism may rapidly recur adult males, because the perineum has consider-- with conversion from ischemia to high low. High-low ably less subcutaneous fat and crural bodies may be priapism has been reported following medical and more easily compressed. The committee proposes that this subtype of high low priapism be suspected Advances in our understanding of the molecular ba-- in cases where rapid recurrence, persistence of pria-- sis of priapism have drawn signiicantly from both in pism with partial penile rigidity or stuttering priapism vitro and in vivo experimental studies using animal not associated with pain is evident. There is emerging data on the true inciting type of arterial priapism is the result of dysregulation mechanisms involved in ischemic priapism. Non-istula arterial priapism is ic priapism consists of an imbalance of vasoconstric-- a rare complication of medical or surgical manage-- tive and vasorelaxatory mechanisms predisposing ment of ischemic priapism. In vitro studies have demonstrated that when corporal smooth mus-- Non-ischemic priapism is typically delayed in onset cle strips and cultured corporal smooth muscle cells compared to the trauma; especially if the injury was are exposed to hypoxic conditions signiicant apopto-- the result of blunt forces. In experimental animal models and necrotic smooth muscle tissue, the istula forms of ischemic priapism, lipid peroxidation, an indica-- a pseudocapsule. Formation of a pseudocapsule at tor of injury induced by reactive oxygen species the site of istula may take several months. The literature suggests that Additional pathophysiologic mechanisms involved the prevalence of priapism in pediatric sickle cell in the progression of ischemia-induced ibrosis are clinics is 2-6%. Nonischemic priapism should tant mice also inluences other signaling molecules be suspected when: there is no pain, there is a in the penis, in particular the RhoA/Rho-kinase sys-- history of coital trauma, or blunt trauma to the penis. Inspection and palpation of the penis is recommend-- Other hematologic abnormalities may cause pria-- ed. In ischemic priapism the cavernous bodies are pism and should be sought if etiology is unknown: rigid and the penis is tender to palpation. An priapism the cavernous bodies are tumescent not elevated reticulocyte count is non-speciic and may rigid. Urine and plasma toxicology should be done malignancies are rare etiliogies of priapism, exami-- if recreational narcotic or prescription psychoactive nation of the abdomen, testicles, perineum, rectum drugs are suspected from psycho-social history. If corporal blood gas by aspiration is recommended in physical examination reveals the penis is nontender, the emergency evaluation of priapism. The corporal tumesced or partially erect - nonischemic priapism blood aspirate is essential to differentiate ischemic is suspected. Pa-- to assess anemia, to rule out infection, to detect he-- tients with ischemic priapism will have no blood low matologic abnormalities and to insure that the patient in the cavernous arteries; the return of the cavernous can safely tolerate surgical interventions should ini-- artery waveform will accompany successful detu-- comitte 15. Oral sympathomimetic drugs such as terbutaline, pseu-- doephedrine and etileferine have been reported su-- Figure 1 perior to placebo in reversing prolonged erection (< 4 hours) initiated by intracavernous injection thera-- pies with eficacies of 28 – 36%. Patients with nonischemic priapism have the recommended treatment of ischemic priapism normal to high blood low velocities detectable in the is the decompression of the corpora cavernosa by cavernous arteries. Aspiration alone entire penile shaft and perineum is recommended; may relieve priapism in 36% of cases. Penile arteriography should be suficient data to conclude that aspiration followed reserved for the management of high low priapism, by saline intracorporal irrigation was any more ef-- when embolization is undertaken; arteriography is fective than aspiration alone. The differential diagnosis includes: resolved aspiration be performed in the initial treatment of ischemia with penile edema, persistent ischemia, ischemic priapism. Lue 2002 has re-- Aspiration followed by the intracavernous injection of ported on the use of intracavernous pressure moni-- sympathomimetic drugs is the standard of care in the toring during interventions for priapism, to predict medical treatment of ischemic priapism. The second priapism have demonstrated impairment in smooth would be in ischemic priapism to demonstrate the muscle contraction with progressive acidosis, hy-- presence and extent of tissue thrombus and cor-- poxia and glucopenia. If attacks follow sexual activity, patients may signiicantly higher resolution of priapism following become sexually avoidant. Potential side-ef-- at limited daily dosing should be considered in the fects of intracavernous sympathomimetics include management of stuttering priapism; drug therapy is headache, dizziness, hypertension, relex brady-- typically initiated at bedtime. Davila (2007) reported subarachnoid hemorrhage in a) Hormonal Therapies a case of sickle cell disease ischemic priapism. Similar results are described by others in ous sympathomimetics for this type of priapism. These agents including, lutamide, bicalu-- recurrent priapism episodes in men with sickle cell tamide and chlormadinone, have been able to cause disease-associated priapism and idiopathic priapism considerable relief of stuttering priapism in a number without affecting normal erectile capacity. Multi-center, randomized, double-blind, pla-- spinal cord injuries who were treated for 44 months cebo controlled clinical trials are under. Better characterization of hypertension or for men who are using monoamine these unwanted relexogenic erections is needed to oxidase inhibitor medications that have contraindi-- characterize hemodynamics, inciting events, dura-- cations to alpha agonist administration. Recurrent relexogenic erections are clearly an with the patient/guardian and an informed consent unwanted condition associated with muscle spastic-- form signed by the patient/guardian. Consideration c) Phosphosdiesterase Type 5 Inhibitors in the should be given to foregoing shunting in priapism Management of Ischemic Priapism: A Coun-- events lasting longer, in particular where cavernous ter-Intuitive Treatment Strategy thrombosis is evident and no blood can be aspirated from the corporal bodies. In a small case series, Burnett and colleagues have One recent study does document erectile function shown that daily sildenail or tadalail therapy reduc-- outcomes by contemporary standards (Internation-- es ischemic priapism episodes in men with stuttering al Index of Erectile Function). A stan-- is the unilateral shunt, described by Quackles in dard protocol of aspiration and phenylephrine was 1964 (Figure 6). Typically, bilateral shunts of men with priapism reversed < 12 hours; 78% re-- are staggered; right side and left side are separated versed by 12 – 24 hours; 44% reversed by 24 – 36 by a distance of at least 1cm in an effort to minimize hours. There are ies by creating a communication to the glans, or no comparative trials of vein shunting for ischemic corpus spongiosum or directly to a vein (Figures priapism. Shunt procedures are subdivided into 4 femoral vein thrombus and pulmonary embolism groups:[115] with vein shunting. However, any discus-- ? Saphenous vein (Grayhack[124]), Supericial or sion pertaining to early prosthesis insertion should Deep Dorsal Vein (Barry[125]) be documented and include a comprehensive review of the theoretic advantages and actual risks (infec-- One of the factors involved in the success of shunts tion, mechanical malfunction, urethral injury, device is shunt patency. The natural history of untreated ischemic in the operating room and recovery room in a number priapism or priapism refractory to interventions is se-- of ways. The advantages of early penile implantation are is no data comparing percutaneous and open distal preservation of penile length, and technically easier shunts; the surgeon must be guided by familiarity implant insertion. This servative management with the instillation of alpha- decision to proceed more aggressively (open distal adrenergic agents [200 mcg phenylephrine repeated shunting, proximal shunt or a vein shunt) may be to a maximum dosage of 1500 mcg]. Shunt outcome should be immediately acute setting of refractory ischemic priapism. The in-- fection rate of 6% was also notably high, and likely related to multiple factors including ischemic tissues ? Visualization of bright red blood in corporal aspirate and preceding penile interventions. Conservative measures include: ice applied to ultrasound and concomitantly preformed selective the perineum and site-speciic compression. In view internal pudendal arteriography showing excellent of the current literature, the committee concludes sensitivity in detecting the arterial-lacunar istula on that cavernous aspiration/irrigation and intracavern-- ultrasound that is seen angiographically (12 of 12 ous sympathomimetics have no role in the treatment cases). Non- with selective embolization is quite high, 89% regard-- ischemic priapism is painless, there have been re-- less of the embolization material used. The most notable side-effect of arterial embolization In cases of long-standing arterial priapism where a Table 5: Surgical Management of Ischemic Priarism. Formation of a pseudocapsule may take weeks Aspiration followed by the intracavernous injection to months following trauma. Corporal exploration of a sympathomimetic drug is recommended in the prior to the formation of a pseudocapsule may re-- medical treatment of ischemic priapism. Worldwide sult in ligation of cavernous artery rather than selec-- availability of adrenergic agents varies; effective re-- tive ligation of the istula. Currently this intervention versal of priapism has been documented with dilute is reserved for patients: who do not wish to pursue injections of: ephedrine, or epinephrine, or etilefrine, expectant management; or who are poor candidates or metaraminol, or phenylephrine. Some sympathomimetic drugs interventions and maximize erectile function out-- are activators of both alpha and beta adrenergic comes. Signiicant alpha-mediated effects on pe-- corporal smooth muscle pathology associated with ripheral vasculature and beta mediated ionotropic genetic and acquired conditions that result in isch-- and chronotropic on the heart may occur. Documenting erectile function out-- During intracavernous injection of sympathomimetic comes based on duration of ischemic priapism, time drugs, the physician should monitor patients for sub-- to interventions, and types of interventions is needed jective complaints and objective indings consistent to establish evidence-based guidance. Better docu-- with known undesirable effects of sympathomimetic mentation of onset of high-low priapism in relation to agents: headache, chest discomfort, acute hyper-- time of injury, and response to conservative manage-- tension, relex bradycardia, tachycardia, palpita-- ment versus angiogroaphic or surgical interventions tions, and cardiac arrhythmia. An initial tive alpha - 1 adrenergic receptor actions; it lacks beta corporal blood gas is recommended to assess pH, mediated ionotropic and chronotropic cardiac effects. As such, if available it is the recommended agent for the recommended treatment of ischemic priapism intracavernous management of ischemic priapism. Lower concentrations should blood can be seen coming out from the corpora and be used in children and adults with cardiovascular fresh red blood is obtained. Dosing may be repeated every 5 – 10 min-- a marked decrease in the intracavernous pressure, utes.
Advance toward gender equality and equity of Interest in Medical Research, Education, and Practice; Institute of Medicine Sexual health requires gender equality, equity and 2. Gender-related inequities and imbalances scribing Among Ofice-Based Physicians Arch Intern Med. New york: Continuum International Publishing education and sexual health information and services throughout the life cycle. Dry sex in Zimbabwe and implica-- programs must be broadened to address the various tions for condom use. In addition, the Committee is charged to produce observations, conclusions and recom-- mendations regarding the economic aspects. Research should ket or consumer behavior and the identiication of also explore cultural and ethnic determinants in the inluencing factors economics of these conditions and societal impact of their treatment. Cost-effectiveness analyses can be investigation of a consumer or market response. Fe-- 2005-2006 comprised of 1455 men 57-85 years male sexual dysfunction involves disorders of sexual of age surveyed adults about sexual function and desire, arousal, orgasm and dyspareunia, which lead behavior via in-home interviews [7]. Approximately 9 to 25% of younger than 59 years to 61% in those older than sildenail responders discontinued successful 70 years old. In order to obtain accurate data of keep an erection adequate for sexual intercourse. In all regions, distress, bother, frustration and/or the avoidance of except Central/South America and Southeast Asia, sexual intimacy. The most international survey of 13,882 women 40-80 years remarkable increase is expected to occur in Japan, of age found that 39% of women reported a problem where in 2050; more than 1 in every 3 persons aged with sexual activity. It is disorders of sexual desire, world (Fig 1) projecting substantial increase in old arousal, orgasm and pain that lead to personal men and women with sexual dysfunctions. Sexual desire disorder include low desire, with a prevalence of 43% of women between 57- 85 years of age. Sexual arousal disorders, characterized mainly by vaginal dryness, have been reported in 39% of women. Sexual pain disorders include dyspareunia and vaginismus, which is reported to Fig. The United Nations has reported over 374 million a) Diabetes men worldwide aged 65 years and older by 2025, Erectile dysfunction is common in men with an increase of 164 million from the current number. Prevalence rates range from 20 to 85% in In 2002, the global proportion of men aged over 65 men. Epidemiological A linear trend was observed for the prevalence of and clinical studies suggest that smoking causes the disorder ranging from 1. Women’s lack of pleasure is also higher among different policy issues around the world. Having some college education lowers opportunities for pharmaceutical companies to women’s performance anxiety by half or more relative justify drug coverage. Also, to control drug cost may be challenged and health women with high school or equivalent education had inequalities could emerge. Men from East Asia were the least likely to seek medical help Many studies have used different assessment (6. Some felt comfortable evaluation is poorly understood as the data on this accepting this notion. Similar studies have reported these same beliefs of the diagnostic low-chart is comprised of three acceptance and complacency. Therefore, further single intracavernosal injection of either 10 or 20mg research is warranted in addressing this issue. The United States accounts for genital plus audio-visual to overcome anxiety and 45. Additionally, the number of Research-based and pharmaceutical companies prescriptions illed weekly increased for both Cialis invested $58. At this stage it is too early to assess the expenditure for the development of products the impact of this new formulation. These conditions are chronic They reported that health plans spent an average and progressive. It differentiates restricted to patients with certain deined conditions, itself by having a signiicantly longer half-life of including severe distress. The use of diagnostic tests value judgments seemed to play a central role in drug markedly decreased, suggesting that the diagnosis coverage decisions, which is largely unspoken. However, inluenced the sale of testosterone replacement the aggregation of these data might have inluenced therapy (Androgel). Although method employed by a health care system to control the approved indication is for hypogonadism, the pharmacy costs. These prices range from $20 to $30 per testosterone treatment, further driving market sales. Possible explanations include: their diagnosis, from 21% prior to diagnosis to 54% 9 comitte 5. Some men may have received both in sickle cell disease patients has unique clinical classes of drugs. This deprivation of sleep cause bad workdays missed, 66 billion of replacement costs for effect on general quality of life. If it is applicable to the whole world the cost e) Treatment seeking behavior and patient will be enormous. The irst from non-ischemic type the blood gases analysis of epidemiological study was done in Finland. The cost of this surgery although 30% of women reported discussing sexual is expensive. The prevalence It is also important to note that because female of acute urinary retention is 2. Retention is embarrassing depression, cancer, diabetes) or secondary to but the patients seek treatment promptly. If it is assumed education will cut the cost of the aforementioned that the remainder of the consultations (38%) are for treatment. Access to and availability of along with sexual aversion disorders are likely to these services is variable and may be provided within require management along behavioural principles. Treatment therapy and relationship interventions will be is often funded privately by sufferers limiting access important to compliment pharmacological therapies to care to those who can afford it. Services may also with corresponding increase in the overall cost of be provided by voluntary sector organisations, such care. The fragmented nature of service provision makes it very dificult d) Pharmacological Treatments to estimate the total number of women receiving Few pharmacological treatments are currently psychosexual treatment based on currently available approved for the treatment of female sexual data and may explain the low number of consultations dysfunction. Conservatively assuming that each dose following treatment with Intrinsa® for six months, was for a single pack containing four tablets of the compared with placebo. In 2005, an estimated 5M vibrators dysfunction or in connection with other diagnoses. Women consult physicians three times as often as men and are twice as likely to for men with diabetes, prostate cancer, multiple be prescribed antidepressants. Non adherence or relationship dificulty form a pre-requisite for to antidepressant therapy in women approaches diagnosis. Much negotiation will be required to 70% with sexual side-effects are a major (probably balance possible gender inequalities with the understated) cause of discontinuation. Decreased economic cost of funding new medications for women, sexual interest, lack of genital sensitivity and vaginal which will require regular rather than on-demand dosing. Nurnberg et 32 health care costs particularly with almost immediate al nvestigated 98 pre-menopausal women (mean questions on eficacy and long term safety. The investigators found It is dificult to paint an accurate picture of the economic signiicant improvement in female sexual function costs of female sexual dysfunction for a number of (both arousal and desire) scores for sildenail over reasons. The speciic details covered by each plan vary, however, there are some general guidelines set forth by most of these insurance Review of the economic aspects of sexual agencies. Their diagnostic workup 1) the global ageing process will continue to includes most imaging and lab tests. This narrow indication currently position with focus on economics of sexual limits the economic impact. Nevertheless, this decline may result in unmet need for treatment of menopause related 1.
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Although most people Carbohydrates are classi?ed as simple, including consume an adequate amount of total carbohydrates, sugars, or complex, including starches and ?bers. Some many people consume too much added sugar and sugars are found naturally in foods (such as lactose in re?ned grain and not enough ?ber. Estimated Calorie Needs per Day by Age, Gender, and Physical Activity Levela Estimated amounts of calories needed to maintain calorie balance for various gender and age groups at three different levels of physical activity. Physical Activity Levelb Gender Age (years) Sedentary Moderately Active Active Child (female and male) 2–3 1,000–1,200c 1,000–1,400c 1,000–1,400c Femaled 4–8 1,200–1,400 1,400–1,600 1,400–1,800 9–13 1,400–1,600 1,600–2,000 1,800–2,200 14–18 1,800 2,000 2,400 19–30 1,800–2,000 2,000–2,200 2,400 31–50 1,800 2,000 2,200 51+ 1,600 1,800 2,000–2,200 Male 4–8 1,200–1,400 1,400–1,600 1,600–2,000 9–13 1,600–2,000 1,800–2,200 2,000–2,600 14–18 2,000–2,400 2,400–2,800 2,800–3,200 19–30 2,400–2,600 2,600–2,800 3,000 31–50 2,200–2,400 2,400–2,600 2,800–3,000 51+ 2,000–2,200 2,200–2,400 2,400–2,800 a. Active means a lifestyle that includes physical activity equivalent to walking more than 3 miles per day at 3 to 4 miles per hour, in addition to the light physical activity associated with typical day-to-day life. The calorie ranges shown are to accommodate needs of different ages within the group. In addition To manage body weight, Americans should consume to calories, protein provides amino acids that assist a diet that has an appropriate total number of calories in building and preserving body muscle and tissues. Strong evidence shows Protein is found in a wide variety of animal and plant that there is no optimal proportion of macronutrients foods. Animal-based protein foods include seafood, that can facilitate weight loss or assist with maintain- meat, poultry, eggs, and milk and milk products. Although diets with a wide range of Plant sources of protein include beans and peas, macronutrient proportions have been documented nuts, seeds, and soy products. Inadequate protein to promote weight loss and prevent weight regain intake in the United States is rare. Types of fat in calories and the individual is able to maintain a include saturated, trans, monounsaturated, and poly- reduced-calorie intake over time. Some fat is found naturally in of calories consumed is the essential dietary factor foods, and fat is often added to foods during prepara- relevant to body weight. Similar to protein, inadequate intake of total fat suggests that diets that are less than 45 percent of is not a common concern in the United States. Most total calories as carbohydrate or more than 35 percent Americans consume too much saturated and trans of total calories as protein are generally no more effec- fatty acids and not enough unsaturated fatty acids. Therefore, Alcohol contributes 7 calories per gram, and the individuals who wish to lose weight or maintain number of calories in an alcoholic beverage varies weight loss can select eating patterns that maintain widely depending on the type of beverage consumed. Recommended Macronutrient Proportions by Age Carbohydrate Protein Fat Young children (1–3 years) 45–65% 5–20% 30–40% Older children and adolescents (4–18 years) 45–65% 10–30% 25–35% Adults (19 years and older) 45–65% 10–35% 20–35% Source: Institute of Medicine. The follow- ship between the intake for recommendations for ing guidance may help individuals control their total of meat and poultry individual food groups and calorie intake and manage body weight: or beans and peas, components. Although not independently related to body fruits: Moderate evidence shows that adults who eat weight, these foods are important sources of nutrients more whole grains, particularly those higher in dietary in healthy eating patterns. Moderate evidence in Placing individual food choices in to an overall adults and limited evidence in children and adoles- eating pattern cents suggests that increased intake of vegetables Because people consume a variety of foods and and/or fruits may protect against weight gain. Strong evidence shows that children and these patterns that has been researched is the adolescents who consume more sugar-sweetened concept of calorie density, or the amount of calo- beverages have higher body weight compared ries provided per unit of food weight. Foods high to those who drink less, and moderate evidence in water and/or dietary ?ber typically have fewer also supports this relationship in adults. Sugar- calories per gram and are lower in calorie density, sweetened beverages provide excess calories and while foods higher in fat are generally higher in few essential nutrients to the diet and should only calorie density. A dietary pattern low in calorie be consumed when nutrient needs have been met density is characterized by a relatively high intake and without exceeding daily calorie limits. Strong evidence shows that eating patterns and adolescents, especially those who are over- that are low in calorie density improve weight loss weight or obese: For most children and adoles- and weight maintenance, and also may be associ- cents, intake of 100% fruit juice is not associated ated with a lower risk of type 2 diabetes in adults. However, heavier than moderate ful properties of food and beverages, as well as their consumption of alcohol over time is associated with calories, when selecting an eating pattern for optimal weight gain. When choosing carbohydrates, Americans mixtures with other beverages, the calorie content should emphasize naturally occurring carbohydrates, of accompanying mixers should be considered when such as those found in whole grains, beans and peas, calculating the calorie content of alcoholic beverages. Glycemic index and glycemic load have been developed as measures of the Strong evidence in adults and moderate evidence effects of carbohydrate-containing foods and bever- in children and adolescents demonstrates that con- ages on blood sugar levels. Strong evidence shows that sumption of milk and milk products does not play glycemic index and/or glycemic load are not associated a special role in weight management. Moderate alcohol consumption is the consumption of up to one drink per day for women and up to two drinks per day for men. Substituting active pursuits for plant-based sources and/or animal-based sources can sedentary time can help people manage their weight be incorporated in to a healthy eating pattern. Fat intake should provides guidance to help Americans improve their emphasize monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats, health, including weight management, through such as those found in seafood, nuts, seeds, and oils. To achieve and maintain a healthy tional discussion of eating as long as foods and body weight, adults should do the equivalent40 of patterns that meet nutrient beverages consumed 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity needs within calorie limits. If necessary, adults should increase their and calorie intake is weekly minutes of aerobic physical activity gradually appropriate, individuals can select an eating pat- over time and decrease calorie intake to a point where tern that they enjoy and can maintain over time. Individuals should consider the calories from all Some adults will need a higher level of physical activ- foods and beverages they consume, regardless of ity than others to achieve and maintain a healthy body when and where they eat or drink. Some may need more than the equivalent of 300 minutes per week of moderate-intensity activity. Although the Physical Activity Guidelines Physical activity is the other side of the calorie balance do not include a speci?c quantitative recommendation equation and should be considered when addressing for children ages 2 to 5 years, young children should weight management. Children and Health and Human Services released a comprehensive adolescents are often active in short bursts of time set of physical activity recommendations for Americans rather than for sustained periods of time, and these ages 6 years and older. Weight management along short bursts can add up to meet physical activity with health outcomes, including premature (early) needs. Physical activities for children and adolescents death, diseases (such as coronary heart disease, type of all ages should be developmentally appropriate and 2 diabetes, and osteoporosis), and risk factors for enjoyable, and should offer variety. To address the current calorie imbalance in the United States, individuals are encouraged to become more Strong evidence supports that regular participation in conscious of what they eat and what they do. This physical activity also helps people maintain a healthy means increasing awareness of what, when, why, and weight and prevent excess weight gain. Further, physi- how much they eat, deliberately making better choices cal activity, particularly when combined with reduced regarding what and how much they consume, and calorie intake, may aid weight loss and maintenance of seeking ways to be more physically active. Decreasing time spent in sedentary behav- behaviors and practices have been shown to help iors also is important as well. Strong evidence shows people manage their food and beverage intake and that more screen time, particularly television viewing, calorie expenditure and ultimately manage body 39. One minute of vigorous-intensity physical activity counts as two minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity toward meeting the recommendations. Some physical activity is better than none, and adults who participate in any amount of physical activity gain some health bene?ts. Aerobic activity should be performed in episodes of at least 10 minutes, and preferably, it should be spread throughout the week. Additional health bene?ts are gained by engaging in physical activity beyond this amount. When older adults cannot meet the adult guide- older lines, they should be as physically active as their abilities and conditions will allow. Moderate-intensity physical activity: Aerobic activity that increases a person’s heart rate and breathing to some extent. On a scale relative to a person’s capacity, moderate-intensity activity is usually a 5 or 6 on a 0 to 10 scale. Vigorous-intensity physical activity: Aerobic activity that greatly increases a person’s heart rate and breathing. On a scale relative to a person’s capacity, vigorous-intensity activity is usually a 7 or 8 on a 0 to 10 scale. Jogging, singles tennis, swimming continuous laps, or bicycling uphill are examples.
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