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Backgroundinformation BMI(Body Mass Index):Higherthan 25, overweight; higher than 30, obese.
NCD(non-communicabledisease : Amedical condition or disease, which by definition is non-infectious andnon-transmissible among people. SPEAKER Thermostat n. 恒温器;自动调温器 Thespeaker is a neuroscientist who spent 30 years on and off various diets, but nomatter how she tried she found the weight would gain back. Thespeaker then studied that our brains control the weight we should have and alwayskeep us in the range. Justlike the thermostat, our brain works exactly the same way, responding to weightloss by using powerful tools to push our body back to what it considers normal. Froman evolutionary perspective, your body's resistance to weight loss makes sense. Whenfood was scarce, our ancestors' survival depended on conserving energy, andregaining the weight when food was available would have protected them againstthe next shortage. Psychologistsseparated into two groups, and we call them intuitive eaters and controlledeaters. The interesting thing isthat intuitive eaters are less likely to be overweight, and they spend lesstime thinking about food. Dietsdon't have very much reliability. ------------------------------------------ SPEED 掌管 6 00:01:50.04 00:11:43.10 掌管 5 00:02:00.88 00:09:53.06 掌管 4 00:01:38.24 00:07:52.17 掌管 3 00:02:04.52 00:06:13.93 掌管 2 00:02:38.09 00:04:09.41 掌管 1 00:01:31.32 00:01:31.32 Obesity in America Healthier, not healthy Warm-up Peoplein the past thought that American like to consume fat, but now the data showthat American people eat healthier than ever before. Thefood companies sold fewer calories, therefore, the obesity rate decrease obviouslyin poor young children and stay flat in adult. Allof the news brought in the passage is promising. ------------------------------------------ T2 Althoughthe sunny picture the author showed in the first part, in the second part, heshowed us something not so good. First,today’s obesity rate is much higher than that in the 1980s. Second,the obesity rates about children who born to the parents uneducated are thehighest in the research. Third,although the government can control the calories the fast-food companiesproduced, they have no way to limit the great amount of calories produced out fromthe fast-food companies. ManyAmerican have no access to the healthy life, from poverty to food marketing topoor urban planning to strapped school athletic programs. ImprovingAmericans’ health will take much more. ----------------------------------------- The Jobs with the Highest ObesityRates T3 Peoplewho has a particularly job or work in a special environment would more likelyto become the obesity. Peoplewho work for a prolong time often become overweight. Theauthor gave several reasons to explain. Lesstime to exercise. astrong personality make it tempting to indulge in anextra helping of curly fries. Thepublic administer is the job that related hostile environment so people whohave this job have a higher obesity rate. ----------------------------------------- T4 Thedefine scope is too wide to give us the clear picture of the job most relatedto the obesity rate. Whyare people in healthcare jobs portlier than others? Theauthors think it could be because certain characteristics of those jobs Yourjob might affect your body, but it is how much you earn, not where you work,that ultimately matters. ----------------------------------------- The economic cost of obesity Physical inactivity is costingbillions. T5 Thedeveloping countries account for more diseases cases, which include diabetes, cardiovasculardisease, cancer and so on. Thesediseases are mainly attributed to the unhealthy life style. Themoney is loss because of the healthcare (45%) and the idleness forced by the illness. ------------------------------------------ Coe:The biggest economic risk is physical inactivity T6 TheOlympic champion Core said that the physical inactivity was costing the USeconomy twice what it spends on its domestic healthcare budget. Inorder to change the situation, the England tried to spread the idea that healthyis important for working and living and encouraged young people to participatedinto the game. Manyprojects have been put into use in London. ------------------------------------------ |