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Applied Exercise Physiology - Obesity Section

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BMI for healthy individual   19-24  
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BMI for an overweight individual   25-29  
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BMI for an obese individual   30+  
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Ideal body fat for males and females   12-15% for males, 18-22% for females  
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Acceptable body fat for males and females   16-19% for males, 23-29% for females  
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Overweight body fat for males and females   20-24% for males, 30-34% for females  
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Obese body fat for males and females   25+% for males, 35+% for females  
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Describe Upper-body (Apple-Shaped) obesity   Fat is stored in upper body and abdominal area.More frequent in menCarries greater risk for CAD, hypertension, stroke, and diabetes  
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Describe Lower-Body (Pear-Shaped) obesity   Fat is stored in lower body around the hips, buttocks, and thighs.More frequent in women.  
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Name the two main types of adipose tissue and describe their location   Subcutaneous - just below the skin layerVisceral - deep interabdominal fat (surrounds organs)  
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What happens to adipocytes in the middle of large fat stores over time?   Some adipocytes die as fat stores grow. Macrophages are recruited to clean them up. They produce substances such as inflammatory cytokines, which can lead to disease.  
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