Dieters who exercise overeat!

Are you stressed about your weight? You don't know how to get out from the obesity?

One solutin can be to eat an apple a day, that coul keep calories at bay. The Obesity Society, an association on weight control, announced that when the phisical activty increase people eat more, they step up their eating.

They still lose weight from exercising more but not as much as they might have, says Timothy Church, director of preventive medicine research at Pennington Biomedical Research Center in Baton Rouge.

NAASO, The Obesity Society, is the leading scientific society dedicated to the study of obesity. Since 1982, The Obesity Society has been committed to encouraging research on the causes and treatment of obesity, and to keeping the medical community and public informed of new advances.
In November 2004, The Obesity Society's Council approved a new Strategic Plan in order to expand and define The Obesity Society's focus. Read The Obesity Society's Strategic Plan in its entirety.

The Obesity Society Vision

The Obesity Society's Vision is be the leader in understanding, preventing and treating obesity and in improving the lives of those affected.

The Obesity Society Statement

The Obesity Society promotes research, education and advocacy to better understand, prevent, and treat obesity and improve the lives of those affected.

The Obesity Society Goals

The Obesity Society is committed to the following four major goals:
Research
Education
Advocacy
Organizational Development

The Obesity Society Members

In 2006, The Obesity Society's membership reached 2,000 basic and clinical researchers, who have published extensively, and care providers in obesity treatment and prevention.

The Obesity Society Journal

The Obesity Society's official journal, is the leading journal in the field. It is intended to increase knowledge, stimulate research and promote better treatment for people with obesity. The journal publishes original scientific articles, as well as relevant review articles, commentaries, and public health and medical news.

Sources: The Obesity Society
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