In their article, “Early adiposity rebound: causes and consequences
for obesity in children and adults,” MF Rolland-Cachera, M Deheeger, M Maillot,
F Bellisle recognize the fact that childhood obesity is becoming a more
prevalent issue on a global level; they relate this to the trends with early
adiposity rebound, which measures particular BMI patterns. The authors support
their claim by including information and assessments of children in
correspondence to their adiposity rebound, with charts included as well. They
also note that the trends are directly related to the predictors of adult
obesity and health risks later on in life. The authors have an informative tone
and are targeting an interested audience, particularly one that cares about
this issue of obesity.
Rolland-Cachera,
M F, M Deheeger, M Maillot, and F Bellisle. "Early adiposity rebound:
causes and consequences for obesity in children and adults." International
Journal of Obesity. n. page. Print.
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