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Healthy Lifestyle and Nutrition as Prevention of Civilization Diseases
Rudolf, David ; Nová, Monika (advisor) ; Ondrušová, Jiřina (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with the issue of a healthy lifestyle and nutrition in connection with the prevention of civilization diseases. It describes the causes of these diseases, the risks and possibilities of prevention. It also draws attention to the principles of correct eating habits, the pitfalls of various diets, the consequences of overeating, the danger of overweight and obesity, the negative influence of stress on our health, and ways and principles of healthy weight reduction. It summarizes advices and recommendations of professionals for optimal composition of our diet, a change of lifestyle, and the significance of correct breathing, relaxation, exercise, positive thinking and sleep for health. The practical part contains a description of the case of a woman suffering from overweight and health problems, and an analysis of the causes and manifestations of an unhealthy lifestyle and diet. It provides steps for resolving the situation and a proposal of suitable therapy for reducing stress recommended by an expert. The work further describes a course of treatment and a risk assessment, and also proposes appropriate measures for maintaining an optimal weight in the future, including recommendations of a suitable diet. The thesis points out the problem of growing of overweight and obesity,...
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Eating disordes and the importance of nutrition
Kučírková, Hana ; Arlethová, Patricie (advisor) ; Duksová, Iva (referee)
This thesis deals with nutritional therapy for eating disorders. It explores whether nutritional therapy has an irreplaceable role in treatment of these disorders or whether nutritional therapy has a marginal effect. I describe general issues of eating disorders in a theoretical part of my thesis such as etiology, epidemiology, therapy and nutrition therapy. I composed educational handout about eating in a practical part of my thesis containing fundamental dietary recommendations, menu for underweight people and overeating. I tried to wrote this part in the most comprehensible form with a minimal amount of foreign words and medical terms therefore my thesis could be used for broad public. Key words Eating disorders, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, overeating, nutritional therapy.
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Eating Disorders - Causes, Treatment Options and Help
Rudolf, David ; Nová, Monika (advisor) ; Ondrušová, Jiřina (referee)
Title of the bachelor's thesis: Eating Disorders - Causes, Treatment Options and Help Author: David Rudolf The bachelor's thesis focuses on eating disorders, especially on anorexia nervosa. It describes the causes leading to the disease, symptoms and features, risk factors as well as the dangers of diets and their consequences. It sums up standard treatments, contemporary options of specialized treatments, advisory, help and various forms of therapy. It mentions ways and possibilities of the family support, focuses on questions of eating disorder prevention in family and at school. This thesis includes the description of the two particular cases of anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa, the analysis of causes and symptoms of the pathological eating behaviour leading to the origin of the disorder. Options of treatment and steps needed to the solution of the situation of the people concerned have been suggested, as well as the optimal way of therapy proposed by an expert. This thesis presents the problem of eating disorders as a contemporary topical matter, brings attention to the danger that is omnipresent with this sinister strain and stresses the necessity of more complex public information and prevention.
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Psychological Aspects of Food Intake
Holubová, Kateřina ; Stackeová, Daniela (advisor) ; Richterová, Eva (referee)
This paper is particularly aimed at people who console themselves with food to solve their problems. Psychosocial factors are the most common reasons for overweight and obesity, which are thought as the epidemic of the 21st century. Therefore this bachelor thesis is concentrating at the impact on food over the psyche and overeating, which can lead to overweight and obesity. Emotional eating is a close link between emotions and eating, and especially among women is it quite widespread. Therefore should be experts by the treatment of obesity in particular focus on the psyche of these people and offer them psychological assistance.
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EATING BEHAVIOUR AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES RELATED TO EATING DISORDERS IN MALE POPULATION
KOUBKOVÁ, Magda
Eating disorders have been studied from different points of view lately. They have occured in the centre of various psychiatric and psychologic diagnostics and therapy surveys and they have also been analysed as a sociocultural element of our lifestyle norms, our values and image standards. The number of men and women suffered from these disorders cannot be neither compared nor omitted. It is statistically clear that about ten per cent of anorexics and bulimics are male patients. Going West, the number of male patients is increasing. These disorders in men are usually connected with jobs, mostly those such as jockeys, gymnasts and dancers. Bulimia and anorexia are reported as typically women disorders therefore men hardly any time concede they can suffer from this problem and need a specialist´s advice.. The aim of the work has been to map eating behaviour, a lifestyle, physical activities and risk factors responsible for eating disorder incidence such as a distorted view of the body and being on a diet among men between the ages of 15 to 30. A quantitative technique approach using questionnaires was applied. There were stated four hypotheses concerning the relation between body acceptance and physical activities, methods used for body weight control and differences in lifestyles of secondary school students.
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