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What is energy balance
the relationship between calories consumed and calories expended
what is positive energy balance
energy intake is greater than energy being burned; can cause weight gain
What is negative energy balance
energy intake is less than energy being burned; can cause weight loss
What is energy balance equilibrium
energy intake approximately equals energy being burned helping maintain weight
What does CICO stand for
calories in, calories out
what factors besides calories affect weight gain
hormones, generics, enviornment, medicatoins, physical activity
What is weight bias
negative attitudes or discruminatoin towards people based on weight
What is people fiest language
describing the person before the conditoin
why is body composition important
it distinguishes body fat from lean mass, including muscle
What do BCA and BIA mean
body composition analysis and bioelectrical impendance analysis
Hoe many calories are in 1 gram of carb
4kcal
how many calories are in 1 gram of protein
4kcal
How many calories are in 1 gram of fat
9 kcal
how many calories are in 1 gram of alchol
7 kcal
what device measures the energy content of food
bomb calorimeter
What are the four components of burining enrgy
basal metabolism, physical activity, thermic effect of food, and adaptive thermogenesis
What is BMR
basal metabolic rate - the minimum energy needed to maintain vital body functoins under resting conditions
What percentage of daily energy burning does BMR account for in sedentary people
Approx 60-80
What is the most significant contributer to BMR
lean body mass (LBM)
Whay is RMR
Resting metabolic rate; energy used at rest under less strict conditions then BMR
What factors affect BMR
Lean body mass, age, hormones, body temp, medical conditions, growth, and stress
What can very low calorie diets do to metabolism
Lower energy expenditure as the body adapts to conserve energy
What is NEAT
NOn excercise acticity thermogenesis - energy used for everyday movement outside formal excersice
What is tef
thermic effect of food - the energy used to digest, absorb, and process food
What percentage of energy intake does TEF typically use
approx 8-15
Which macronutrient has the highest thermic effect
protein (20-30) followed by carbohydrated (5-10) and fat (0-3)
What is adaptive thermogenesis
changes in energy burning in response to enviornmental or physiolofical conditons; shivering is an example
What is the difference between direct and indirect calorimetry
direct calorimetry measures body heat released; indirect calorimetry measures oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production
What is the BMI for underweight
below 18.5
How do you calculate BMI
Weight in kilograms divide weight by height squared
What is the healthy BMI range for adults
18.5-24.9
What is an overweight BMI
30 or greater
What is a major limitation of BMI
does not distinguish fat mass from muscle mass
WHo should BMI calculations be interpreted with particular caution for
children, adolescents, pregnant women, frail older adults, and highly muscular individuals
WHat does BIA measure
electrical resistance through body tissues to estumate body comp
When is positive energy balance appropriate?
During infancy, childhood, adolescence, pregnancy, and lactation when additional energy supports growth or physiological needs.
What is a commonly used estimate for losing about one pound per week?
A daily deficit of approximately 500 kcal, although actual weight loss varies.