Abstract

The review presents modern concepts of the obesity origins in children and adults. We substantiate the point of view of antenatal origin of obesity caused by malnutrition of a woman during pregnancy and also consider the possibility of influence of infant and young child nutrition on the development of obesity in the future. New opportunities for obesity prevention should be aimed at optimizing women's nutrition before and during childbearing, supporting breastfeeding, observing the timing of complementary feeding and adequate feeding of children after one year of age.

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  • The review presents modern concepts of the obesity origins in children and adults

  • We substantiate the point of view of antenatal origin of obesity caused by malnutrition of a woman during pregnancy and consider the possibility of influence of infant and young child nutrition on the development of obesity in the future

  • New opportunities for obesity prevention should be aimed at optimizing women's nutrition before and during childbearing, supporting breastfeeding, observing the timing of complementary feeding and adequate feeding of children after one year of age

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Introduction

The review presents modern concepts of the obesity origins in children and adults. We substantiate the point of view of antenatal origin of obesity caused by malnutrition of a woman during pregnancy and consider the possibility of influence of infant and young child nutrition on the development of obesity in the future. (For citation: Netrebenko Olga K., Ukraintsev Sergey E., Melnikova Irina Yu. Obesity in Children: New Prevention Concepts and Approaches. По данным Института питания РАМН (Москва), при помощи анализа индекса массы тела у пациентов раннего возраста риск развития ожирения (Z-скор > 1 и < 2) и избыточный вес (Z-скор > 2) выявлены у детей в возрасте 2 лет в 21 и 27% случаев соответственно [5].

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