Name: 3rd World Congress on Nutrition and Obesity Prevention
Start: 2020-10-26
End: 2020-10-26
Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE
Rating: 4.6

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About Conference

Theme: Beating Obesity: Leading a Healthy Life

Nutrition conference to host 3^rd World congress on Nutrition and Obesity Prevention during the beautiful month of October 26, 2020, a webinar event. Working under the theme “Beating Obesity: Leading a Healthy Life” we bring the brightest and most productive minds to discuss the intricate concepts to evaluate our planet's health & sustainability with best nutrition.

Nutrition Meet 2020 has an overall view of webbing surgeons, nutrition experts, endocrinologists, and obese patients to discuss topics that are related to obesity and its cure with proper nutritional diet. Sessions discussed at the event will challenge you to think big, question and discover, break boundaries and redefine, be challenged and inspired. This conference focuses on nutritional value and quality of foods for the world with healthful eating habits. We are sure that this conference will definitely bring out new ways to change the opinions on weight loss with nutritional diet. So join us in this mission & take a step ahead along towards finding the greatest approach to create a disease free world.

Target Audience:

Obesity Specialists
Metabolic & Bariatric Surgeons
Nutritionists
Endocrinologists
Physicians
Physical Therapists
Yoga & Fitness Professionals
Pharmacists
Drugs & R & D Medical Devices Manufacturing Companies
Basic Clinical Research Scientists & Students
Healthcare professionals
Medical Colleges
Integrated Health Professionals
Business Entrepreneurs
BMI Training Institutes

Sessions and Tracks

Track 1: Nutrition and Food Science

Food science deals with the general properties of food like (physical and chemical properties). It also deals with the changes which takes place due to package, storage of the food. Where as nutrition describes the interaction of nutrients and other food substances. It also includes food intake, absorption, integration, metabolism, catabolism and excretion. So both nutrition and food science together will develop a well-organized track to maintain a healthy life.

Food Technology
Infection and deficiency disorder
Organic and inorganic complexes in food
Vitamin Deficiency Diseases

Track 2: Nutrition and Metabolism

The diet of an organism is what it consumes in its meal, which is basically determined by the availability and palatability of foods. For humans, a healthy diet includes preparation of food and other methods of packing which will preserve the nutrients from oxidation, heat or leaching, and this will reduces the risk of foodborne diseases. Metabolism is a key factor which will help to attain the conversion of food into energy to maintain cellular processes; building blocks for nucleic acids lipids, proteins, and some carbohydrates; and the elimination of nitrogenous wastes for the complete availability of nutrients to the body.

Metabolic syndrome
Nutrient–gene interaction
Nutrition and Sports Sciences
Nutrigenomics

Track 3: Paediatric & Geriatric Nutrition

The paediatric nutrition describes about the healthy diet which will maintain appropriate availability of the nutrients to infants. This will also avoid the high nutrition risk and low nutrition risk which may leads to several acute and chronic diseases like; Malnutrition, Iron-deficiency anaemia, Vitamin-deficiency anaemia, Nutritional deficiency anaemia. Geriatric Nutrition put on nutrition principles to delay effects like aging and disease related to it. With age many physical changes occur. Once the body reaches physiologic maturity, the rate of cell regeneration will be decreased compare to rate of degeneration which will affect the management of the psychosocial, physical commonly associated with growing old.

Malnutrition
Aging
Anaemia
Osteoporosis
GI disorders
Dietary factors

Track 4: Obesity, Diabetes & Endocrinology

Due to the accumulation of excess amount fat in the body leads to increases in the risk of health problems. One of the major diseases related to obesity is diabetes. Diabetes is a group of diseases which results in too much sugar in the blood. The most common type of diabetes will affects the way the body processes blood sugar (glucose) and the pancreas produces little or no insulin. Gestational diabetes is a form of high blood glucose which primarily affects pregnant women. Untreated may leads to potential complications like heart disease, stroke, kidney damage, nerve damage. Endocrinology is a branch of science which web up the studies of the endocrine system and hormones secreted by it in the human body. Hormones are chemicals which affect the actions of various organ systems in the human body. Examples include insulin, growth hormone, and thyroid hormone.

Bariatric surgery
Ayurveda treatment for obesity
Thyroid Cancer
Type 1 Diabetes.
Type 2 Diabetes

Track 5: Obesity and Cardiovascular Diseases

The major cause for obesity is intake of excessive food, lack of physical activity, improper diet and genetic susceptibility. This food will leads to deposition of fat in body which will cause plaque. If the plaques rupture, it leads to heart attack (myocardial infarction). It may also leads to hypertension, arterial aneurysm and heart failure and may also leads to kidney failure.

Hypertension (High Blood pressure)
Coronary artery diseases
Cardiac arrest
Congestive heart failure
Stoke

Track 6: Bariatric Surgery

Weight loss is achieved by various methods in which bariatric surgery is the major and important one. This is attained by removing the portions of the stomach or by reducing the size of the stomach with the gastric bands. In some causes the small intestine is re-routed into a small stomach pouch. The bariatric surgery is recommended for obese people with more than 40 BIM (Body Mass Index) or at least 35 and also in the patients with serious coexisting medical condition such as diabetes.

Fertility and pregnancy
Psychiatric/psychological
Gastric bypass surgery
Bariatric surgery side effects

Track 7: Chronic Diseases Linked with Obesity

A chronic disease is a human health condition that is constant or otherwise lifelong in its effects or a disease that arises with period. The word chronic is often used when the course of the disease lasts for over three months. Many such diseases which are associated with obesity are;

Thyroid
Diabetes
Atherosclerosis
Some cancers including colon, endometrial and breast cancer
Gall bladder disease
High B.P
Type 2 diabetes (non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus)

Track 8: Junk Food and Obesity

The food which is pre-prepared or packaged that has very low nutritional value, high calories from fat or sugar, and less fibre, protein, minerals, vitamins in it. It can also refer to high protein food like meat which is prepared with saturated fat. Obesity is generally caused due to excess food intake and this is more prominent when a diet includes more calories in it. So avoiding junk food will reduce the risk of obesity.

High calories
Low minerals
Added preservatives
Saturated fat

Track 9: Technology Addiction to Obesity

Due to predominant increase in technology the rate of obesity also increased rapidly day by day. Technology has well-known to be helpful in numerous ways in today’s life, so people now a day has an easy access for everything they need. Researchers are concerned about the need of physical action and the fascination towards technology is causing kids to end up with overweight. This addiction and impact of technology cannot be measured due to the changes we do to use everything. Without a proper exercise to the body one can never beat the obesity.

Chemical dependency, such as drugs or alcohol.
Dependent personality disordered
Anxiety disorder
Psychotherapy

Track 10: Stress Factors in Binge Eating and Obesity

Stress can cause both the desire to overeat and binge eating. Researchers found that people with high level of "stress hormone" over a long period of time, had a higher body mass index (BMI), when compared to the people with low level of the stress hormone. Stress can cause sweating to your palms and belly ache this kind of heaviness may leads to unhealthy food habits like binge eating. Commonly many people feels stressed, when they over eat something and starts feeling bad or worried about weight gain, which makes you more stressed.

Eating disorders
Tips to stop overthinking
Meditation and yoga
Insomnia
Asthma

Track 11: Nutritional Immunology & Food Allergies

The growth of IgE mediated allergic diseases is mainly influenced by many elements, including environmental and genetic factors for example farming and pollution, but nutrition is also responsible for food allergies. These allergies affect immune system to react unusually when exposed to one or more specific foods such as nuts, eggs, wheat and milk. Breastfeeding, vitamins, minerals, fibre, fruits, vegetables, cow’s milk, n-3 fatty acids, pre-, pro- and symbiotic also causes effects which leads to allergies. The diet of pregnant and breastfeeding women, influences intrauterine development, as well as breast milk composition.

Autoimmune disease
Immune disorders
Immunotherapy
Inflammations
Medication and diet for pregnancy and breast feeding women

Track 12: Role of Nutrition in Disease Prevention

The nutrients we provide to our body will also play a vital role in our health, growth, development of functional abilities and prevention of diseases. Finest nutrition provides all nutrients in both kind and amount, these nutrients will be the foundation stone for good health and the cutting edge of prevention. The percentage of NCDs (non-communicable disease) is likely to increase to 57% by 2020. Nearly half of the total chronic disease deaths are attributable to obesity, cardiovascular diseases and diabetes. The burden of chronic diseases is quickly increasing worldwide. In this situation the part of nutrients as determinants of chronic NCDs is well established and they therefore occupy a prominent place in prevention activities.

Diet
Nutritional status
Malnutrition
Physical growth
Resistance towards diseases

Track 13: Dietary Supplements, Nutraceuticals & Functional Food

Nutraceuticals are detailed as pharmaceutical medication to possess aid in specific body functions. Whereas functional foods have additional capacity as new ingredients or existing ingredient are added. Dietary supplements arrive in a variability forms like conventional tablets, capsules, and powders, as well as drinks and energy bars. These incorporate vitamins D & E, minerals like calcium and iron, herbals and botanicals, amino acids, enzymes, and numerous different items like glucosamine, probiotics, and fish oils are likewise included.

Calcium supplements
Whole grains, sprouted grams and fermented foods
Vegetables and fruits in diet
Water and beverages
Net protein utilization (NPU)
Sodium and potassium intake

Track 14: Nutritional Value and Quality of Foods

Nutrition value is the content of food and the impact of elements on body. Food quality is an essential nutrition which consists of the nutritional value of a foodstuff. This may be contaminated during the manufacturing procedure. The nutrition value of food is vital part to understand because it affects the body, as it is related to cholesterol, fat, salt, and sugar intake. For the customers food label is the important tool to ensure the nutritional value of a product.

Nutrient-rich foods
Foods of animal and plant origin
Micronutrients and macronutrients
Protective foods
Quality and quantity of food

Track 15: Obesity & Weight Loss Management: Food - Diet Compatibility

Over weight is the chief cause for obesity, by maintaining a compatible diet programs one can overcome it. These programs may assemble weight loss over the short term, but maintaining such diet regularly is difficult and often requires huge attention which may lead to changes in the lifestyle. Researches advice that dietary intake and food eating pattern helps in prevent diseases and it will be easier to keep a check on calories which will also help preventing chronic disease.

Mediterranean diet
Vegas diet
Flexitarian diet
DASH diet (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension)

Track 16: Global Strategy on Diet, Physical Activity and Health

The main aim of (DPAS) is to limit the excess consumption of salt, sugars, and saturated fats, Tran’s fatty acids and increase the intake of vegetables, fruits and level up the physical activities. This is to avoid major risk factors responsible for the rapid growth of chronic diseases, like heart disease, stroke, diabetes and cancer which are the main reason for 60% of all global deaths.

Reduce risk factors for chronic diseases
Increase awareness of diet and physical activity on health
Boosts mental health
To improve relaxation and sleep quality

Track 17: New Directions in Obesity Treatment

The rate of weight issues in the Western global has extended significantly at some phase in the current quite a while. Treatment of stoutness starts with complete lifestyle the board. (i.e., weight reduction plan, substantial leisure activity, conducts change). Logical proof recommends that multidisciplinary applications dependably produce and save unobtrusive weight decrease somewhere in the range of 5% and 10% for the long-term time frame. Similarly as with all clinical conditions, incredible control of weight issues should be founded on an organization among a reasonably affected patient and gathering of wellbeing specialists

Diabetes prevention program
Weight management by dietary strategies
Preventing obesity in the early stages
Gut micro biome

Track 18: Critical care & Nutrition

Critical care nutrition is a given to the individuals who are admitted in Intensive Care Unit (ICU). It is given based on the medical evidence and nutritional requirements for the patient. The nutrition which is provided will be helpful in decreasing the disease and increase the mortality. New changes have been developed now days in the field of nutrition provided in the critical care. The registered dietician’s network has developed nutrition documents for the patients in the critical care.

Clinical Dietitian Services
Manuals & Nutrition Resource

Track 18: Research, Statistics and Case Reports

Worldwide obesity has nearly increased since 1975 and the rate continued to triple every year. The number of obese people in the world total is approximately 2.1 billion, which makes up about 30% of the total population. Over 3 million people each year die from obesity. More the 41 million children under the age of 5 were overweight in the year 2019. Compared with past studies there are 7.9 million new cases of diabetes every year and many new cases of chronic heart diseases and stroke with an average of 6.8million were affected. 39% of both men and women aged 18+ were overweight in which 11% of men and 15% of women were obese.

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SUMMARY

3^rd World Congress on Nutrition and Obesity Prevention welcomes speakers, exhibitors and delegates from all over the world to to take part in the webinar event during October 26, 2020. The sorting out panel is planning for an engaging and instructive meeting project including addresses, workshop and symposia on a wide classification of points, notice introductions, youthful specialist gathering and different projects for members from over the world.

IMPORTANCE AND SCOPE:

People haven’t given the problem of being overweight and obese the same attention as other risks such as smoking, but it is a top health issue. Obesity isn’t just limited to one part of the world. The effects of overweight continued to increase and have never come to an end since many years. The chances of being food insecure are higher for women than men in every continent. The immense advancement of the technology, lack of physical activities and high fat content in the diet are the many factors for obesity. About 30% of the world population where affected with obesity. So there is a need to upturn the awareness about obesity and the ways and means which are available to avoid it with a proper nutritional diet should be spotlight.

RECENT RESEARCHES ON OBESITY WORLDWIDE:

Today worldwide children under 5 who are overweight (high weight-for-height): 40 million (5.9%), School-age children and adolescents who are overweight: 338 million, Adults who are obese: 672 million (13% or 1 in 8 adults).

More than 2.1 billion people close to 30 per cent of the global population today are overweight or obese, according to the World Health Organisation. Obesity is costing the world $2 trillion a year, nearly as expensive as armed conflict and smoking. This is a ticking time bomb. The recent studies predict that almost half of the world’s adult population could be overweight or obese by 2030.