Improved Physical and Mental Health After a Combined Lifestyle Intervention with Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Obesity.

Mostafa Mohseni,Susanne Kuckuck, Renate E H Meeusen,Geranne Jiskoot,Robin Lengton,Mesut Savas,Kirsten A C Berk,Eline S Van der Valk,Bibian Van der Voorn,Sjoerd A A Van den Berg,Anand M Iyer,Johannes B J Bussmann,Pieter J M Leenen,Willem A Dik,Cornelis J de Groot,Erica L T Van den Akker,Elisabeth F C Van Rossum

International journal of endocrinology and metabolism（2023）

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Abstract

Combined lifestyle intervention in patients with obesity was accompanied by significant improvements in body weight and body composition along with cardiometabolic, endocrine, immunological, psychological, and behavioral improvements. Interestingly, most changes in psychological and behavioral health occurred independently of weight loss. Obesity treatment success should be evaluated based on a combination of physical and patient-reported outcomes rather than weight loss alone.

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Eating Behavior,Lifestyle Intervention,Metabolism,Psychological Health,Weight Loss

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