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Nutrient deficiencies of the obese child and adolescent

Nutrient deficiencies of the obese child and adolescent. ML FRELUT, MD Service d'Endocrinologie et Diabétologie Pédiatriques Centre hospitalier universitaire de Bicêtre Hôpitaux Universitaires Paris Sud (AP-HP) France. Obesity. E xcess fat mass +

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Nutrient deficiencies of the obese child and adolescent

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  1. Nutrientdeficiencies of the obese child and adolescent ML FRELUT, MD Service d'Endocrinologie et Diabétologie Pédiatriques Centre hospitalier universitaire de Bicêtre Hôpitaux Universitaires Paris Sud (AP-HP) France ECOG eBOOK ML Frelut

  2. Obesity Excess fat mass + Association to severalnutrientsdeficiencies = Double burden ECOG eBOOK ML Frelut

  3. The keys of the diagnosis • Good knowledge of the local nutritional situation • Clinics • Dietaryrecall • Biologicalassesment ECOG eBOOK ML Frelut

  4. Top 6 deficiencies 4vitamins 3 Minerals /trace elements Iron Zinc Selenium • Vitamin A • VitaminD • Vitamin E • Folate ECOG eBOOK ML Frelut

  5. The pitfalls of the biologicaldiagnosis • Obesityis a mildinflammatorydisease: impact on proteins • overestimation of ferritine • Underestimation of retinolbindingprotein • Increased fat mass • Unknown stores of fat soluble vitamins: A, D,E ECOG eBOOK ML Frelut

  6. Consequences of nutritionaldeficiencies • Addition of classicalconsequences and • Increase of complications of obesity • Cardiovascularrisk • Insulinresistance • Liverdamage • …. ECOG eBOOK ML Frelut

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