Acercamiento multifactorial a la fisiopatología de la obesidad. Modelo de abordaje COD2

A multi-factor approach to the physiopathology of obesity: COD2 model COD2 approach model

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Ricardo Rosero Revelo
Jorge Palacio Uribe
Adriana María Jaramillo
Juan Pablo Polanco
Paola Cubillos Rizo
Alicia Uribe Jaramillo
Isabel Cossio Salazar
Juan Pablo Álzate Arbeláez
Juan Gabriel Cendales

Resumen

La obesidad en este momento representa una de las peores amenazas del sector salud. El acelerado aumento de la prevalencia y mortalidad a causa de enfermedades cardiovasculares establece un precedente histórico como problema de salud pública mundial. La elevada incidencia de obesidad y enfermedades crónicas ha llevado a múltiples áreas de la salud a entender y buscar un detonante claro que explique esta patología. Existen numerosas causas que explican su comportamiento agresivo, progresivo y crónico. Sin
embargo, ninguna de ellas satisface como el solo factor desencadenante que ofrezca un tratamiento único que genere una reducción de su rápida expansión. En este artículo se buscan explicar las principales causas relacionadas con esta entidad así como los
mecanismos que lo demuestran, para lograr entender el abordaje adecuado de los pacientes que acuden buscando el manejo de la
obesidad (modelo COD2).

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Ricardo Rosero Revelo, Clínica Las Américas Medellín

Médico Internista y Endocrinólogo COD2

Jorge Palacio Uribe, Clínica Las Américas

Médico Deportólogo COD2

Adriana María Jaramillo, Clínica Las Américas

Médica Pediatra y Endocrinóloga COD2

Paola Cubillos Rizo, Clínica Las Américas

Médica Especialista en Naturopatía y Medicina Funcional COD2

Alicia Uribe Jaramillo, Clínica Las Américas

Psicóloga Clínica y Maestría en Psicología

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