Hugo Antonio Laviada Molina
Mexico
Review Article
Transcultural Diabetes Nutrition Algorithm: The Mexican Application
Author(s): Alexis Bolio Galvis, Osama Hamdy, Miguel Escalante Pulido, Victoria Alejandra Rajme Haje, Hugo Antonio Laviada Molina, Mario Eduardo Martínez Sánchez, David González Bárcena, Teresita Huici y de Yta, Albert Marchetti, Refaat A Hegazi and Jeffrey I MechanickAlexis Bolio Galvis, Osama Hamdy, Miguel Escalante Pulido, Victoria Alejandra Rajme Haje, Hugo Antonio Laviada Molina, Mario Eduardo Martínez Sánchez, David González Bárcena, Teresita Huici y de Yta, Albert Marchetti, Refaat A Hegazi and Jeffrey I Mechanick
In Mexico, Type 2 Diabetes (T2D), dyslipidemia, hypertension, and associated Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) have replaced infectious diseases as primary causes of morbidity and mortality. In less than four decades, T2D has become the foremost health problem of this middle income nation, affecting nearly one sixth of the adult population, more than 10 million people. Dyslipidemia is also problematic and widespread, with a national prevalence among the worlds highest. Contributing to these troubles, are alarming rates of weight disorders. Mexico now has one of the most overweight and obese populations in the world, where 66% of men and 72% of women over age 20 are overweight or obese. Additionally, Mexico has emerged as the country with the highest percentage of overweight and obese youth -26% of young children and 32% of teens. Among city children with weight disorders, hypertension has .. View More»
