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A Personalized Program of Physical Activity and Diet for Hypothalamic Obesity
Hypothalamic obesity (HO) is an obesity secondary to an alteration of the functioning of the hypothalamus, the central organ of energy homeostasis. The causes of OH are related to an hypothalamic lesion (eg craniopharyngioma) or to genetic diseases (ex: Prader-Willi syndrome). OH, which accounts for about 5 to 10% of obesity, is a complex handicap characterized by severe obesity associated with eating disorders, cognitive and behavioral disorders and sometimes a visual deficit, with a major impact on quality of life, morbidity and mortality. There is currently no specific treatment of HO. Management is essentially behavioral, based on daily support of eating behavior and physical activities (PA). OH is characterized by an intense and almost permanent hunger felt, a satiety disorder and an obsessive interest in food. The food education of the entourage is essential, the advise concern the control of the access to food and the setting up of a precise food frame on the quantities, with low energetic density, and schedules. OH is characterized by obesity with lean mass deficit. PA must therefore be regular, adapted to the disability and personalized to take into account cognitive deficits and behavioral disorders. Although the supervision of meals and daily PA is now recognized as fundamental in the care of these patients (National Program of Diagnosis and Care established by the French "Haute Autorité de Santé"), few studies have evaluated the effectiveness of programs with personalized support on global health. The investigators hypothesize that a personalized 4-month individual home-based counseling program on dietary counseling and PA can be effective to modify behaviors such as diet and PAs with an impact on changing weight and quality of life. The 16-week program includes a dietetic component (initial assessment with dietary care plan followed by a 30-minute telephone interview every month with dietician) and a PA component (two 1-hour individualized sessions, per
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