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Why can an extremely restrictive diet fail long term in obesity prevention?

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Correct answer: It may be difficult to follow and may cause nutrient deficiencies

An extremely restrictive diet may exclude important food groups, provide inadequate energy or protein, and lack vitamins and minerals. It is often difficult to sustain socially and psychologically, so old eating patterns may return after stopping it. Weight regain can follow. Effective obesity prevention favours a balanced, enjoyable, portion-aware pattern combined with physical activity, sleep, and lasting behaviour change.

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Obesity PreventionRestrictive DietSustainable Weight ManagementNutrient DeficienciesPrevention Of Chronic DiseasesClinical Nutrition And DieteticsHome ScienceClass 12 Mcq

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It may be difficult to follow and may cause nutrient deficiencies

Why is this the correct answer?

An extremely restrictive diet may exclude important food groups, provide inadequate energy or protein, and lack vitamins and minerals. It is often difficult to sustain socially and psychologically, so old eating patterns may return after stopping it. Weight regain can follow. Effective obesity prevention favours a balanced, enjoyable, portion-aware pattern combined with physical activity, sleep, and lasting behaviour change.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 12 Home Science question. Chapter: Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics. Topic: Prevention of chronic diseases.

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