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Monday, January 20, 1958
The Medical
THE FAT CHILD
I recently read several pa
pers in a symposium in the
Journal of Pediatrics on the
I I man agement
I child. Hun
dreds of thou
sands of moth
ers are dis
tressed when
they see one
of their chil
dren growing
enorm ously
Dr. Alvarez
stout. If it is a
girl, they know that if she
goes on the way she is going,
by the time she is 16, she'll
be a baby elephant; she will
never have a beau, and she
will never be married.
Dr. Ella Hill, of Des Moines,
says that some babies in the
first few months of life begin
to put on excess weight, but
obesity is seen most frequent
ly between the ages of 8 and
14 years. Fortunately, after
this period, quite a few of the
fat youngsters lose weight
again, spontaneously.
As Dr. Hill says, thousands
of the mothers bring these
children to the doctor fully
expecting that he will find
some glandular deficiency,
and especially, something
wrong with the thyroid gland.
But, as she says, such disease
is extremely rare. Dr. Jb,0
ward Rynearson says that
even with the huge human
material they see at the Mayo
Clinic, they rarely can demon
strate anything wrong with
the glands of a fat child. The
only truble with him (her) is
that his appetite is too good.
Children with a certain di
sease of the pituitary gland
and also of an adrenal gland
will get fat, but they will de
velop changes in their body
which an e x p e rt easily
recognizes at a glance. A
child whose thyroid gland is
so insufficient that he gets
fat generally has a sluggish
mind and a pale and cold skin.
He is pudgy about the eyes
and he goes to sleep in his
chair. Usually, the typical fat
child, with normal glands,
grows big and tall; he is alert,
wide-awake, has a ruddy
complexion, and in some ways
is too healthy. His basal me
tabolic rate is normal, and
there is nothing wrong with
him except that he is too
hungry and too fat.
Good Food Inducement
Some children over-eat per
haps because their parents
over-eat, and there is so much
good food on the table. Some
children who eat moderately
enough at table are constant
ly raiding the ice-box or go
ing to the drug-store for
double ice-cream sodas. Stout
children tend to gain more
weight because they tend to
be inactive; they are not so
likely to play games like base
ball. Many of these unfortunate
children are born with an in
herited tendency to over
weight. As a physician, I
seldom feel like examining
such a child. I just look at the
fat mother, the fat father or
the fat grandparents and I
see that the cards were stack
ed against the poor youngster.
The great trouble that par
ents face with these children
is that it is almost impossible
to get them to cut down on
their diet as they should. One
cannot watch the child all the
time. Because the child must
have enough protein, he
should be given skim milk,
fish, poultry and eggs to give
strength, and then enough
salads and vegetables and
fruits to fill his stomach. He
must leave alone cream, rich
gravies, oily salad dressings,
much butter, potatoes, spag
hetti, macaroni, cakes,
cookies, bread-stuffs and
sweets. He must keep away
from candy stores and soda
fountains.
I am glad to see that Dr.
Hill is against giving children
drugs that may lessen their
appetite. The great trouble
with giving people drugs is
that then they want to de
pend on the drug and not on
dieting. This they cannot do
successfully.
Obese Parent
Dr. Barton Childs of Johns
Hopkins University has said
that about 70 per cent of fat
persons have an obese father
or mother. If both parents are
much over-weight, three out
of four of their children are
likely to be fat. If one par
ent is overweight, one out
two of the children may be
fat, and if neither parents is
over-weight, their children
have only one chance in 10
of getting fat.
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As Dr. Reginald S. Lourie,
of Washington, D.C., said,
psychiatrists claim that obes
ity can be a refuge from
major mental conflicts, but I
have never been satisfied
with this theory. It isn't neces
sary. Most stout persons were
born to be stout; they are
hungry and they, haven't
enough will power to quit
eating. Such persons react to
food much as an alcoholic re
acts to alcohol. He keeps tak
ing a fifth of whiskey a day,
although he knows that this
means his ruin and the ruin
of his family.
If I were the parent of a
very fat girl, I would do my
best to get here to see the
great need for cutting down
on her intake of food. But if
she didn't have the will
power to diet, I would not
keep nagging at her, or snoop
ing on her. AH that would do
would be to drive a phycholo
gic wedge between us.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to diag
nose by mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1958)
Young Oregonians
Get Overseas Job
Salem, Ore., (IP) Three
Oregon young people have
been selected by Gov. Robert
D. Holmes to serve as state
"Ambassador" and U.S. Ex
hibit guides at the Brussels
World fair.
They are Mr. and Mrs.
Gary R. Gregory, both 23,
and students at the University
of Oregon, and Marcia Mau
ney, 22, Coquille, currently
enrolled at the Sorbonne,
University of Paris.
The trio will represent the
state for six months at the
Fair starting April 10. Each
will receive $150 a month,
living accomodations, $5 a
day allowance toward living
expenses and round-trip tran
sportation to the fair.
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Portland (IF) Funeral
services will be held Tuesday
for Miss Ethel Waif Grubbs,
88, a granddaughter of Jason
Lee, the pioneer Oregon
Methodist missionary.
She was a graduate of the
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at Boston and was once as
sociated with her father in
the Marsh Printing company
in Portland. She died Thurs
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Only survivor is a cousin,
Mrs. Frank Hales of Eugene.
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