2011
DOI: 10.1007/s00198-011-1649-3
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Adiposity and bone health in Spanish adolescents. The HELENA study

Abstract: Adolescents with higher levels of adiposity have greater bone mass, but this association is explained by their higher levels of LM.

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“…Confounders, such as lean mass, calcium, and PA, do not seem to have an important role in the SES-bone mass association. Positive correlations were found among bone-related variables and sexual maturation, height, lean mass, calcium intake, and average PA, and therefore, were included as confounders, as we did in previous studies [30]. The confounders were entered into the models in consecutive steps to explore their role in the associations.…”
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“…Confounders, such as lean mass, calcium, and PA, do not seem to have an important role in the SES-bone mass association. Positive correlations were found among bone-related variables and sexual maturation, height, lean mass, calcium intake, and average PA, and therefore, were included as confounders, as we did in previous studies [30]. The confounders were entered into the models in consecutive steps to explore their role in the associations.…”
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“…A minimum of 8 hours of registration/day during at least 3 days were selected as an inclusion criterion. Average PA (counts/min) was calculated as previously described [30].…”
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“…It is known that there is collinearity between lean mass and BF and therefore, overweight and obese adolescents have more lean mass than their normoweight peers 32 . The literature has consistently omitted the possibility that lean mass may be a significant contributing factor to clustered CVD risk independently of BF.…”
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“…3 Estudos têm mostrado que crianças obesas possuem maior conteúdo e densidade mineral óssea, e que o desenvolvimento ósseo pode ser influenciado por diversos fatores, dentre eles a massa magra e a gordura corporal, no entanto essa relação sobre a saúde óssea de obesos ainda não esta bem definida. 4 Para minimizar o crescimento da obesidade bem como das alterações metabólicas e ortopédicas associadas faz-se necessária à adoção de medidas preventivas e de tratamento desta doença, sugerindo a associação entre exercício físico e reeducação alimentar. 5 Estudos apresentam a potencialização dos resultados benéficos quando realiza-se uma intervenção multidisciplinar por meio de modificações na dieta, implementação de atividade física sistematizada e acompanhamento médico como observado no estudo de Fagherazzi et al 6 Dentre os diferentes modelos de exercício físi-co, o treinamento concorrente (TC), composto de exercício aeróbio e resistido em uma mesma sessão de treinamento 7 , pode ser indicado para a manutenção da massa óssea, pois ambos os modelos são apontados como atividades que resultam em osteogênese.…”
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