2012
DOI: 10.1590/s1519-38292012000300002
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Bases biológicas e evidências epidemiológicas da contribuição do crescimento fetal e pós-natal na composição corporal: uma revisão

Abstract: IntroduçãoOs fatores ambientais perinatais parecem ser determinantes das condições de saúde e doença em idades posteriores. Dentro do útero materno, sob a influência da interação entre os genes e o ambiente, o feto sofre mudanças orgânicas capazes de induzir alterações por todo o ciclo da vida, e estas alterações, quando associadas aos fatores ambientais e genéticos após o nascimento, desencadearão novas transformações no organismo. 1 Baseada em estudos epidemiológicos e experimentais surgiu a hipótese da "ori… Show more

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“…Using more accurate measurements of overweight and obesity, like dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry, could have provided greater detail on the long-term effects of the intervention. However, the earlier two-year study on part of this cohort, by Klakk et al,7 did not find a clearer picture of changes in body composition when the authors used dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry scans and compared them with BMI.In our study, children were assessed during puberty, when changes may occur due to changes in growth and body composition, as well as metabolic adaptations as a result of training 29. Thus, it is possible that the different results observed with regard to mean BMI and waist circumference might have been partly related to the maturational process during puberty.…”
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“…Using more accurate measurements of overweight and obesity, like dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry, could have provided greater detail on the long-term effects of the intervention. However, the earlier two-year study on part of this cohort, by Klakk et al,7 did not find a clearer picture of changes in body composition when the authors used dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry scans and compared them with BMI.In our study, children were assessed during puberty, when changes may occur due to changes in growth and body composition, as well as metabolic adaptations as a result of training 29. Thus, it is possible that the different results observed with regard to mean BMI and waist circumference might have been partly related to the maturational process during puberty.…”
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“…In our study, children were assessed during puberty, when changes may occur due to changes in growth and body composition, as well as metabolic adaptations as a result of training . Thus, it is possible that the different results observed with regard to mean BMI and waist circumference might have been partly related to the maturational process during puberty.…”
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