Overweight and Obesity Prevention for Adolescents

Bonsergent, E.; Agrinier, Nelly; Thilly, Nathalie; Tessier, S.; Legrand, Karine; Lecomte, Édith; Aptel, E.; Herçberg, Serge; Collin, Jean-François; Briançon, Serge

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“…A multiple linear regression found no statistical differences in adjusted means of BMI and autonomous motivation of physical activity and dietary intake in either participant group. The intervention group showed a 0.4 smaller increase in BMI than the control group, which is similar to the PRALIMAP project's 0.11 lower increase 34 .…”

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Can the Weight Reduction Program Improve Obese Thai Adolescents’ Body Mass Index and Autonomous Motivation?

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J. Nepal Paedtr. Soc.

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Can the Weight Reduction Program Improve Obese Thai Adolescents’ Body Mass Index and Autonomous Motivation?

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“…Treatment in the form of education about healthy lifestyle was carried out in one of the aforementioned studies; it was characterized by involving breaks for physical exercise and eating healthy meals during ordinary school hours [26]. The second one employed similar treatment, defined as a strategy for reducing obesity in the adolescent period called PRALIMAP [27]. In the third partly experimental study, the researchers included professional counselling directed towards lifestyle changes and mandatory visits to nutritionists once per week in combination with two times weekly PA bouts of 60 minutes each [28].…”

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“…Only in 3 articles, a partly experimental nature of the study design can be found [26][27][28]. Treatment in the form of education about healthy lifestyle was carried out in one of the aforementioned studies; it was characterized by involving breaks for physical exercise and eating healthy meals during ordinary school hours [26].…”

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Physical activity level has a great influence on the nutritional status of adolescents: a review article

Paravlić¹

2018

Hum Mov.

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Purpose. The aim of the review was to investigate the relationship between physical activity level (PAL) and nutritional status (NS) in adolescents. Methods. Seven electronic databases were searched for research from the years 2005-2015. The studies must have mentioned the relationship between PAL and NS parameters in adolescents. After the review of abstracts and articles, 22 papers meeting the required criteria were further analysed in detail.Results. The studies included 31,045 subjects of both sexes. The results showed that smaller PAL led to an increase of NS parameters and vice versa. Comparing the total PAL, the total time spent in moderately vigorous physical activity, and the total time of vigorous PA (VPA), only VPA was a significant predictor of the responders' percentage of fat mass. Reducing the activity by 10 MET on the weekly level was associated with an increase in bMI in girls for 0.11 kg/m 2 , while an increase of the activity by 1 hour per week resulted in a decline in bMI by 0.13 kg/m 2 . Conclusions. Total PAL has a significant correlation with NS in adolescents. This relationship is inverse, which means that more active adolescents are less overweight than their less active and/or inactive counterparts and vice versa. In addition to PAL, the character or intensity of physical activity has a significant impact on bMI. Physical activity of higher intensity influenced the reduction of body weight and fat mass more than activity of the same duration but of moderate intensity.

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“…This study is multi-year cross-section longitudinal [16], taking more balanced and diverse nutrition [16], and reducing sedentary life style (e.g., watching TV) [29] in either the individual or community level [17], parents [34], school [14][24].…”

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“…Since the 1990s, a number of adolescents' obesity prevention programs have implemented in either the individual; physical activity[3] [16], nutrition [16], and sedentary life style (e.g., watching TV) [29] or community level [17]; parents [34] and school [14] [24].…”

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Longitudinal Data Analysis for School-aged Adolescents' Obesity Rates across the States

Kim¹,

Kim²,

Hwang³

2016

The Journal of the Korea Contents Association

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The objectives of this research is to examine: 1) how the rates of adolescents' BMI change over time in terms of the state level; and 2) development difference in the state level of BMI in terms of children's obesogenic behaviors from 1999 to 2011. Data were drawn from the 1999-2011 Youth Risk Behavior Survey in the United States (N=260, 293, grades 9-12, and 27 states). Ordinary least squares regression and hierarchical linear modeling were utilized to capture a longitudinal time effect of school-aged adolescents' obesity rates across the states, controlling for demographics and nutrition-and physical activity-related behaviors. The state's level of children's BMI percentile was significantly associated with longitudinal time. Longitudinal time effect across the states appears to play an important factor associated with children's decrease of BMI percentile. Therefore the states' implementation of physical activity and nutritional policies seems to be effective for preventing and reducing childhood obesity during last decade. More attention should focus on enforcing the policy and overcoming current barriers in order to minimize children's obesogenic factor.■ keyword :|Childhood Obesity|Longitudinal Data Analysis|States|Physical Activity|Nutrition|

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Overweight and Obesity Prevention for Adolescents

Cited by 61 publications

References 41 publications

Can the Weight Reduction Program Improve Obese Thai Adolescents’ Body Mass Index and Autonomous Motivation?

Can the Weight Reduction Program Improve Obese Thai Adolescents’ Body Mass Index and Autonomous Motivation?

Physical activity level has a great influence on the nutritional status of adolescents: a review article

Longitudinal Data Analysis for School-aged Adolescents' Obesity Rates across the States

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