DOI: 10.11606/d.6.2012.tde-03072012-091758
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Padrões da dieta e hipertensão em adultos e idosos de São Paulo

Abstract: Agradecimentos À minha querida bem humorada orientadora, professora Regina Mara Fisberg, por me acolher, ensinar, e sobretudo pelo carinho há mais de 10 anos. À professora Dirce Marchioni, pela co-orientação em diversos trabalhos, revisão deste estudo, sabedoria compartilhada e pela amizade. À professora Marilisa Barros pelas preciosas contribuições na revisão deste trabalho. Aos professores Rafael Claro e Sandra Vívolo pelas contribuições na qualificação do mestrado. A professora Sabina Gotlieb pelas aulas, e… Show more

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“…Both the Traditional pattern found in the present study and the Mixed pattern of the Brazilian population indicated the habit of the elderly of consuming vegetables (greens and vegetables). The Traditional pattern items observed in the present study are similar to foods that belong to a pattern often called Prudent and associated with a reduced risk of chronic diseases and frailty in the elderly 16,17,19 , and these data may corroborate the association of the pattern with the practice of physical activity, and also reveal that part of the sample is composed of elderly people who traditionally consume foods considered to be "healthier" than other studies.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 77%
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“…Both the Traditional pattern found in the present study and the Mixed pattern of the Brazilian population indicated the habit of the elderly of consuming vegetables (greens and vegetables). The Traditional pattern items observed in the present study are similar to foods that belong to a pattern often called Prudent and associated with a reduced risk of chronic diseases and frailty in the elderly 16,17,19 , and these data may corroborate the association of the pattern with the practice of physical activity, and also reveal that part of the sample is composed of elderly people who traditionally consume foods considered to be "healthier" than other studies.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 77%
“…Ferreira et al 2 identified dietary patterns in the elderly, including a Traditional pattern, with composition similar to the present study, whose main components were rice and beans. Selem 17 identified three dietary patterns in adults and elderly persons in the city of São Paulo, noting that one, also entitled Traditional (Rice, beans, butter/margarine, whole milk, coffee/tea and sugar), was positively associated with non-hypertensive individuals.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The high intake of meats, especially processed meats, may also contribute to the high intake of sodium (low score) by people with high protein intake. This scenario may be aggravated by high intake of processed products, addition of too much salt, and use of high-sodium condiments 18,21 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a specific study about hypertension and diabetes, Francisco et al (2018) also found correlations between the prevalence of these diseases in the black and less educated population, which may be the result of "lack of access to social opportunities throughout life, increasing the vulnerability of this subgroup to unfavorable outcomes in old age" (FRANCISCO et al, 2018, p. 3836, our translation). Finally, focusing the municipality of São Paulo, Selem (2012) points out these relationships with the incidence of hypertension, linking them to dietary patterns. The Health Atlas of the City of São Paulo (SÃO PAULO, SMS, VIA PÚBLICA, 2012) indicates a significant concentration of deaths caused by cardiovascular diseases and diabetes in the peripheries of the municipality.…”
Section: Dispersion and Uneven Impactsmentioning
confidence: 99%