Sedentarismo, la enfermedad del siglo xxi

Rodulfo, José Ildefonzo Arocha

doi:10.1016/j.arteri.2019.04.004

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“…Темпи розвитку світового ринку інформаційних технологій неухильно зростають, все більше людей надають перевагу інтелектуальній праці, яка в більшості випадків супроводжується малорухливим способом життя, що має негативні наслідки для здоров'я людини. Згідно з даними ВООЗ, гіподинамія є чинником ризику для розвитку серцево-судинних, онкологічних, запальних та обмінних захворювань [1]. Серед останніх -ожиріння, що тісно пов'язане з дисліпідемією і є однією з найбільших проблем сучасності [2,3].…”

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Study of fat and organic acids in feverfew cultivars White Gem and Phlora Pleno herb

Hordiei¹,

Gaponenko²

2020

Ukr. biopharm. j.

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Study of fat and organic acids in feverfew cultivars White Gem and Phlora Pleno herb

Hordiei¹,

Gaponenko²

2020

Ukr. biopharm. j.

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“…Another of the main problems we can find related to child and youth obesity is the high degree of sedentarism, which is considered the disease of the 21st century [10,11]. Sedentary lifestyles have been aggravated in recent years by the increased use of new technologies and are directly related to childhood obesity [12].…”

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Well-Being, Obesity and Motricity Observatory in Childhood and Youth (WOMO): A Study Protocol

Mendoza-Muñoz

Adsuar

Pérez‐Gómez

et al. 2020

IJERPH

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Background: Childhood obesity is one of the greatest public health problems facing advanced societies, and Spain is one of the countries with the highest incidence. There are many studies that monitor at the national level, but given the lack of specificity, lack of updating and scarcity of epidemiological data on overweight, obesity, physical condition and well-being of children and adolescents in Extremadura, it seems necessary to create a Well-being, Obesity and Motricity Observatory in Childhood and Youth (WOMO) in Extremadura in order to follow up on the evolution of this problem and to propose strategies to combat it. Therefore, this project aims (1) to obtain information on the physical condition, body composition and well-being of children and youth in Extremadura every year and (2) to evaluate the relationship between obesity, overweight, physical condition, well-being, self-perceived physical fitness, physical activity adherence, physical literacy, health-related quality of life (HRQoL), happiness and satisfaction with life, connection with nature, barriers to sports practice, self-concept and bullying in children and youth. Methods: An annual monitoring cross-sectional and follow-up study will be performed. Primary outcome measures will be (1) personal data and anthropometric measurements, (2) family and school information, (3) physical condition, (4) obesity and overweight level, and (5) well-being. Secondary outcome measures will be (1) self-perceived physical fitness, (2) physical activity adherence, (3) physical literacy, (4) HRQoL, (5) happiness and satisfaction with life, (6) connection with nature, (7) barriers to sports practice, (8) self-concept and (9) bullying. Discussion: This project will provide valuable information to adopt appropriate strategies to reduce the level of overweight and obesity in children and youth. Furthermore, orientations will be given to transfer the results obtained to the business sector or to the public sector to evaluate or change the policies adopted.

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“…The state budget items of all developed countries dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of diseases increase due to the growth of the population in general; and, due to the ageing of the same, in particular (due to the increase in life expectancy and reduction in the birth rate) (Beard, Officer, & Cassels, 2016). So, reducing the socio-economic burden of the most prevalent diseases and comorbidities and implementing measures that help their prevention have become critical points of action by health authorities (Bagrichevsky & dos Santos, 2018;Rodulfo, 2019).…”

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Compliance with the recommendations of the World Health Organization on the practice of physical activity in people over 65 years in Spain

Boente-Antela¹,

Leirós‐Rodríguez²,

García-Soidán³

2020

jhse

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Purpose: Identifying whether the recommendations of the WHO regarding the amount of weekly time dedicated to the practice of PA in its different modalities are being met in the population of people over 65 in Spain. Method: This study has used data provided by 1317 interviewees aged 65 to 69 years old included in the Spanish Health Survey. Results: 19.1% of the sample said to not walk any day of the week at least 10 minutes, being the 84.2% those who did, at least, 150 minutes per week. Concerning the accomplishment of intense and moderate physical activity generally, the general or optimal recommendations for the weekly time were not satisfied. The proportion of individuals that comply the recommendations, general and optimal, of physical activity moderate were 17.4% in both cases. Those percentages, regarding intense exercise, the percentage of individuals that comply with the recommendations are reduced to 6.6% and 2.4%, for general and optimal recommendations, respectively. Conclusion: The practice of moderate and intense exercise is not within the frequent habits of people over 65 years of age, and this phenomenon could be one of the causes of the increasing health demand in this country (regardless of whether it is of a sensitive sector to get sick from the ageing process).

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Sedentarismo, la enfermedad del siglo xxi

Cited by 84 publications

References 37 publications

Study of fat and organic acids in feverfew cultivars White Gem and Phlora Pleno herb

Study of fat and organic acids in feverfew cultivars White Gem and Phlora Pleno herb

Well-Being, Obesity and Motricity Observatory in Childhood and Youth (WOMO): A Study Protocol

Compliance with the recommendations of the World Health Organization on the practice of physical activity in people over 65 years in Spain

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