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RESUMEN ANALÍTICO EN EDUCACIÓN - RAE

Código: FOR020GIB

Versión: 01

Fecha de Aprobación: 10-10-2012

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1.  Información General

Tipo de documento

Artículo científico

Acceso al documento

Google académico.

Titulo del documento

Relación entre niveles de actividad física y sedentarismo con síndrome metabólico ENS Chile 2009- 2010

Autor(es)

Cristi-montero, Carlos; Sadarangani, Kabir; garrido, Alex; Poblete, Felipe; Díaz, Ximena; Celis, Carlos.

Director

Cristi-montero, Carlos

Publicación

Salud pública México. 2019; 61:166-173.

Unidad Patrocinante

Escuela de educación física, pontificia universidad católica de Valparaíso.

Palabras Claves

Actividad física, epidemiologia, enfermedades cardiovasculares, obesidad, diabetes, estilo de vida sedentario.

1. Descripción

En este Artículo científico se evidencia lo que Hoy día podemos obtener en la actividad física junto al ejercicio en beneficio a la salud siendo este muy significativo para generar estrategias que ayuden a mejorar el estado de salud ya que por la otra parte está la inactividad física o sedentarismo teniendo en cuenta las condiciones asociadas a estas como lo es, la obesidad, enfermedades cardiovasculares ñ, diabetes mellitus tipo 2 entre otras; categorizando así a las personas adultas si son activas o inactivas, teniendo como base la práctica de la actividad física-intensidad moderada de 150 minutos semanales como parámetros mínimos para así definir tiene alta o baja actividad física; de acuerdo a la metodología se establece una asociación junto con el síndrome metabólico.

También se tiene en cuenta que a nivel mundial es muy limitado el estudio de este tipo y muy poco o nulo a nivel latinoamericano.

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