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Effect of Spa Treatment (Diet, Exercise, Balneotherapy) on Risk Factors of IHD in Obese Children
Authors: P. Hošek; S. Liskova 1; F. Stožický 2
Authors‘ workplace: Katedra tělesné výchovy FPE ZČÚ, Plzeň
Published in: Čes-slov Pediat 2000; (7): 452-456.
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The authors assessed in 78 obese subjects, mean age 11.7 years the incidence of the metabolic syndrome andprepared a multidisciplinary non-pharmacological therapeutic programme. Its effectiveness was investigatedduring five-week spa treatment. A complete picture of the metabolic syndrome with insulin resistance, impairedlipid metabolism and systemic hypertension was found in 10% of the patients. A non-pharmacological therapeuticprogramme involving diet, exercise and balneotherapy led to a mean 10% decline of body weight. The impairedlipid metabolism found in 80% of the subjects at the onset of treatment improved in all and the same applies tothe physical fitness level. The attained results provide evidence that non-pharmacological therapeutic programmesin obese children are effective and lead to repair of deviations which condition in adult age cardiovascularcomplications of IHD.
Key words:
risk factors of IHD, obese children, spa treatment
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Neonatology Paediatrics General practitioner for children and adolescents
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