RESUMEN.<\/strong><\/p>\nPara combatir la inactividad f\u00edsica la OMS establece unas recomendaciones y estimula a adaptarlas y estudiar sus efectos en distintas poblaciones.<\/p>\n
Objetivos:<\/strong> Comprobar si trabajadores sedentarios del sector qu\u00edmico, que cumplen con las recomendaciones de ejercicio m\u00ednimo de la OMS tienen menor IMC y niveles de colesterol y triglic\u00e9ridos que aquellos que no cumplen con estas recomendaciones.<\/p>\nMaterial y m\u00e9todos:<\/strong> Estudio descriptivo transversal sobre 184 empleados varones. Se siguieron las recomendaciones STROBE. Aparte de los descriptivos habituales se usaron los test Chicuadrado de independencia y T de Student, as\u00ed como un m\u00e9todo multivariante, la Segmentaci\u00f3n CHAID (Chi-Squared Automatic Interaction Detection).<\/p>\nResultados:<\/strong> Se observ\u00f3 una relaci\u00f3n altamente significativa (p=0,004) entre los trabajadores que realizaban ejercicio\u00a0\u00a0cumpliendo los requisitos m\u00ednimos de la OMS y el IMC normal. Si no se alcanzaba este m\u00ednimo, la relaci\u00f3n, aunque menor, segu\u00eda siendo significativa (p=0,041). Se encontr\u00f3 significaci\u00f3n entre el IMC normal y el colesterol y triglic\u00e9ridos normales (p=0,034 y p=0,033 respectivamente).<\/p>\nConclusiones:<\/strong> El principal factor que predice el IMC en este grupo es que la actividad f\u00edsica alcance los criterios m\u00ednimos recomendados por la OMS, independientemente de si los trabajadores tienen puestos activos o sedentarios.<\/p>\nTitle:\u00a0\u00a0ORGANIZATION CONTROLS BODY MASS INDEX IN SEDENTARY WORKERS: CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY IN A SPANISH CHEMICAL INDUSTRY<\/strong><\/p>\nAbstract:<\/strong><\/p>\nTo combat physical inactivity, the WHO sets out recommendations and encourages adaptation and study of their effects on different populations.<\/p>\n
Objective:<\/strong> To check whether sedentary workers in the chemical sector, who comply with the WHO\u2019s minimum exercise recommendations, have lower BMI and cholesterol and triglyceride levels than those who do not comply with these recommendations.<\/p>\nMaterial and methods:<\/strong> Cross-sectional descriptive study on 184 male employees. The STROBE recommendations were followed. In addition to the usual descriptive tests, we used the Chi-Squared Independence\u00a0Test and the Student T test, as well as a multivariate method, the CHAID Segmentation (Chi-Squared Automatic Interaction Detection).<\/p>\nResults:<\/strong> A highly significant relationship (p=0.004) was observed between workers who exercised in compliance with the WHO minimum requirements and normal BMI. If this minimum was not reached, the relation, although lower, was still significant (p=0.041). Significance was found between normal BMI and normal cholesterol and triglycerides (p=0.034 and p=0.033 respectively).<\/p>\nConclusions:<\/strong> The main factor predicting BMI in this group is that physical activity meets the minimum criteria recommended by the WHO, regardless of whether workers are active or sedentary.<\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][\/vc_row]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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