Choronic energy malnutrition is health problems in women reproductiveage. The purpose of this study was assessed association betweennutrition knowledge, energy and protein intake with chronic energymalnutrition. Design study was observational study with cross sectionaldesign. The Sample were taken by exshautive sampling with collected152 praconseption women. Study was conducted in Boalemo regency.Data analysis using univariate and bivariate analysis which was chisquare test. The result showed that there were only 2,6% in age lessthan 20 years, most of educational level les than nine years 66,4%,92,8% had occupation as house wife, 28,8 % choronic energymalnutrition, 52,6% low nutrition knowledge, 55,9% low energy intakeand 54,6% low protein intake. Bivariate analysis showed women whohad CEM with low nutrition knowledge 51,3% higher than high level ofnutrition knowledge 2,7%, low penergy intake 37,6% higher thanadequate energy intake 16,4%, low protein intake 36,1% higher thanadequate protein intake 18,8%. Chi square test showed there wereassociation between nutrition knowledge (p = 0,000), energy intake (p =0,007) and protein intake (p = 0,029) with chronic energy malnutrition inpraconseption women. It was concluded tha low nutrition knowledge,low energy and protein intake had association with chronic energymalnutrion.

Women in Indonesia are a group at risk of experiencing high blood glucose levels with increasing age. The purpose of the study was to analyze the relationship between physical activity and central obesity on hyperglycemia in adult women. The type of research is quantitative with a cross-sectional design on adult women at the Telaga Biru Public Health Center, Gorontalo Regency in 2019. The sample size is 248 people using purposive sampling. The method of collecting physical activity data is measured using a Physical Activity Level (PAL) questionnaire, central obesity is measuring waist circumference, and current blood glucose levels for hyperglycemic status. The statistical test is the chi-square test with 95% CI. The results showed that physical activity included in the light category was very high at 91.1% and central obesity status was also high at 61,3%. The results of current blood glucose levels showed that respondents who experienced hyperglycemia were low at only 15,3%. Physical activity had no significant association with hyperglycemia (p= 0,142), central obesity had a significant association with hyperglycemia (p= 0,005). The conclusion is that central obesity has a significant relationship with the incidence of hyperglycemia in adult women with an OR value of 3,52