2020
DOI: 10.4038/jccpsl.v26i5.8333
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Combating physical inactivity during COVID-19 pandemic in Sri Lanka: being active at home

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“…The comfort and safety related implementations have become the most chosen of the people who used to be normal at home [3]. The status of health, wellbeing, sleeping patterns and quality of life were changed because of the restricted mobilization took place during the pandemic period dragging energy expenditure and dietary into a critical situation [4]. Around 70.2% people were accepted the advice of 'stay home' and it has resulted both positive and negative consequences in the lifestyle [5].…”
Section: Manual Work Assistance For Outdoormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The comfort and safety related implementations have become the most chosen of the people who used to be normal at home [3]. The status of health, wellbeing, sleeping patterns and quality of life were changed because of the restricted mobilization took place during the pandemic period dragging energy expenditure and dietary into a critical situation [4]. Around 70.2% people were accepted the advice of 'stay home' and it has resulted both positive and negative consequences in the lifestyle [5].…”
Section: Manual Work Assistance For Outdoormentioning
confidence: 99%