2023
DOI: 10.12800/ccd.v18i56.1916
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English Changes in the characteristic of dietary and lifestyle during Covid-19 lockdown in different countries: A systematic review

Abstract: Debido a la pandemia de COVID-19, los gobiernos se vieron obligados a tomar medidas de confinamiento para controlar eficazmente el contagio. Sin embargo, después de un tiempo de control al poblado, estas restricciones hicieron la gente tener más ansiedad y depresión, incluso cambiar el estilo de vida.Esta revisión sistemática tiene un objetivo analizar los cambios dietéticos de la población mundial durante la confinamiento de COVID-19. Se selecciono 11 artículos académicos de los 1412 encontrados tras la búsqu… Show more

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“…As a part of the restrictions established by the World Health Organisation (WHO), confinement, mask wearing and social distancing measures were implemented, leading to a sudden change in the daily habits of the population and having an impact on engagement in physical exercise and sport (Li, 2023;Prieto, 2021;Saavedra & Otero, 2022). A number of studies have closely examined the physiological repercussions of confinement (Burgos et al, 2020;De la Torre Ortega et al, 2022;Villaquirán et al, 2020), however, very few have focused on repercussions related with social distancing measures.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As a part of the restrictions established by the World Health Organisation (WHO), confinement, mask wearing and social distancing measures were implemented, leading to a sudden change in the daily habits of the population and having an impact on engagement in physical exercise and sport (Li, 2023;Prieto, 2021;Saavedra & Otero, 2022). A number of studies have closely examined the physiological repercussions of confinement (Burgos et al, 2020;De la Torre Ortega et al, 2022;Villaquirán et al, 2020), however, very few have focused on repercussions related with social distancing measures.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A number of studies have closely examined the physiological repercussions of confinement (Burgos et al, 2020;De la Torre Ortega et al, 2022;Villaquirán et al, 2020), however, very few have focused on repercussions related with social distancing measures. Both confinement and social distancing measures increase exposure to sedentary behaviour (Li, 2023;Saavedra & Otero, 2022), which may drive towards a partial loss of physical activity, reduced quality of life (Bustamante-Ara et al, 2022;Castillo-Retamal et al, 2023) and reduced muscle strength and functional performance, above all in older adults (Villaquirán et al, 2020). In this sense, De la Torre Ortega et al (2022) indicate that confinement and social distancing can lead individuals to get out of certain routines, increasing their risk of suffering falls and musculoskeletal injuries.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%