Live Video Diet and Exercise Intervention in Overweight and Obese Youth: Adherence and Cardiovascular Health

Nourse, Susan E.; Olson, Inger; Popat, Rita A.; Stauffer, Katie Jo; Vu, Chau; Berry, Samuel; Kazmucha, Jeffrey; Ogareva, Olga; Couch, Sarah C.; Urbina, Elaine M.; Tierney, Elif Seda Selamet

doi:10.1016/j.jpeds.2015.06.015

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“…A study done by Nourse et al [5] investigated the impact of live video diet and exercise intervention on vascular and functional outcomes in overweight and obese children (mean age = 14.5, n = 20). The intervention lasted 12 weeks and included three times per week videoconferences with a trainer and diet consultations.…”

Section: Functional Movement In the Average Adolescent Population Andmentioning

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“…The importance and influence of PA and weight status on adolescent health has been investigated widely, however only few studies have examined the relationship between FM, PA level, and obesity among the pediatric population. To date, only few studies have examined FM in the general adolescent population [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. There are only four studies that investigated relation between weight status and FM in children [8][9][10][11].…”

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Relation between Weight Status, Physical activity, Maturation, and Functional Movement in Adolescence: An Overview

Karuc

Mišıgoj-Duraković

2019

JFMK

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Obesity, low level of physical activity and dysfunctional movement patterns presents one of the leading health issues that can contribute to increased risk for developing not only metabolic and cardiovascular disease, but also musculoskeletal problems. The aim of this paper is to summarize literature and evidence about relationship between functional movement (FM) patterns, physical activity (PA) level and weight status in average adolescent population. In addition, this paper summarized current evidence about relations between maturation effects and functional movement among athletic adolescent populations. Summary of current evidence suggests that decreased physical activity level is negatively correlated to functional movement in adolescence. Additionally, most studies suggest that weight status is negatively correlated to functional movement patterns although there is conflicting evidence in this area. Evidence consistently showed that overweight and obese adolescents exhibit poorer functional movement compared to normal weight adolescents. In addition, it appears that maturation has effects on functional movement in athletic populations of adolescents. It is therefore important that practitioners consider interventions which develop optimal functional movement alongside physical activity and weight management strategies in children, in order to reduce the risks of injuries and pathological abnormality arising from suboptimal movement patterns in later life.

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Section: Functional Movement In the Average Adolescent Population Andmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Relation between Weight Status, Physical activity, Maturation, and Functional Movement in Adolescence: An Overview

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Mišıgoj-Duraković

2019

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“…A partir de estos resultados se puede concluir que una intervención durante 12 semanas de sesiones de video con un apoyo presencial en adolescentes con sobrepeso, puede mejorar su perfil de riesgo y una mejora potencial en su salud cardiovascular (Baños et al, 2013). Un estudio para evaluar la adquisición de conocimientos en nutrición mediante videojuegos online se ha realizado con 230 niños que también ha mostrado su utilidad (Nourse et al, 2015). De igual forma se ha utilizado un sistema de soporte de decisiones para realizar el estadiage y seguimiento de pacientes oncológicos.…”

Section: Prevention -E-salud ¿De Qué Evi-dencia Disponemos?unclassified

e-ciudadanos, e-salud y redes sociales. Organizarse y formarse en alimentación y salud = e-citizens, e-health and social networks. How to organize and learn about food and health

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2016

Revista Española De Comunicación en Salud

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“…Patients can engage in the intervention in the comfort of their own home and as their schedule permits . Some pediatric studies have used live‐teleconferencing to deliver health and behavior modifications in patients with diabetes and obesity . In a pilot study, we have demonstrated excellent adherence of obese and overweight youth to a live video diet and exercise intervention with significant improvement in their cardiovascular risk profile …”

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Healthy hearts in pediatric heart transplant patients with an exercise and diet intervention via live video conferencing—Design and rationale

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Rosenthal

Couch

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Pediatric Transplantation

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Background: Pediatric heart transplant (PedHtx) patients have increased cardiovascular risk profiles that affect their long-term outcomes and quality of life. We designed a 12-to 16-week diet and exercise intervention delivered via live video conferencing to improve cardiovascular health. Our methodology and baseline assessment of the first 13 enrolled patients are reported. Methods: Inclusion criteria are as follows: (a) 8-19 years old; (b) heart transplant >12 months; (c) ability to fast overnight; (d) cardiac clearance by cardiologist; and (e) presence of an adult at home during exercise sessions for patients <14 years old. Exclusion criteria are as follows: (a) acute illness; (b) latex allergy; (c) transplant rejection <3 months ago; and (d) multi-organ transplantation. The intervention consists of one diet and three exercise sessions weekly via live video conferencing. Study visits are conducted at baseline, intervention completion, and end of maintenance period. Results: A total of 13 participants (15.2 [2.3] years) have been enrolled. Median percent-predicted VO 2 max was 56.8 [20.7]% (10 patients <70%). Ten patients had abnormal endothelial function (reactive hyperemia index <1.9; 1.4 [0.325]) and 11 patients had stiff arteries (pulse wave velocity ≧5.5 m/s for 15-19 years, ≧4.5 m/s for 8-14 years; 5.6 [0.7] m/s). Patients had suboptimal diets (saturated fat: 22.7 [23.8] g/d, sodium: 2771 [1557] mg/d) and were sedentary at a median of 67.5 [13.8]% of their time. Conclusions: Baseline assessment confirms that PedHtx patients have abnormal cardiac, vascular, and functional health indices, poor dietary habits, and are sedentary.These results support the rationale to test the feasibility and impact of a non-pharmacologic lifestyle intervention in this patient population.

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Live Video Diet and Exercise Intervention in Overweight and Obese Youth: Adherence and Cardiovascular Health

Cited by 26 publications

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Relation between Weight Status, Physical activity, Maturation, and Functional Movement in Adolescence: An Overview

Relation between Weight Status, Physical activity, Maturation, and Functional Movement in Adolescence: An Overview

e-ciudadanos, e-salud y redes sociales. Organizarse y formarse en alimentación y salud = e-citizens, e-health and social networks. How to organize and learn about food and health

Healthy hearts in pediatric heart transplant patients with an exercise and diet intervention via live video conferencing—Design and rationale

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