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Independent Effects Of Age And Energy Expenditure On Obesity Among Adults In Nigeria | 6463
ISSN: 2165-7904
Journal of Obesity & Weight Loss Therapy
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The study assessed the independent effects of age and energy expenditure on the risk of obesity among adults (20-64year) in
Nigeria. Cross-sectional study with changes in age, changes in work and leisure-time, and physical activities information
played a role. In all were 240 adult subjects, 120 women and 120 men (age: 20-64yrs; BMI cut off: ≥ 30kg/m
2
) in rural/urban
area of Nigeria (men and women). The independent effects of age and energy expenditure on obesity Body Mass Index (BMI) by
anthropometry, energy expenditure by physical activity information, and age, occupation, marital status were assessed through
logistic regression analyses; and sex-specific empirical BMI cut-points were used to determine the risks of obesity. The risks of
obesity in the rural and urban areas strongly increased with increase age across the gender. The energy expenditure level did
contribute to the risk of obesity among the urban population. Physically active men and women had slightly less chance to be
obese. Both age and energy expenditure has a strong and direct association with obesity in the urban settings. Findings from
this study showed that in transition societies, age tends to be a risk factor for obesity, whereas energy expenditure tends to be
protective, and level of education and economic development are relevant modifiers of the influence exerted by these variables.
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