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Social representations: Diet patients with chronic non transmissible

10th International Conference and Exhibition on Obesity & Weight Management

Donovan Casas Patino, Alejandra Rodriguez Torres, Maria de los Angeles Maya Martinez and Georgina Contreras Langrave

UAEM-Centro Universitario Amecameca, M�?©xico

Posters & Accepted Abstracts: J Obes Weight Loss Ther

DOI: 10.4172/2165-7904.C1.043

Abstract
Introduction: The "diet" is located within a complex social worldview, where culture is a collective creation ideologically internalized in each individual, and is fully accepted by society. Chronic Noncommunicable Diseases [NCD] are a group of diseases whose importance lies in being the main cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide, all these share important points from the point of view etiopatol�?³gico, leading all in one treatment: "diet". Objective & Methodology: To explore the common sense of the "diet" in patients with NCDs. The theoretical and methodological basis of social representations (RS) was resumed, which integrate cognitive concepts such as, estereotipos, beliefs, symbols, etc., semistructured interviews were applied to 200 patients a Family Medicine Unit of the Mexican Social Security Institute State of Mexico East, that to define patients from the "diet". Results: The term "diet" was associated with an address with a range of very high association to: "what you can eat", "it is very difficult to follow the diet by the time", "what fills me"; "Diet is not as important as medication", "what you should eat" and "with food one can control the disease" "you eat what is not allowed", "it is what it tells me the doctor can eat", "are foods you recommend nutritionist", confirming that the "diet" is a social construct biomedical control and also is out of the acceptance and assimilation of the patient. Conclusions: The end of this research reveals that the thin threads of marginalization and ignominy of our collective suffering NCDs expose a food inequality and perpetuation of an inadequate diet, despite public policies on nutrition, these are far of reality, opening a field of research from the area of nutrition the primary focus "diet".
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