ArticleJournal of pharmacy & bioallied sciences2025
Management of Childhood Obesity Among School Girls With a Comprehensive Approach Using Bio-Physiological Parameters.
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Background: The incidence of overweight and obesity is significantly rising and constitutes a serious global issue. This will result in significant health consequences in the child's later years. This study aims on a comprehensive strategy for managing childhood obesity among girls. Methodology: A study used quasi experimental research design. The study sample consists of 60 school girls (control group = 30 and experimental group = 30). The experimental group participants were given moderate to high intensity aerobic exercises. Instructions were given to the experimental group participants regarding using healthy foods The adherence to the diet was checked by telephonic conversation with the parents, once a week. The control group children were provided all the details after completing the study. Results: The intervention showed significant difference in weight ( Conclusion: The childhood obesity can be controlled by effective and regular aerobic exercises and a healthy diet which need to be educated and reinforced by nurses during school health visits.
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