Análisis del efecto de la actividad física y adherencia a la dieta mediterránea en enfermedades crónicas

Daniela Rovira Martínez; Mª Loreto Tárraga Marcos; Mario Romero de Ávila; Fátima Madrona Marcos; Pedro J. Tárraga López

doi:10.19230/jonnpr.3815

Authors

Daniela Rovira Martínez Grado de Medicina Universidad Castilla la Mancha, España
Mª Loreto Tárraga Marcos Enfermería Hospital Clinico de Zaragoza, España
Mario Romero de Ávila Pediatra Hospital de Almansa (Albacete), España
Fátima Madrona Marcos Médico Residente de Medicina Familia de Albacete Zona 5 A, España
Pedro J. Tárraga López Profesor Medicina de Universidad Castilla la Mancha, España

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.19230/jonnpr.3815

Keywords:

Physical activity, Mediterranean diet, cronics disease

Abstract

Objective. Analysis between the relationship of physical activity and Mediterranean diet with chronic diseases.

Method. a search for articles published in health portals such as Web Of Scienc was carried out De Palabras Palabras: Physical activity; obesity; type 2 diabetes; arterial hypertension; Mediterranean diet; Physical Exercise.

Results. Out of a total of 41 articles reviewed in Pubmed, Elsevier and Web Of Science (WOS), 20 have finally been used, with at least 50% of them with a periodicity of less than 5 years. Being the average number of citations of 1101.85.
It has been observed that in the different studies one of the most frequent causes of morbidity and mortality in patients with chronic diseases is physical inactivity and sedentary lifestyle.
The Mediterranean style of eating has shown, with broad scientific solvency, by association or intervention, to generate numerous benefits in the prevention and treatment of different types of risk conditions and / or chronic pathologies.

Conclusions. It is recommended that all individuals receive advice on healthy eating and activity and adopt the Mediterranean dietary pattern with olive oil to decrease their risk of cardiovascular disease.

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