Practical recommendations to avoid physical deconditioning during confinement due to pandemic associated with COVID-19
Physical activity sedentary behaviors pandemic social isolation coronavirus Actividad física conductas sedentarias pandemia aislamiento social coronavirus Medicine, General & Internal General & Internal Medicine
; 2020(Universidad y Salud)
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in Spanish
| 08 | ID: covidwho-819464
ABSTRACT
Introduction:
Social isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic includes home confinement, which results in increased physical inactivity and sedentary behaviors, favoring physical deconditioning. Deconditioned people have metabolic and systemic disorders due to the lack of movement.Objective:
To present practical, low-cost recommendations on evidence-based activities to avoid physical deconditioning during home confinement, which can be maintained over the long term, even after the pandemic. Materials andmethods:
Documentary review on strategies to support healthy lifestyles at home that decrease the negative effects at a physiological level produced by the confinement derived from the pandemic.Results:
Evidence indicates that home confinement increases the levels of physical inactivity and sedentary behavior;executing physical activity under particular conditions, among other effects, can strengthen the respiratory and immune systems, maintain physical condition and generate positive effects on mental health.Conclusions:
The habits related to the practice of physical activity at home should be maintained over time, it is recommended to do it on a scheduled basis, define rest times between activities and during the night, and choosing those that generate enjoyment.
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08
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Spanish
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Physical activity sedentary behaviors pandemic social isolation coronavirus Actividad física conductas sedentarias pandemia aislamiento social coronavirus Medicine, General & Internal General & Internal Medicine
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