Incorporating Yoga into a Pediatric Weight Management Program: A Pilot Study.
Incorporating Yoga into a Pediatric Weight Management Program: A Pilot Study.
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将瑜伽纳入儿童体重管理计划：试点研究。
DOI：
10.1089/chi.2021.0114
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发表时间：
2022
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Beck,AmyR
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Forseth,Bethany;Hampl,Sarah;DreyerGillette,Meredith;Foright,RebeccaM;Gibson,Mary;Vandal,Julie;Moon,Mallory;Beck,AmyR
目的：评估瑜伽纳入儿科体重管理计划（促进青少年健康; PHIT瑜伽）的可行性和可接受性，以种族多样化的照顾者和青年，并将此计划与接受不包括瑜伽（PHIT Kids）的计划的队列进行比较。方法：30名肥胖儿童参加了为期12周的儿科体重管理干预（PHIT Kids，n= 17; PHIT瑜伽，n= 13）。在干预前后从两个队列中获得体重、BMI z评分（BMIz）、BMI第95百分位数百分比和健康习惯评估。结果：PHIT瑜伽队列中54%的儿童和PHIT儿童队列中65%的儿童参加了≥75%的干预会议。调查结果支持PHIT瑜伽是可以接受的照顾者和儿童。改善BMIz观察到50%的儿童在每个队列和两组改善五个七个健康习惯;队列重叠三个习惯（早餐，屏幕时间，含糖饮料）。结论：研究结果支持瑜伽类添加到儿科体重管理计划是可行的，可以接受的种族多样化的儿童严重肥胖和他们的照顾者。
Purpose:To assess the feasibility and acceptability of yoga incorporated into a pediatric weight management program (promoting health in teens; PHIT Yoga) to racially diverse caregivers and youth and to compare this program with a cohort that received a program that did not include yoga (PHIT Kids).Methods:Thirty children with obesity were enrolled in a 12-week pediatric weight management intervention (PHIT Kids,n= 17; PHIT Yoga,n= 13). Weight, BMI z-score (BMIz), BMI percent of the 95th percentile, and health habits assessment were obtained from both cohorts pre- and post intervention. Acceptability was assessed in the yoga cohort.Results:Fifty-four percent of children in the PHIT Yoga cohort and 65% of children in the PHIT Kids cohort attended ≥75% of the intervention sessions. Survey results support that the PHIT Yoga was acceptable to both caregivers and children. Improvements in BMIz were observed in 50% of children in each cohort and both groups improved on five of seven health habits; cohorts overlapped on three habits (breakfast, screen time, and sugar-sweetened drinks).Conclusion:Findings support that yoga classes added to a pediatric weight management program are feasible and acceptable in racially diverse children with severe obesity and their caregivers.