A nutrition-physical fitness intervention program for XXXX parents.

@entity1 @entity3363 @entity28 @entity620 @entity1372 @entity904 @entity460 @entity258 @entity65 @entity68
An 8-week program taught nutrition and aerobic exercise to @entity28 , @entity258 mothers of @entity1 under 3 years. A reduction in risk factors for @entity65 in the mothers was anticipated. Culturally adapted aerobic dancing was well-suited for exercise. It was assumed that @entity1 would ultimately adopt their parents' changed life style. The program demonstrated a significant reduction in heart rates at rest, but no significant change in heart rates with stress. A significant reduction in body-fat percentage was measured, whereas overall weight reduction was not significant. The consumption of @entity620 , protein, fat, and @entity1372 was reduced. Intake of @entity460 , @entity68 , @entity3363 , and @entity904 rose significantly. The results indicate the potential effectiveness of such dual intervention programs. Further study would be necessary for more conclusive results and recommendations.
