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Cuba y Salud 2018; 13 (S1)

Myths related to the physical exercises practices earmarked to reduce the body weight

Urribarres AR, Abín GT, Fernández QL

Language: Spanish
References: 11
Page: 69-72
PDF size: 177.80 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Objective: to identify the most defunded myths in the World Web of Spanish speakers related to physical exercises practices earmarked to decrease the weight or to reduce the body grease.
Method: the analysis of documental sources and descriptive statistics were used as a dominant form. 60 web pages, blogs and web sides. 20 correspond to commercials that give beauty advices and rapid formules to better esthetically the personal appearance in general form.17 correspond to specialized pages in the physical culture and 23 leftover conciseness to spaces in web sides, blog and journal of general topics, which included sport sessions and advices for the esthetical improvement of body image. A descriptive study of the information gave was carried out.
Results: there is constancy that persists in this population a group of myths related to information, about physical exercises practices to decrease the weight or to reduce the adipose tissue.
Conclusions: 14 myths were found, tree of them were identified as the most defunded.As well as a group of courses were programmed and chatter to inform and educate the Elam population that wish to decrease weight or reduce volume of grease in some parts of the body.


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