Literature DB >> 7561546

A summer camp for childhood obesity in Thailand.

P Jirapinyo1, N Limsathayourat, R Wongarn, N Limsathayourat, A Bunnag, S Chockvivatvanit.   

Abstract

The results of a 4-week summer camp for childhood obesity were reported. Twenty-one children with moderate to severe obesity, aged between 8-13 years, joined the program. Dietary restriction during the official hours and dietary self-control at home were implemented throughout the program. Exercise, swimming and group therapy were also implemented throughout the program. Weekly sight-seeing outside the camp was very interesting for the participants. After the program, all participants had lost weight which was about 5 per cent of their initial weight. Most of the weight loss was due to loss of body fat but not lean body mass. No complications occurred during the program. The 4-week summer camp is then practical for initiating weight loss for obese children. Long-term follow-up which is underway will be reported later.

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Year:  1995        PMID: 7561546

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Med Assoc Thai        ISSN: 0125-2208


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