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Resumen Abstract
La obesidad infantil y juvenil constituye el trastorno nutricio- Title: Childhood obesity: a question of education at the indivi-
nal de mayor relevancia en nuestro medio y un problema sa- dual, family or social level?
nitario de gran trascendencia. La rapidez con que se est in-
Obesity in childhood and adolescents constitutes the most re-
crementando su prevalencia parece guardar relacin con
levant nutritional disorder in our population and poses a highly
factores ambientales (hbitos dietticos, vida sedentaria,
important health care problem. The speed with which its pre-
etc.). El medio escolar, junto al familiar, son los mbitos edu-
valence is increasing appears to be related to environmental
cativos de mayor influencia; por tanto, la instauracin de pro-
factors (dietary habits, sedentary lifestyle, etc.). Together, the
gramas escolares de Educacin Nutricional sera el mtodo
school and home settings are the most important educational
idneo para iniciar y/o consolidar la adhesin psicoafectiva a
environments; thus, the introduction of programs of dietary
unas buenas prcticas alimentarias y a estilos de vida saluda-
instruction in schools would be the ideal method for initiating
bles. No obstante, este tipo de intervenciones supone un cos-
and/or consolidating a psychological and emotional adheren-
te social que habra que asumir y, si esto no fuera posible, nos
ce to good dietary practices and healthy lifestyles. Neverthe-
tendramos que limitar a seguir emitiendo declogos de bue-
less, interventions of this type involve social costs that would
nas intenciones.
have to be assumed. Should this be impossible, our only option
would be to go on issuing decalogues of good intentions.
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