Human growth, physical fitness and nutrition
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Human growth, physical fitness and nutrition
（Medicine and sport science, v. 31）
Karger, c1991
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The future of society rests with the underdeveloped nations, where the majority of the population are in the years of growth. This book brings together data from leading experts in nutrition, exercise, growth and development to explore the extent to which the potential of children is being realized in various cultures at the present time, to highlight problems that are restricting development, and to suggest how conditions for growth can be optimized. Unique in blending the expertise of nutritionists and exercise scientists, it also draws the important lesson that a "developed" society is not necessarily optimal - lack of physical activity may have an adverse effect upon ultimate health that is just as serious as a lack of food. Utilizing data from a variety of cultures and socioeconomic groups, this text will appeal to paediatric physiologists and all those concerned with the health, nutrition and physical education of the growing child.
目次
- Human growth, physical fitness and nutrition under various environmental conditions, J.Parizkova
- growth, exercise, nutrition and fitness in China, J.Chen
- social epidemiology of nutrition in the Ranga Reddy district of India and its implications for human resources development, K.Satyanarayana et al
- growth, maturation, body composition and maximal aerobic power of nutritionally normal and marginally malnourished school-aged Colombian children, G.B.Spurr
- growth, nutrition and physical performance in Algeria, N.Dekkar
- physical fitness in children and adolescents from differing socioeconomic strata, G.E.Narvaez Perez
- aerobic and anaerobic physical capacity of Cuban school-children subjected to different motor regimens, N.Arbesu
- anthropometric, functional and psychological characteristics of eight-year-old Brazilian children from low socioeconomic status, M.B.Rocha Ferreira
- estimated body composition and strength of chronically mild-to-moderately undernourished rural boys in southern Mexico, R.M.Malina
- somatic growth and physical performance in Canada, R.J.Shephard
- relationship of dietary intake to work output and physical performance in Czechoslovak adolescents adapted to various work loads, J.Parizkova and J.Heller.
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