Nutritional control PWA to reduce problems derived from overweight in high school students of a Public School

Obesity is a constantly growing problem since 2016, with an impact in the last 2 years where most people lived a very sedentary life that affected their metabolism and led them to be overweight, in addition to the direct relationship that exists between people with a low socioeconomic level and the...

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Autores principales: Christian Ovalle Paulino, Rebeca Sumire Qquenta, Juan Nestor Vilca Sucapuca, Daniel Sumire Qquenta
Formato: Ponencia
Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: 2023
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Sumario:Obesity is a constantly growing problem since 2016, with an impact in the last 2 years where most people lived a very sedentary life that affected their metabolism and led them to be overweight, in addition to the direct relationship that exists between people with a low socioeconomic level and the prevalence of overweight, due to problems of low education and poverty.For this, an application research with a quantitative approach was carried out, with an experimental group of 33 students and another control group of 33 students to contrast the experimental group, which has not been significantly affected by external factors.Finally, it was obtained as results that the BMI of adolescents improved by an average of 2%.In the same way, knowledge retention is optimal, since initial knowledge was improved by an average of 60%.Therefore, the present investigation showed that the implementation of a progressive web application or PWA considerably improves the knowledge of eating habits in students from a low socioeconomic sector through the information provided and trivia-type games.