تاثير انرژي مصرفي فراغت و غير فراغت بر ميزان مرگ و مير مردان

The Effects of Leisure and Non- Leisure Energy Expenditure on the Men Mortality

The purpose of the present study was to examine the relations between energy expenditure of physical activity and mortality count in a five years follow-up of a sample of East Azarbaijanian men over 30 years of age( n=2530 ), which was initiated in 200 I. Odds ratio resulting in relationship between non-leisure physical activity & cardiovascular disease mortality and fatal myocardial infarction points that there is a reverse relationship between the increased physical activity & mortality. Also there is a reverse relationship between the increased physical activity & all cause mortality. There is a direct relationship between all cause mortality & time spent sitting. Age-adjusted relative risks relating quartiles of average daily energy expenditure to mortality were estimated. These relations were due mainly to the contribution of non-leisure energy expenditure, which represented, on average, 53% of menʹs total activity. The results illustrate the importance of non-leisure energy expenditure in the assessment of total activity. These data support the hypothesis that physical activity is inversely associated with risk of death in men.