TOTAL ENERGY EXPENDITURE: SOFTWARE ESTIMATION AS A NEW APPROACH
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ABSTRACT
Quantifying total energy expenditure is essential to management of the main comorbidities of 21st century. The present work aims to discuss a new approach to the calculation of total energy expenditure (TEE). To evaluate the TEE there is a need for more precise indirect methods. Software and an algorithm are presented and discussed as an alternative to current indirect estimation methods. We conclude that the new approach can bring significant advantages of precision and accessibility when compared to alternative ones.
Keywords: Physical activity, Software, Questionnaires
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Quantificar gasto energético total é imprescindível no manejo das principais comorbidades do século 21. O presente trabalho tem como objetivo discutir uma nova abordagem para o cálculo do gasto energético total (GET). Para avaliar o GET há necessidade de métodos indiretos mais precisos. Um software e um algoritmo são apresentados e discutidos como alternativa para os correntes métodos indiretos de estimativa. Conclui-se que a nova abordagem pode trazer vantagens significativas de precisão e acessibilidade quando comparada às outras.
Palavras-chave: Atividade física, Software, Questionários.Referências
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