Obesity seems to be taking hold of many people while monotonous activity has led to disturbed mental health. How has COVID-19 affected these 2 cases? How can we help maintain our good health?
Sovit Parajuli thanks for your vision regarding this issue. I appreciate your vivid answers.
Undoubtely, COVID-19 has affected the Mental Health and Physical Status in Obesity patients. So, it is necessary to recommend to our patients to be engaged in different activities that keep motivated their minds during the lockdown period. Furthermore it´s necessary also to encourage them to do daily physical exercise at home according with their particular capacities.
Eduardo Rivas-Estany dear Sir thankyou for your wonderful views regarding this matter. I totally agree with your suggestions
Dear Rabin,
take a look on our recent work. We discuss some points of your question.
Matias, T., Dominski, F. H., & Marks, D. F. (2020). Human needs in COVID-19 isolation. Journal of Health Psychology. https://doi.org/10.1177/1359105320925149
best regards. Thiago
Thiago Matias its wonderful and great contribution of what you’ve done, a magnificent piece of Article. Thankyou for allowing us to witness your great craft.
Thiago Matias your conclusion to keep moving seems really interesting and realistic.
Unfortunately, quarantine has a major impact on the subject of obesity and psychological well-being. It is very difficult to practice sports with a muzzle and a glove.
Mutasem Z. Bani-Fwaz corona has throttled and thwarted our mental health and thinking
How can we help maintain our good health? that important, sports achievement, may be help.
Unfortunately, quarantine has a serious impact on obesity and psychological well-being. We have conducted research. The number of depressive disorders has increased. There are cases of suicide due to a pandemic. There is evidence of an increased incidence of alcohol abuse. Maintain a healthy lifestyle is probably the most relevant in recent months.Regards, Pushkin Sergey Viktorovich
Thanks for following Abdelkader Dehbi and thankyou for answer Mila Ilieva
A lot of work (so much that I have not had time to "look at myself") due to the over-stress of having been in the first line of anti-Covi action, in my position as Senior Health Officer of the Spanish FAS (Navy)
In our recent work we provided a rationale for that.
Matias, T., Dominski, F. H., & Marks, D. F. (2020). Human needs in COVID-19 isolation. Journal of Health Psychology, 25(7), 871–882. https://doi.org/10.1177/1359105320925149
Based on Marks 2015, we showed an homeostasis system linking low self-esteem with negative affect, comfort eating and overweight. Intervention to alter the dynamics of the system are presented as replacing comfort eating with exercise, aiming to increase self-esteem and control weight gain
The lockdown and social distancing restrictions have made people restricted in their homes eating, no exercise and no open gyms hence weight gain and obesity risk is high. Evenly, the constriction in homes has made people psychologically disturbed and events such as domestic violence, depression and headaches have risen. As such, these conditions are positively related to covid-19 pandemic and its resultant effects
Rabin Thapa the mental situation is even worse for those who have lost livelihoods and can barely provide their families and themselves basic needs
Marginalised people are not being looked for and it can lead to food crisis and massive brawl later.
I agree that mental hygiene is lot more affected due to COVID-19 and it will take much time to completely eradicate the SARS-CoV-2. Here, I have worked on few medicinal plants for managing mental health during the pandemic.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341509825_A_brief_review_on_managing_mental_health_using_herbs_during_COVID-19_pandemic
The mass media. They should not escalate the situation with Covid-19. On the contrary, to help people who are suspicious with existing mental disorders. adequately perceived the situation. Obesity is one of the risk factors, so you need to be most careful about your health. Especially during a pandemic. Regards, Pushkin Sergey Viktorovich
1) To Mental Health bad, very bad !: Phobias, paranoidism, depressive status, anxiety pictures, mixed anxious / depressive disorders, sleep disorders, irritability, partner conflicts have skyrocketed. , Obsessive Compulsive Disorders -the paradigm would be compulsive and repeated handwashing with hydroalcoholic solution -... all without going into children and babies 2) Regarding obesity, various studies speak of a large part of the population confined has gained about 4 (four) kgs on average
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