PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES OF ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Uvod: U sklopu istraživanja navika stanovništva Bosne i Hercegovine kroz EFSA (European Food Safety Authority) projekt B&H MENU provodilo se ispitivanje tjelesne aktivnosti ispitanika. U 2018. godini provedena je pilot-studija u okviru koje je ispitivano 146 ispitanika od kojih je 46 adolescenata u dobi od 10 do 17 godina i 100 odraslih u dobi od 18 do 64 godine. Cilj: Cilj istraživanja bio je utvrditi tjelesnu aktivnost adolescenata i odraslih te postojanje razlika u tjelesnoj aktivnosti između urbanog i ruralnog stanovništva, kao i postojanje spolnih razlika. Rezultati: Tjelesna aktivnost adolescentne i odrasle populacije ispitana je u kategoriji intenzivne tjelesne aktivnosti, umjerene tjelesne aktivnosti, vremena provedenog u hodanju, kao i vrijeme provedeno svakodnevno tijekom posljednjih sedam dana, izraženo u satima dnevno. Istraživanje je pokazalo da je najveći broj ispitanika koji se bave umjerenom tjelesnom aktivnošću i to 73% ispitanika. Također, 83% ispitanika redovito hoda, 95% odraslih, dok adolescenti samo 61%. Najveći broj ispitanika, 60% provodi manje od 1 sata/dnevno, dok 28% provodi 5 do 6 sati/dnevno sjedeći, odnosno njih 66% provodi sjedeći dnevno od 3 do 8 sati. Muška populacija redovito je sklona intenzivnoj tjelesnoj aktivnosti. Zaključak: Fizička aktivnost 2/3 anketiranih stanovnika je zadovoljavajuća i odražava se u redovitim tjelesnim aktivnostima i hodanju, dok 1/3 stanovništva nije dovoljno fizički aktivna. Nije bilo statističke razlike u fizičkoj aktivnosti ispitanika unutar stanovništva u odnosu na mjesto stanovanja (urbano/ruralno).Introduction: As a part of the research of the habits of the population of Bosnia and Herzegovina through the EFSA (European Food Safety Authority) project B&H MENU, the examination of the physical activity of the respondents is carried out. In 2018, a pilot study was conducted and on this occasion 146 respondents were interviewed, of which 46 were adolescents age of 10 to 17 years and 100 adult’s age of 18 to 64 years. Aim: The aim of the research was to determine the physical activity of adolescents and adults, and the existence of differences in physical activity between urban and rural population as well as the existence of gender differences. Results: The physical activity of adolescent and adult population was investigated in the category of intense physical activity, moderate physical activity, time spent walking as well as time spent sitting on a daily basis over the past seven days, expressed in hours per day. The survey found that the largest number of subjects engaged in moderate physical activity, and 73% of them. Also, 83% of respondents regularly walk, 95% of adults, while adolescents only 61%. The largest number of respondents, 60% spend less than 1 hour a day walking, while 28% spend 5 to 6 hours a day sitting, respectively 66% spending sitting in the day from 3 to 8 hours. The male population is regularly more inclined to intense physical activity. Conclusion: Physical activity of 2/3 of the surveyed population is satisfactory and is reflected in regular physical activities and walking, while 1/3 of the population is not physically active enough. There was no statistical difference in the physical activity of the respondents within the population with respect to the place of residence (urban/rural)

INFLUENCE OF IODINE CONSUMPTION FROM QUALITY ASPECTS OF SALT ON THE MARKET IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Uvod: Prema procjenama Svjetske zdravstvene organizacije (WHO), jodni deficit je jedan od najozbiljnijih socijalno-medicinskih problema svijeta. Oko dvije milijarde ljudi, odnosno 30% opšte populacije živi s rizikom razvijanja poremećaja koji nastaju kao posljedica jodnog deficita, 700 miliona ima strumu, a oko 20 miliona su ozbiljno mentalno retardirani. Smatra se da je jodni deficit najčešći razlog za mentalnu retardaciju. Cilj rada: Cilj rada je bio prikupiti i analizirati podatke o kvaliteti soli na tržištu u Bosni i Hercegovini u skladu s važećom legislativom, te iste usporediti s dostupnim znanstvenim informacijama o prekomjernom, odnosno nedovoljnom unosu joda, te eventualnom potrebom izmjene zakonodavnog okvira s aspekta kvalitete soli. Rezultati i rasprava: Optimalan unos joda od osobite je važnosti za zdravlje, a nedovoljan unos joda uzrokuje brojne razvojne i funkcionalne poremećaje koji se nazivaju poremećaji uzrokovani nedostatkom joda (eng. Iodine deficiency disorders - IDD). Jodiranje kuhinjske soli i soli koja se koristi u prehrambenoj industriji te proizvodnji hrane za životinje najbolja je preventivna mjera sprječavanja poremećaja uzrokovanih nedostatkom joda na razini određene populacije ili države. Prema Svjetskoj zdravstvenoj organizaciji, Zakladi za djecu Ujedinjenih naroda (UNICEF) i Međunarodnom odboru za kontrolu bolesti povezanih s manjkom joda (ICCIDD) preporučen dnevni unos joda je 150 μg (za trudnice i dojilje 220- 290 μg). Jod se u najvećoj mjeri unosi sa soli iz kruha i tjestenine, zatim direktnim dosoljavanjem i konzumiranjem industrijskih gotovih proizvoda. Zaključci: Kontrolu kvalitete soli koja se nalazi na tržištu potrebno je redovito pratiti jer je uočeno niz nedostataka kvalitete soli, od čega se dio odnosi i na prisutnost joda. S druge strane nedovoljna istraživanja o unosu količine soli putem hrane u Bosni i Hercegovini otvara dodatne potrebe ovakvih istraživanja u cilju procjene nedovoljnog, odnosno prekomjernog unosa joda.Introduction: According to World Health Organization (WHO) estimates, iodine deficiency is one of the most serious socio-medical problems in the world. About two billion people, or 30% of the general population live with the risk of developing disorders resulting from iodine deficiency, 700 million have a strike, and about 20 million are severely mentally retarded. Iodine deficiency is believed to be the most common cause of mental retardation. Aim: The aim of the paper was to collect and analyze the data on the quality of salt in the market in Bosnia and Herzegovina in accordance with the current legislation, and to compare it with the available Food in health and disease, scientific-professional journal of nutrition and dietetics - Special edition scientific information on excessive or insufficient iodine intake and the possible need to change the legislative framework from the aspect of salt quality. Results and discussion: Optimal iodine intake is of particular importance to health, and inadequate iodine intake causes numerous developmental and functional disorders called iodine deficiency disorders (IDDs). Iodination of kitchen salt and salt used in the food industry and the production of animal feed is the best preventive measure to prevent iodine deficiency disorder at the level of a particular population or state. According to the World Health Organization, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the International Committee for the Control of Iodine-Related Disorders (ICCIDD) recommended daily intake of iodine is 150 μg (for pregnant women and breastfeeding 220-290 μg). Iodine is largely introduced from salt from bread and pasta, then by direct dosing and consumption of industrial finished products. Conclusions: The quality control of salt in the market needs to be monitored regularly because a number of quality salt shortages have been observed, of which part also relates to the presence of iodine. On the other hand, inadequate research into the amount of salt intake through food in Bosnia and Herzegovina opens up the additional needs of such studies in order to estimate inadequate or excessive iodine intake

With food to health : proceedings of 11th International symposium

Proceedings contains 13 original scientific papers, 10 professional papers and 2 review papers which were presented at "10th International Scientific and Professional Conference WITH FOOD TO HEALTH", organised in following sections: Nutrition, Dietetics and diet therapy, Functional food and food supplemnents, Food safety, Food analysis, Production of safe food and food with added nutritional value

PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES OF ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Uvod: U sklopu istraživanja navika stanovništva Bosne i Hercegovine kroz EFSA (European Food Safety Authority) projekt B&H MENU provodilo se ispitivanje tjelesne aktivnosti ispitanika. U 2018. godini provedena je pilot-studija u okviru koje je ispitivano 146 ispitanika od kojih je 46 adolescenata u dobi od 10 do 17 godina i 100 odraslih u dobi od 18 do 64 godine. Cilj: Cilj istraživanja bio je utvrditi tjelesnu aktivnost adolescenata i odraslih te postojanje razlika u tjelesnoj aktivnosti između urbanog i ruralnog stanovništva, kao i postojanje spolnih razlika. Rezultati: Tjelesna aktivnost adolescentne i odrasle populacije ispitana je u kategoriji intenzivne tjelesne aktivnosti, umjerene tjelesne aktivnosti, vremena provedenog u hodanju, kao i vrijeme provedeno svakodnevno tijekom posljednjih sedam dana, izraženo u satima dnevno. Istraživanje je pokazalo da je najveći broj ispitanika koji se bave umjerenom tjelesnom aktivnošću i to 73% ispitanika. Također, 83% ispitanika redovito hoda, 95% odraslih, dok adolescenti samo 61%. Najveći broj ispitanika, 60% provodi manje od 1 sata/dnevno, dok 28% provodi 5 do 6 sati/dnevno sjedeći, odnosno njih 66% provodi sjedeći dnevno od 3 do 8 sati. Muška populacija redovito je sklona intenzivnoj tjelesnoj aktivnosti. Zaključak: Fizička aktivnost 2/3 anketiranih stanovnika je zadovoljavajuća i odražava se u redovitim tjelesnim aktivnostima i hodanju, dok 1/3 stanovništva nije dovoljno fizički aktivna. Nije bilo statističke razlike u fizičkoj aktivnosti ispitanika unutar stanovništva u odnosu na mjesto stanovanja (urbano/ruralno).Introduction: As a part of the research of the habits of the population of Bosnia and Herzegovina through the EFSA (European Food Safety Authority) project B&H MENU, the examination of the physical activity of the respondents is carried out. In 2018, a pilot study was conducted and on this occasion 146 respondents were interviewed, of which 46 were adolescents age of 10 to 17 years and 100 adult’s age of 18 to 64 years. Aim: The aim of the research was to determine the physical activity of adolescents and adults, and the existence of differences in physical activity between urban and rural population as well as the existence of gender differences. Results: The physical activity of adolescent and adult population was investigated in the category of intense physical activity, moderate physical activity, time spent walking as well as time spent sitting on a daily basis over the past seven days, expressed in hours per day. The survey found that the largest number of subjects engaged in moderate physical activity, and 73% of them. Also, 83% of respondents regularly walk, 95% of adults, while adolescents only 61%. The largest number of respondents, 60% spend less than 1 hour a day walking, while 28% spend 5 to 6 hours a day sitting, respectively 66% spending sitting in the day from 3 to 8 hours. The male population is regularly more inclined to intense physical activity. Conclusion: Physical activity of 2/3 of the surveyed population is satisfactory and is reflected in regular physical activities and walking, while 1/3 of the population is not physically active enough. There was no statistical difference in the physical activity of the respondents within the population with respect to the place of residence (urban/rural)