4. Leavloe jïh bijjieleavloe SAMINOR:sne
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overvekt, fedme, SAMINOR, samerAbstract
Doh jeanatjommes geerve almetjh Nöörjesne (75 % ålmijste jïh 60 % gujnijste) leah daelie fer lyövlehke jallh fer buajtehks; dej kråahpemaasseindekse (KMI) lea ≥ 25 kg/m2. Tjaalege tjïelkeste gaskemedtien KMI:m jïh gaskebullegievliem jïh man jïjnje buajtehksvoete lea – dovne sïejhme buajtehksvoete (KMI ≥ 30 kg/m2) jïh buajtehksvoete tjåejjien bïjre (gaskebullegievlie > 88 cm gujnide jïh 102 ålmide) – SAMINOR-goerehtimmine mejtie tjïrrehti 2003–2004 jïh 2012–2014. Aalteren mietie staeriedamme gaskemedtien KMI jïh låhkoe sïejhme buajtehksvoetine læssani ålmide, men ij gujnide, SAMINOR 1-goerehtimmeste SAMINOR 2-goerehtæmman. Daate faamosne dovne saemide jïh jeatjabidie mah lin meatan SAMINOR-goerehtimmine. Gaskemedtien gaskebullegievlie tjarke læssani SAMINOR 1-goerehtimmeste SAMINOR 2-goerehtæmman dovne ålmide jïh gujnide jïh saemide jïh jeatjah almetjidie mah lin meatan. Illedahkh SAMINOR 2-goerehtimmeste vuesiehtieh saemien gujnh jollebe gaskemedtien KMI:m utnieh goh jeatjah gujnh jïh dej lea stuerebe gaskebullegievlie. Joekehtse lea unnebe ålmide gosse gaskemedtien KMI:m krööhkeste, mearan gaskebullegievlie lea vueliehkåbpoe saemien ålmide goh jeatjah ålmide. Gosse bæjjese fulkeme almetjh (aaltarisnie 36–69 jaepieh SAMINOR 1-goerehtimmesne mah lin meatan dovne SAMINOR 1- jïh SAMINOR 2-goerehtimmesne, dellie dïhte vuesehte doh nööremes aalteredåehkieh (36–44 jaepieh) mah leevlebe sjidtieh, dovne möölesovveme goh lissiehtimmie tjahtine jïh gaskebullegievlesne. Illedahkh noerhte-nöörjen dajvijste (SAMINOR 2) viertiestamme sjidtieh illedahkigujmie Tromsø 7-goerehtimmeste maam tjïrrehti 2015–2016 Romsesne. Dah aerviedieh dah mah lin meatan SAMINOR-goerehtimmesne, dovne ålma jïh gujnh, leah buajtahkåbpoe goh årrojh Romseste, jïh gujnh SAMINOR-goerehtimmesne aaj stuerebe gaskebullegievliem utnieh goh gujnh Romeste.
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