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慢性壓力與代謝症候群危險因子及飲食生活型態的相關性

Other Title
The correlation between chronic stress and metabolic syndrome risk factors, diet or lifestyle
Type
thesis
Date Issued
2009-06-22
Author(s)
周秀娟
Advisor
趙振瑞
Subjects
系所名稱:保健營養學研究所
Description
學位別:碩士
語文別:中文
指導教授:趙振瑞
共同指導教授:
口試委員:金惠民 副教授;蘇千田 博士
中文關鍵字:壓力;可體松;代謝症候群
Abstract
壓力會影響情緒,處於壓力狀況時身體會分泌一些與壓力相關的荷爾蒙,影響體內代謝平衡。壓力是否與飲食生活型態或慢性疾病及代謝症候群的發生有關,是值得探討的問題。
本研究主要目的為探討慢性壓力與代謝症候群危險因子及飲食生活型態是否有相關。受試者來自臺北醫大學附設醫院家庭醫學科預防保健中心,計154位(男性79位,女性75位),平均年齡38.3±6.8歲之健康檢查民眾,經受試者同意,始進入本研究。在41天的收案期間,收案日上午8:00~9:30受試者檢測空腹血液生化值及血清可體松濃度、測量體位、血壓,並填寫飲食生活型態問卷及壓力知覺量表(Perceived stress scale, PSS)。研究結果顯示,血清可體松濃度與壓力分數值呈負相關。當以血清可體松濃度做為壓力之生理反應測量值,全體受試者及男性受試者之血清可體松濃度與收縮壓、舒張壓、空腹血糖呈正相關;女性受試者之血清可體松濃度僅與舒張壓呈正相關,但與腰圍、三酸甘油酯呈負相關。以血清可體松濃度≥或<9.7 µg/dl分別分為可體松高與低兩組,可體松高組所有受試者血清可體松濃度與腰圍、收縮壓、舒張壓呈正相關;可體松高組的男性血清可體松濃度與收縮壓、舒張壓、空腹血糖呈正相關;可體松高組的女性血清可體松濃度僅與舒張壓呈正相關。可體松低組所有受試者及男性血清可體松濃度僅與收縮壓呈正相關;可體松低組的女性血清可體松濃度僅與腰圍呈負相關。男性與女性相較,且無論可體松高低,腰圍、收縮壓、舒張壓、三酸甘油酯均顯著為高,高密度脂蛋白膽固醇則顯著為低。與可體松低組相較,可體松高組受試者之收縮壓、舒張壓顯著為高。而可體松高組的女性其腰圍及三酸甘油酯卻顯著為低。就可體松高低兩組而言,僅在「情緒不好或無聊時會想吃東西」及「因工作忙碌或外在壓力,以致進食量增加」兩個項目之飲食行為有顯著差異。
總結之:慢性壓力與代謝症候群危險因子的關係受血清可體松濃度高低及性別的影響。可體松高組,壓力與腰圍、收縮壓、舒張壓呈正相關;可體松低組,壓力僅與收縮壓呈正相關。可體松高組的男性,壓力與收縮壓、舒張壓、空腹血糖呈正相關;可體松低組的男性,壓力僅與收縮壓呈正相關。可體松高組的女性,壓力僅與舒張壓呈正相關;可體松低組的女性,壓力僅與腰圍呈負相關。而本研究可體松濃度高低(壓力大小)與飲食生活型態的相關性並不顯著。


關鍵字:壓力、可體松、代謝症候群
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