Crisis Metabolism PJKR Students : Systematic Study Effect Supplement Commercial and Sedentary Diets on Cardiorespiratory Physiology
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Cardiorespiratory physiology, krisis metabolism, mahasiswa PJKR, pola makan sedentary, suplemen komersialAbstract
In the era of digitalization and transition style modern life today this , literacy health independence and ability adaptation physiological become skills crucial for student education sports , where learning based project kinesiology assessed as the most creative educational strategy For increase capacity However , research previously majority only evaluate fitness athlete without highlight paradox behavior student physical education . This study evaluate impact double consumption supplement commercial No regulated and behavioral sedentary behavior towards degradation capacity heart-lung , especially in the aspect development psychomotor and cognitive student in analyze risk metabolic self . Research This aim analyze in a way systematic effect synergistic between supplement commercial and pattern Eat No active on cardiorespiratory physiology of PJKR students . Using Systematic Literature Review (SLR) method with the PRISMA model, technique data collection based on criteria inclusion in the Scopus and Google Scholar databases is assisted device soft Harzing's Publish or Perish as well as Mendeley for extraction article from range 2018–2026 . Findings show consumption supplement without supervision interact negative with pattern sedentary eating , lowering VO2 max significantly significant , whereas knowledge scaffolding variables nutrition sport proven become factor determinant main pressing risk crisis metabolic , while type sex found No influential significant to level decline The implication is that the PJKR curriculum requires integration of intervention programs activity physique structured to mitigate crisis metabolism and maintain function physiological student in a way sustainable
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