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2018•Journal of Obesity and OverweightOpen access

Exercise and Eating Habits in Relation to BMI in Female College Students of Almareefa Colleges in Ad Diriyah

Mohd Rohaizat Hassan, Nasr NT, Mohd Rohaizat Hassan, Abdulmalik NH, Mohammed RH, Al-Shami SJ, Alia Abdulaziz Al Amer Al-Qahtani, Abu Jamea JE, M Algufaily, Abu Jamea RE, W Abdelkarim

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The benefits of exercise have been known a long time ago, physical activity is an important factor to reduce the risk of unhealthy weigh. Certain types of foods, eating habits have been linked to weight and BMI.

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The benefits of exercise have been known a long time ago, physical activity is an important factor to reduce the risk of unhealthy weigh. Certain types of foods, eating habits have been linked to weight and BMI.

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The benefits of exercise have been known a long time ago, physical activity is an important factor to reduce the risk of unhealthy weigh. Certain types of foods, eating habits have been linked to weight and BMI.

Key concepts: Psychology, Relation (database), Demography, Gerontology, Medicine, Clinical psychology, Mathematics education, Sociology

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