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Objetivo: Caracterizar y medir el efecto del consumo de alimentos sobre la concentración de hemoglobina y el riesgo de armenia en niños menores de tres años en el Perú.
Materiales y Métodos: Se empleó datos de corte transversal de la Encuesta Nacional de Hogares y la Encuesta Demográfica y de Salud Familiar ENDES del año 2018. En la estimación del efecto del consumo de alimentos sobre la concentración de hemoglobina se empleó el modelo de regresión lineal múltiple; mientras que para medir el efecto de consumo de alimentos sobre el riego de anemia se empleó el modelo de regresión probit.
Resultados. Se encontró que el consumo de lechuga, apio y beterrega (verduras), hígado (carne roja), papaya (fruta) contribuyen positivamente sobre la concentración de hemoglobina y la reducción del riesgo de anemia. La papa (tubérculo) contribuye positivamente en el incremento de la hemoglobina y la reducción del riesgo de anemia para niveles de consumo por debajo de 50 kilogramos por año. Entre las variables de control resultaron altanamente significativos las características biológicas de la madre y el niño, las características socioeconómicas del hogar, y las características de la región y comunidad.
Conclusión. El mayor consumo de hígado de res, lechuga y beterraga produce mayores niveles de hemoglobina, mientras el consumo de papa por debajo de 50 kg en promedio anual contribuye a la reducción del riesgo de anemia, y mayor consumo de apio y papaya genera una menor probabilidad de riesgo de contraer anemia.
Objective: To characterize and measure the effect of food consumption on the concentration of hemoglobin and the risk of anemia in children under three years of age, in Peru.
Materials and Methods: Cross-sectional data from the National Household Survey ENAHO and the Demographic and Family Health Survey ENDES of 2018 were used. In estimating the effect of food consumption on hemoglobin concentration, the linear multiple regression model was used; while the probit regression model was used to measure the effec f food consumption on the risk of anemia.
Results: The consumption of lettuce, celery, and beet (vegetables), liver (red meat), papaya
(fruit) was found to positively contribute to the concentration of hemoglobin and the reduction of the risk of anemia. Potatoes (tuber) contribute positively to increasing hemoglobin and reducing the risk of anemia, for consumption levels below 50 kilograms per year. Among the control variables, the biological characteristics of the mother and child, th ocioeconomic characteristics of the household, and the characteristics of the region an ommunity were highly significant.
Conclusion: Higher consumption of beef liver, lettuce, and beets produces higher levels o emoglobin, while the consumption of potatoes, below 50 kg on a yearly average, contributes to the reduction of the risk of anemia, and higher consumption of celery and papay enerates a lower probability risk of anemia.
Title
Efectos del consumo de alimentos en la concentración de hemoglobina y el riesgo de anemia infantil en el Perú – 2018
Author
Mamani, Juan Inquilla

; Alfredo Pelayo Calatayud Mendoza

; René Paz Paredes Mamani
Section
Artículo Original
Publication date
May-Aug 2021
Fundación Universidad del Norte
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
Spanish; English
ProQuest document ID
2649554217
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