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With social distancing, people are modifying their social bonds, and this could result in a negative impact on the eating habits of the participants, especially the older adults (Allès et al., ). There is a correlation between social bonds and eating habits (Campos et al., ; Silveira et al., ). However, with stress, there may be changes in the quantity and the quality of the food consumed, a decrease in appetite (Petrowski et al., ; Reichenberger et al., ), as well as an increase in high caloric density food consumption. These alterations may lead to changes in glycemia, lipid profile, and consequently increased risk for the development of chronic diseases (Evers et al., ; Van Strien et al., ; Sinha, ). In the present study, adults reported lower frequency of fruit and vegetable intake and higher frequency of protein intake in comparison to older adults. Sidor and Rzymski () have shown a decrease in fruit and vegetable consumption and a greater tendency to consume meat during social distancing among adults. Older adults usually eat less proteins, fruits, and vegetables, which may be related to the presence of chronic disease or with oral cavity alterations (Gaspareto et al., ; Ibge, ), reflecting on implications in muscle mass, such as sarcopenia and other adverse outcomes (do Nascimento Ferreira et al., ).
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Summary
Keywords
adults, aged, COVID-19, perception, social distance
Citation
Machado-Lima A, Alonso AC, Gozzo D, Zanca GG, Brech GC, Montiel JM, Bastos MF, Longo PL and Mota-Ortiz SR (2021) Corrigendum: Self-Perception of Changes in Routines in Adults and Older Adults Associated to Social Distancing Due to COVID-19—A Study in São Paulo, Brazil. Front. Psychol. 12:684729. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.684729
Received
23 March 2021
Accepted
08 April 2021
Published
19 May 2021
Volume
12 - 2021
Edited and reviewed by
Michela Di Trani, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
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