… strengths-based Indigenous research by highlighting … Indigenous communities and describes
an Indigenous framework for wellness from the perspectives of Anishinaabe young adults. …

… , and shifts to decreasing physical activity and increasing use … and urban Mapuche and
Aymara Indigenous People in Chile, … For Indigenous Peoples, health patterns are often disparate …

… Early accounts of white settlers confirm that the indigenous population in the 1700s was
much healthier than their white counterparts 17. Their lifestyles including the food they ate, their …

… are related to the nutritional transition most indigenous people are undergoing: a sharp
increase in the caloric content of the diet and a decline in physical activity levels (see above). …

Background The current study aimed to describe the trends in gender, ethnicity, and education
inequalities of types of leisure-time physical activity (LTPA) practiced by Brazilian adults …

… [6,7] Indigenous populations are not clearly defined by these variables and thus were not
included in this review. Moreover, the physical activity behaviours of indigenous populations …

… adolescents aged 10–17 years living in non-remote areas were substantially less likely
to report low levels of physical activity compared with non-Indigenous adolescents. …

… physical activity could significantly improve the health of men. Although George et al. (Sports
Med 42(3):281, 30) reviewed physical activity programs involving adult … of physical activity …

… the importance of participation in community activities based on indigenous cultural content
and practices. The involvement of older people in this type of activity can be understood as a …

… [20], for example, found “Other” (usually indigenous or mixed) races to be most active
physically, and Chinese the least active, with Malay and Indian participants falling in between. …