Specifically, a worldwide multicenter cross-sectional study among 6–7-year-old children reported a significant trend toward lower prevalence of allergic diseases with increasing adherence to a Healthy Lifestyle Index, which was based on no parental smoking, child’s healthy BMI, adherence to a Mediterranean diet, high physical activity, and non-sedentary behavior [ 13 ].
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Associations of multiple lifestyle behaviors with allergic disease symptoms and sensitization in 9-11-year-old Finnish children.
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