The Relationship of Breakfast Habits, Coffee Consumption, and Sleep Duration with Obesity Incidence in University Students

The increasing prevalence of adult obesity in Indonesia from 14,8 to 21,8% 2013-2018 impacts a higher incidence various non-communicable diseases. Lifestyle changes such as sleeping habits, breakfast, exercise, and coffee consumption can escalate the risk obesity. Purpose: purpose this study was determine relationship between breakfast consumption, sleep duration with among Ahmad Dahlan University students. This an observational cross-sectional design purposive sampling method. subjects are 459 students Universitas Dahlan. research instrument used self-administrated online questionnaire that asked about habits sleep, consumption. Anthropometric data were obtained results latest anthropometric measurements each subject. processed using statistical applications chi-square test significance value p <0.05. Results: Breakfast frequency, sources, timing, menu not related nutritional status (p> 0.05). Other health sports also did found any significant However, (p = 0.001). female 0.014). conclusion is students, while drinking have especially