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KMID : 0665420180330020186
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Korean Journal of Food Culture
2018 Volume.33 No. 2 p.186 ~ p.198
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Analysis of BMI and Food Preference by Sasang Constitutional Typology classified by SCAT2 and a Specialist
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Cheon Jin-Sol
Yim Dong-Koo
Kim Soon-Mi
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Abstract
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The Sasang constitution typology was analyzed through SCAT2 and a specialist to examine the correlation between the Sasang constitution and dietary pattern, and the difference in BMI and food preference according to Sasang constitution was determined. The Sasang constitution typology of the subjects was classified by SCAT2 and a specialist. Seventy-four subjects were screened by SCAT2 (SC), and 18 of them were judged by the specialist (SP). The results of SCAT2 and the specialist were consistent in 13 subjects (SS). BMI and food preference among these groups were compared. The concordance rate of SCAT2 and the specialist classification was 72.2%. The BMI in SC was significantly lower in the order of Taeeumin, Soyangin, and Soeumin, but no significant difference was observed between Taeeumin and Soyangin in SP and SS. To analyze the preference of food and the constitutional suitability, the ‘Yin-Yang food preference index’ was developed and compared with the data classified by constitutional food according to existing ideological medical theory. As a result, there were 33 food items that matched in the SP-SS, which was more than that in the SC-SP (4 items), SC-SS (6 items), and SCSP-SS (4 items). Twenty-four of the 33 matched food items were consistent with the existing constitutional food data. In conclusion, SCAT2 is a very useful tool for Sasang constitutional research, but for more objective research, it is recommended that subjects who show consistent results by different methods be targeted.
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KEYWORD
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Sasang constitution typology, SCAT 2, Body Mass Index, Food Preference, Yin-Yang Food Preference Index
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