Advances for high‐intensity interval training prescription in obesity

Ferreira, Maycon Júnior

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“…Previous studies (37,38) have found that high-intensity exercise and moderate-intensity exercise within 24 hours after exercise have similar fat consumption. Furthermore, HIIT can increase the secretion of catecholamines, growth hormone, etc., and increase the activity of fat metabolism enzymes, thereby increasing fat oxidation and decomposition (39). Studies (40,41) have found that 4 weeks of HIIT training can increase the fat oxidation rate of obese people and reduce the production of lactic acid.…”

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The effect and safety of high-intensity interval training in the treatment of adolescent obesity: a meta-analysis

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Background: It's necessary to conduct meta-analysis to quantitatively evaluate the effect and safety of highintensity interval training (HIIT) on obese adolescents, to provide a basis for the management of obesity in adolescents.Methods: Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) on the role of HIIT in the obese adolescents were searched from PubMed databases and so on up to Jan 15, 2021. Two researchers independently performed literature screening, literature quality evaluation and data extraction according to the inclusion and exclusion criteria.Revman 5.3 Software and Stata 12.2 Software were used for data analysis.

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The effect and safety of high-intensity interval training in the treatment of adolescent obesity: a meta-analysis

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“…[ 14 ] With the progress of stroke research, the clinical focus has gradually shifted from treatment to prevention. Increasing evidence indicated that regular exercise is beneficial to decrease obesity [ 15 ] and diabetes, [ 16 ] declining the CIMT [ 17 ] and preventing the occurrence of AS, [ 18 ] thereby reducing the risk of stroke. [ 19 ] Compared with medical and surgical treatments, exercise is a simple, non-drug and low-cost alternative to drug and surgical treatment, and it can effectively improve the patient’s status, protect against or even delay the onset of complications.…”

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Effectiveness of exercise in reducing cerebral stroke risk factors: A systematic review and meta-analysis

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Wang

Zhao

et al. 2022

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Objectives: This study aimed to explore the relationship between exercise and cerebral stroke and provide evidence for the prevention of cerebral stroke.Materials/Methods: All clinical trials of exercise intervention for atherosclerosis were systematically reviewed. Five major databases were searched to retrieve relevant studies from their inception to May 2022. According to the magnitude of heterogeneity, the random and fixed-effect models were used to test reasonably.Results: According to the inclusion and exclusion criteria, 1341 articles were screened and 13 articles involving 825 patients were identified. The result showed that in the randomized controlled trials carotid intima-media thickness index was lower in the exercise group (−0.04 mm, 95% confidence interval: −0.07 to −0.01). All were statistically significant (P < .005) and subgroup analysis showed that the intervention period and paper quality are sources of heterogeneity. Conclusions:The results of this systematic review suggest that exercise is associated with a slow increase in carotid intimamedia thickness, which may provide evidence that exercise helps reduce cerebral stroke.

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O novo qualis periódicos: Possíveis diretrizes, impactos e resistências

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2020

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Advances for high‐intensity interval training prescription in obesity

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

The effect and safety of high-intensity interval training in the treatment of adolescent obesity: a meta-analysis

The effect and safety of high-intensity interval training in the treatment of adolescent obesity: a meta-analysis

Effectiveness of exercise in reducing cerebral stroke risk factors: A systematic review and meta-analysis

O novo qualis periódicos: Possíveis diretrizes, impactos e resistências

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