Physical activity as an adjuvant therapy for depression and influence on peripheral inflammatory markers: A randomized clinical trial

Fernandes, B.; Siqueira, Cristiana Carvalho; Vieira, Rodrigo Machado; Moreno, Ricardo Alberto; Soeiro-de-Souza, Márcio Gerhardt

doi:10.1016/j.mhpa.2022.100442

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“…Palyginus FA rodiklius per pastaruosius metus nustatyta, kad esant įvairioms gyvenimo aplinkybėmis (susijusiomis su darbu, transportu, namais) FA mažėja, o laikas, praleidžiamas sėdimoje padėtyje (televizijos žiūrėjimas, naudojimasis kompiuteriu, sėdimas darbas) -didėja. Atlikti klinikiniai tyrimai [9] rodo bendro FA mažėjimo tendenciją [4,9]. Nepaisant amžiaus grupės, asmenys, besilaikantys reguliarios sporto rutinos, mažiau patiria miego sutrikimų.…”

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“…Nepaisant amžiaus grupės, asmenys, besilaikantys reguliarios sporto rutinos, mažiau patiria miego sutrikimų. Fiziškai aktyviems, taip pat ir vyresnio amžiaus, žmonėms suaktyvėja hipnogeninių medžiagų sekrecija, gerėja nervų sistemos veikla, o per fizinę veiklą pakilusi kūno temperatūra siejama su geresne miego kokybe, ilgesne giliojo miego trukme [6,9].…”

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Relationship between physical activity and health and quality of sleep of inactive people

Lukšaitė¹,

Matulevičiūtė²,

Gierasimovič³

2022

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The World Health Organisation has given recommendations about frequency, intensity, type of physical activity, which are necessary seeking to avoid chronical diseases. Recommendations are directed towards increasing a general physical activity in the least active human populations. Worldwide, as many as 23 % of adults are not sufficiently physically active. The lifestyle of 40–60 % of people living in the European Union is largely sedentary, therefore it is necessary to encourage people to change their sedentary lifestyle to a healthier and more active one. Aim. To analyse factors of physical activity which have an effect on health and quality of life of inactive people. Methods. To review scientific literature related to human health, quality of sleep, physical activity and to provide insights. A search for sources of literature on the topic under consideration was carried out using the electronic academic research databases of the World Health Organisation, ClinicalKey, PubMed, Google Scholar. Articles in the English language published between 2012 and 2022, which were in line with the research subject, were used for the review. The search was carried out using the key words and world combinations with them (physical activity, health, insomnia, prevention). The total of 26 full text sources on the theme under consideration were included in a systematic review. Results. Physical activity has an effect on the quality of sleep and through certain physiological mechanisms decreases the risk of insomnia. Levels of physical activity are of importance to health strengthening. Too weak, passive physical activity reduces the quality of sleep and is related to the risk of insomnia. Conclusions. 1. A continuing stressful situation has a negative effect on the quality of people’s sleep. Physical activity, which does not comply with the WHO recommendations can have a negative impact on psychical, mental health and the quality of sleep. 2. Regular physical activity has a positive impact on mental health, activates neurobiological systems, encourages secretion of hypnogenic substances which improve the quality of people’s sleep.

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Relationship between physical activity and health and quality of sleep of inactive people

Lukšaitė¹,

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Gierasimovič³

2022

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“…An estimated 5% of the adult population suffers from depression worldwide [ 4 ]. It is associated with diseases with symptoms linked to pain and inflammation [ 5 ], closely related to suicide [ 6 ] and inadequate general health [ 3 ]. Different antidepressant drugs are accessible for the treatment of depression, with various action mechanisms.…”

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Electropolymerized, Molecularly Imprinted Polymer on a Screen-Printed Electrode—A Simple, Fast, and Disposable Voltammetric Sensor for Trazodone

Seguro

Rebelo

Pacheco

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In recent years, analytical chemistry has been facing new challenges, particularly in developing low-cost, green, and easy-to-reproduce methods. In this work, a simple, reproducible, and low-cost electrochemical (voltammetric) molecularly imprinted polymer (MIP) sensor was designed specifically for the detection of trazodone (TZD). Trazodone (TZD) is an antidepressant drug consumed worldwide since the 1970s. By combining electropolymerization (surface imprinting) with screen-printed electrodes (SPCEs), the sensor is easy to prepare, is environmentally friendly (uses small amounts of reagents), and can be used for in situ analysis through integration with small, portable devices. The MIP was obtained using cyclic voltammetry (CV), using 4-aminobenzoic acid (4-ABA) as the functional monomer in the presence of TZF molecules in 0.1 M HCl. Non-imprinted control was also constructed in the absence of TZD. Both polymers were characterized using CV, and TZD detection was performed with DPV using the oxidation of TZD. The polymerization conditions were studied and optimized. Comparing the TZD signal for MIP/SPCE and NIP/SPCE, an imprinting factor of 71 was estimated, indicating successful imprinting of the TZD molecules within the polymeric matrix. The analytical response was linear in the range of 5–80 µM, and an LOD of 1.6 µM was estimated. Selectivity was evaluated by testing the sensor for molecules with a similar structure to TZD, and the ability of MIP/SPCE to selectively bind to TZD was proven. The sensor was applied to spiked tap water samples and human serum with good recoveries and allowed for a fast analysis (around 30 min).

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Effects of exercise training on inflammatory, neurotrophic and immunological markers and neurotransmitters in people with depression: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Cunha

Feter

Alt

et al. 2023

Journal of Affective Disorders

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Physical activity as an adjuvant therapy for depression and influence on peripheral inflammatory markers: A randomized clinical trial

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Relationship between physical activity and health and quality of sleep of inactive people

Relationship between physical activity and health and quality of sleep of inactive people

Electropolymerized, Molecularly Imprinted Polymer on a Screen-Printed Electrode—A Simple, Fast, and Disposable Voltammetric Sensor for Trazodone

Effects of exercise training on inflammatory, neurotrophic and immunological markers and neurotransmitters in people with depression: A systematic review and meta-analysis

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