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Acute Effects Of Different Volumes Of High-Intensity Interval Training And Continuous Aerobic Exercise In Vascular Reactivity, Josue Reyes, Manuel Gomez, Bailey Ramirez, Jorge De Castro, Esther Afangideh, Daniel Conde, Alvaro N. Gurovich
Acute Effects Of Different Volumes Of High-Intensity Interval Training And Continuous Aerobic Exercise In Vascular Reactivity, Josue Reyes, Manuel Gomez, Bailey Ramirez, Jorge De Castro, Esther Afangideh, Daniel Conde, Alvaro N. Gurovich
International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings
Endothelial dysfunction is characterized by the unbalance between vasodilatory and vasoconstrictor mechanisms. Furthermore, this is recognized as the initial step to developing cardiovascular disease. Exercise plays an important role in both cardiac rehabilitation and cardiovascular risk prevention. However, some new exercise modalities, such as high-intensity interval training (HIIT), are becoming more popular, and limited information about their effect on the endothelium is available. PURPOSE: to determine what volume of HIIT will improve endothelial function than continuous moderate exercise intensity. METHODS: Six young apparently healthy subjects were recruited for seven laboratory visits. The first visit included a graded exercise test, in …
Examining The Effect Of Exogenous Ketone Supplement On Indices Of Peripheral Vascular Health/Function, John Kolade, Alison Ortiz, Prarthi Shah, Ken Perry, R. Matthew Brothers
Examining The Effect Of Exogenous Ketone Supplement On Indices Of Peripheral Vascular Health/Function, John Kolade, Alison Ortiz, Prarthi Shah, Ken Perry, R. Matthew Brothers
International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains the leading cause of death in the US and worldwide. The risk for and prevalence of CVD are elevated by various factors including impaired micro- and macrovascular function. Associated mechanisms are multifactorial but are related to elevated oxidative stress and/or inflammation which contribute to reduced nitric oxide bioavailability and ultimately vasodilatory reactivity. Ketogenic diets, commonly used as a strategy to lose weight and improve health, have been reported to improve mitochondria function, as well as antioxidant and inflammatory status. To the best of our knowledge, the effects on vascular function are less understood. PURPOSE: This …