Subclinical inflammation and cardiovascular disease in obesity: the role of continuous and interval exercise as treatment
Abstract
In recent decades the adipose tissue was seen as an endocrine organ, leaving his status simply estocador energy. The consensus is that adipose tissue release of acute phase inflammatory cytokines, which may increase the risk of cardiovascular diseases. Some studies have shown that physical exercise is an important resource for the treatment of obesity and can decrease the inflammatory state in obese individuals, however, is not well described what kind of exercise or intensity. Recentstudies have shown probable benefits of high intensity activities, predominantly anaerobic in fat oxidation capacity. However, the effect of predominantly anaerobic exercise in reducing obesity and inflammatory status is still unknown. Thus, the objectiveof this study was to synthesize the information about the evidence of exercise, with predominantly aerobic or anaerobic and impact grade inflammation in obese state.
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