Low-Intensity Resistance Exercise Combined With Blood Flow Restriction is More Conducive to Regulate Blood Pressure and Autonomic Nervous System in Hypertension Patients—Compared With High-Intensity and Low-Intensity Resistance Exercise

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  FIGURE 1. (A) HR in the resting state before the first and last training. (B) HR in the recovery state after the first and last training. HR1 resting state, HR in the resting state before the first training. HR2 resting state, HR in the resting state before the last training. HR1 recovery state, HR in the recovery state after the first training. HR2 recovery state, HR in the recovery state after the last training. Data are presented as the mean ± standard deviation (SD). **p < 0.01, significantly different from baseline. ##p < 0.01, significantly different among groups.

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  FIGURE 2. (A) SBP in the resting state before the first and the last training. (B) DBP in the resting state before the first and the last training. SBP1, SBP before the first training. SBP2, SBP before the last training. DBP1, DBP before the first training. DBP2, DBP before the last training. Data are presented as the mean ± standard deviation (SD). *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, significantly different from baseline. ##p < 0.01, significantly different among groups.

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  FIGURE 3. (A) RMSSD in the resting state before the first and the last training. (B) RMSSD in the recovery state after the first and the last training. (C) RMSSD before and after the first training. (D) RMSSD before and after the last training. RMSSD1 resting state, RMSSD in the resting state before the first training. RMSSD2 resting state, RMSSD in the resting state before the last training. RMSSD1 recovery state, RMSSD in the recovery state after the first training. RMSSD2 recovery state, RMSSD in the recovery state after the last training. Data are presented as the mean ± standard deviation (SD). **p < 0.01, significantly different from baseline. #p < 0.05, significantly different among groups.

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  FIGURE 4. (A) LF/HF in the resting state. (B) LF/HF in the recovery state. (C) LF/HF before and after the first training. (D) LF/HF before and after the last training. LF/HF1 resting state, LF/HF in the resting state before the first training. LF/HF2 resting state, LF/HF in the resting state before the last training. LF/HF1 recovery state, LF/HF in the recovery state after the first training. LF/HF2 recovery state, LF/HF in the recovery state after the last training. Data are presented as the mean ± standard deviation (SD). **p < 0.01, significantly different from baseline. ##p < 0.01, significantly different among groups.