Why the study?
Does a three-month regular aerobic exercise program improve systemic inflammation, blood pressure, and subcutaneous fat endocrine production in obese women with arterial hypertension?
Population
15 obese women with arterial hypertension and 15 healthy lean women
Comparison
Three-month exercise program consisting of 30… vs Baseline measurements and a control group of…
Design
Cohort
Follow-up
3 months
Authors
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Supports exercise for lowering inflammation and improving glucose metabolism in obese hypertensive women; leaves open effects on lipids and BP.
Does a three-month regular aerobic exercise program improve systemic inflammation, blood pressure, and subcutaneous fat endocrine production in obese women with arterial hypertension?
Three months of regular aerobic exercise in obese women with hypertension reduces systemic subclinical inflammation and improves glucose metabolism without significantly affecting blood pressure or subcutaneous fat endocrine function.
Trachta et al. (2014) studied this question.
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