Why the study?
Menopause is associated with increased obesity and inflammation leading to elevated cardiovascular disease risk, making effective exercise modalities desirable to mitigate these factors.
Does high-intensity interval training reduce inflammatory biomarkers of cardiovascular disease in obese menopausal women compared to moderate-intensity continuous training?
Does high-intensity interval training reduce inflammatory biomarkers of cardiovascular disease in obese menopausal women compared to moderate-intensity continuous training?
High-intensity interval training provides superior reductions in cardiovascular inflammatory biomarkers (CRP and ICAM-1) compared to moderate-intensity continuous training in obese menopausal women.
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Supports prioritizing HIIT in obese menopausal women; extends RCT evidence on exercise intensity for CVD biomarker reduction.
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