Key result
Acute exercise lasting between one-half and three hours elevates serum uric acid in proportion to intensity, whereas chronic exercise lowers serum uric acid levels.
Why the study?
Does physical activity modify serum uric acid levels and susceptibility to coronary heart disease?
Does physical activity modify serum uric acid levels and susceptibility to coronary heart disease?
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Chronic exercise may lower serum uric acid levels, potentially modifying a risk factor associated with coronary heart disease.
Francis et al. (1984) conducted a review in Hyperuricemia and coronary heart disease. Physical activity / Exercise was evaluated on Serum uric acid (SUA) levels. Acute exercise lasting between one-half and three hours elevates serum uric acid in proportion to intensity, whereas chronic exercise lowers serum uric acid levels.
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