Key result
Psychogenic factors representing the cognitive, affective, and perceptual domains can significantly influence resting as well as exercise metabolism.
Why the study?
Do psychogenic factors influence resting and exercise metabolism?
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Psychogenic factors may influence resting and exercise metabolism; leaves open their clinical relevance and need for prospective trials.
Do psychogenic factors influence resting and exercise metabolism?
This review highlights that cognitive, affective, and perceptual factors can significantly alter physiological metabolic parameters both at rest and during exercise.
William P. Morgan (1985) conducted a review in Resting and exercise metabolism. Psychogenic factors (hypnotic and non-hypnotic manipulations) was evaluated on Resting and exercise metabolism (heart rate, cardiac output, forearm blood flow, respiration rate, ventilatory minute volume, and oxygen consumption). Psychogenic factors representing the cognitive, affective, and perceptual domains can significantly influence resting as well as exercise metabolism.
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