An Interventional Study to assess the effect of Aerobic Training on Physiological Cost Index in Normal Individuals at a Tertiary Care Hospital, Mumbai

Karnik, Roshni; Kothary, Khyati

doi:10.5958/0973-5674.2014.00345.1

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“…Stimulation of the SNS releases catecholamine like epinephrine and nor epinephrines. (4) However endurance training brings the heart SA node under greater influence of acetylcholine, the parasympathetic hormone that slows the heart rate. This is due to increase in the vagal stimulation.…”

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Effect of Aerobic Exercise Training on Energy Expenditure by Physiological Cost Index in Obese Individuals

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Aim: To find the effect of aerobic exercise training on energy expenditure by physiological cost index in obese individuals.Background: Obese individual tend to expend more energy in any particular task as compared to normal weight individuals.Aerobic exercise has been the subject of investigation to improve energy expenditure. Methodology:This was an experimental pre/post study. 30 obese individuals between the age group of 18-28 years were included in the study. All the 30 individuals were divided in a group of 5 each. The difference of pre to post PCI week 1 of each subjects was calculated before the exercise programme. The individuals then underwent a group aerobic exercise training,training was imparted for 3 days for 4 consecutive weeks. The training program included warm up, training phase and cool down. The difference of pre to post PCI week 4 was then calculated. The data was statistically analyzed using student paired t test.Results: Aerobic exercise showed a significant decrease in the physiological coast index after 4 weeks. (p = <0.0001*). Conclusion:A 4 week aerobic exercise training is effective in improving energy expenditure in obese individuals.

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“…Also there is a decrease in the sympathetic discharge. (4) Thus the changes in the heart rate can be the probable reason for the changes in physiological cost index post aerobic exercise training.…”

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Effect of Aerobic Exercise Training on Energy Expenditure by Physiological Cost Index in Obese Individuals

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An Interventional Study to assess the effect of Aerobic Training on Physiological Cost Index in Normal Individuals at a Tertiary Care Hospital, Mumbai

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Effect of Aerobic Exercise Training on Energy Expenditure by Physiological Cost Index in Obese Individuals

Effect of Aerobic Exercise Training on Energy Expenditure by Physiological Cost Index in Obese Individuals

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