2013
DOI: 10.11606/issn.2176-7262.v46i3p273-280
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Influência da prática habitual de atividade física e da gordura de tronco sobre a glicemia de jejum em mulheres na menopausa

Abstract: Modelo de estudo: Estudo OriginalObjetivo: Examinar a relação entre a prática habitual da atividade física (AF) com a gordura corporal total, gordura do tronco e glicemia de jejum em mulheres na menopausa. Métodos: Foram avaliadas 60 mulheres na menopausa com média de idade de 61,0 anos, da cidade de Presidente Prudente - SP. A massa corporal (MC) e a estatura foram mensuradas para o cálculo de Índice de Massa Corporal (IMC). A gordura corporal total (GC) e a gordura de tronco (TrG) foram estimadas por meio do… Show more

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“…Other studies also demonstrated the role of MVPA in lower WC [50,51], blood glucose [50,52] and SBP [52,53] and in higher levels of HDL-c [51,54,55]. The benefits of MVPA for cardiometabolic risk markers are related to the increased energy expenditure in this activity [30], increased glucose uptake by GLUT4 in skeletal muscle, decreasing blood glucose [56,57], and reduced arterial stiffness and increased vascular relaxation, which contribute to blood pressure control due to the hypotensive effect of the exercise [53,58]. The MVPA increases the levels of enzymes responsible for the removal of triglycerides and free cholesterol from the bloodstream, as well as the increased production of HDL-c, which promotes reverse cholesterol transport.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other studies also demonstrated the role of MVPA in lower WC [50,51], blood glucose [50,52] and SBP [52,53] and in higher levels of HDL-c [51,54,55]. The benefits of MVPA for cardiometabolic risk markers are related to the increased energy expenditure in this activity [30], increased glucose uptake by GLUT4 in skeletal muscle, decreasing blood glucose [56,57], and reduced arterial stiffness and increased vascular relaxation, which contribute to blood pressure control due to the hypotensive effect of the exercise [53,58]. The MVPA increases the levels of enzymes responsible for the removal of triglycerides and free cholesterol from the bloodstream, as well as the increased production of HDL-c, which promotes reverse cholesterol transport.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%