2010
DOI: 10.1249/01.mss.0000389442.92749.33
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The Influence of Intense Intermittent versus Moderate Continuous Exercise on Postprandial Lipemia

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“…The current study extends these findings by demonstrating for the first time that lowvolume HIIR attenuates postprandial plasma TAG concentration in 11-to 12-yr-old boys. Several recent studies with adults also support the reduction in postprandial TAG concentration after intermittent high-intensity interval running (11) and all-out cycle sprints (13,14). Interestingly, a small to moderate reduction in iAUC-TAG was evident after HIIR, suggesting that the TAG-lowering effect of HIIR is influenced, in part, by the change in fasting TAG concentration (i.e., endogenous VLDL metabolism).…”
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“…The current study extends these findings by demonstrating for the first time that lowvolume HIIR attenuates postprandial plasma TAG concentration in 11-to 12-yr-old boys. Several recent studies with adults also support the reduction in postprandial TAG concentration after intermittent high-intensity interval running (11) and all-out cycle sprints (13,14). Interestingly, a small to moderate reduction in iAUC-TAG was evident after HIIR, suggesting that the TAG-lowering effect of HIIR is influenced, in part, by the change in fasting TAG concentration (i.e., endogenous VLDL metabolism).…”
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confidence: 75%
“…Furthermore, this type of training may also improve insulin sensitivity and glycemic control (28). Acute intermittent high-intensity exercise has also been shown to attenuate the postprandial lipemic response in healthy adult males (11,13,14). However, it is not known whether a single session of lowvolume, high-intensity exercise attenuates the plasma TAG response to standardized meals in boys.…”
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“…Três artigos estudaram especificamente o efeito agudo de uma sessão de exercício físico na fase inicial e platô da LPP em indivíduos saudáveis. Destes, dois demonstraram que o exercício não foi capaz de reduzir a LPP [2,3] e um trabalho mostrou redução [4]. No entanto, nenhum desses avaliou ou descreveu a variação das lipoproteínas nem o efeito do exercício sobre elas.…”
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“…Ferreira et al utilizaram em seu estudo uma sessão de exercício duas horas após a ingestão do composto lipídico com gasto energético durante a sessão de 500 kcal. observaram redução da curva de triglicerídeos na fase inicial e platô da LPP [4]. Corroborando os resultados desta pesquisa, Petto et al concluíram em revisão sistemática que mais importante que a duração e a intensidade do exercício é o momento da aplicação e o gasto energético do exercício.…”
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