Titlebook: Role of Physical Exercise in Preventing Disease and Improving the Quality of Life; Vilberto Stocchi,Pierpaolo Feo,David A. Hood Book 2007

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Exercise-Induced Mitochondrial Biogenesis in Skeletal Muscleeased work capacity. The increase in endurance is a result of greater oxygen delivery and extraction by the exercising muscle. Oxygen extraction is a result of an improved capillary-to-fiber ratio, as well as a higher mitochondrial content within muscle. The increase in mitochondrial content is a we

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Genetic Vs. Acquired Fitness: Cardiomyocyte Adaptationsthe key for survival. Our genome has not changed much the last 100,000 years, and exercise still remains essential for optimal gene expression and avoidance of disease [. .]. Physical inactivity is now established as an independent risk factor for cardiovascular morbidity and mortality, an effect th

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Molecular Modifications Induced by Physical Exercise: A Significant Role in Disease Preventionese, and still largely unknown genetic factors clearly interact to cause it [.,.]. People suffering from metabolic syndrome share three or more of the following characteristics: augmented waist circumference, elevated plasma triglycerides, low levels of high-density lipoprotein, increased waist circ

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The Contribution of Reactive Oxygen Species in Sarcopenia and Muscle Agingn community, where the remarkable improvement of medical health, standard of living, and hygiene have reduced the main causes of death. Despite numerous theories and intensive research, the principal molecular mechanisms underlying the process of aging are still unknown. Most, if not all, attempts t

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Physical Exercise for the Prevention and Treatment of Obesityeight loss [.] and prevents weight regain [.,.]. An increase of physical activity, which induces an increase of exercise-induced and resting energy expenditure, can effectively counterbalance the reduction of energy consumption determined by decreased food intake [.], while preventing the reduction

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