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Tumour necrosis factor-α and risk of cardiovascular disease among overfat Indonesian adolescents.
Asia Pacific journal of clinical nutrition, 2017Overfatness (overweight and obesity) is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, including elevated blood pressure, dyslipidaemia, and insulin resistance. Chronic inflammation may play a role in mediating these associations.To investigate the association between plasma tumour necrosis factor-α and risk factors for cardiovascular ...
Dian Caturini, Sulistyoningrum +5 more
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Sport Sciences for Health, 2018
Exercise goals that tend to focus on weight loss have varying degrees of long-term success, leading to the phenomenon commonly referenced as yo-yo dieting. The aim of the investigation is to examine the impact of periodized training focused on specific performance goals on long-term weight loss and improvement in fitness for individuals who are overfat
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Exercise goals that tend to focus on weight loss have varying degrees of long-term success, leading to the phenomenon commonly referenced as yo-yo dieting. The aim of the investigation is to examine the impact of periodized training focused on specific performance goals on long-term weight loss and improvement in fitness for individuals who are overfat
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Moderate Intensity Arm Cycling As A Viable Exercise Alternative For Overfat And Obese Individuals
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2022Nicolas W. Clark +5 more
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The Journal of sports medicine and physical fitness, 2015
While there is reinforcement of the idea that loss of body mass (BM) will lead to an improvement in overall health status for the individual that is overfat, or obese. The long held recommendation for reduction of BM focusing solely on establishing a reduction on caloric intake, via caloric restriction (CR) in diet alone tends to limited impact on ...
J E, Clark, D T, Goon
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While there is reinforcement of the idea that loss of body mass (BM) will lead to an improvement in overall health status for the individual that is overfat, or obese. The long held recommendation for reduction of BM focusing solely on establishing a reduction on caloric intake, via caloric restriction (CR) in diet alone tends to limited impact on ...
J E, Clark, D T, Goon
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Diagnostic Accuracy Of Body Mass Index In The Detection Of Overfatness: A Meta-analysis
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2009Joshua J. Ode +5 more
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The effect of exercise intensity on body composition change in untrained, moderately-overfat women
Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1993A Grediagin +3 more
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