Exercise and postprandial plasma triacylglycerol concentrations in healthy adolescent boys

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to determine whether continuous exercise and intermittent games activity would reduce postprandial elevated concentration of triglycerol [TAG] in adolescent boys. It was found that both continuous-exercise and intermittent-games activity can reduce postprandial plasma in healthy adolescent boys and similarly might also be useful in helping to slow atherogenic in adolescents.

United Kingdom, Physiological aspects, Teenage boys, Triglycerides

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Effects of intermittent games activity on postprandial lipemia in young adults

Article Abstract:

Investigation was conducted to find out whether a single session of intermittent games activity would reduce postprandial lipemia. The results reveal that intermittent games reduce postprandial lipemia and confirm that continuous exercises reduces postprandial lipemia in young adults.

Analysis, Young adults, Lipid metabolism, Clinical report

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