Physiological effects of exercise

Physiological effects of repeated exercise.

1. The physiological responses to repeated continuous (progressive) exercise together with the relationship between continuous and discontinuous work tests on an upright bicycle ergometer have been studied in healthy male subjects. 2. The results show a marked decline in mean cardiac frequency (fH) from 145 beats/ min to 124 beats/min during the first four experiments at a given submaximal oxyg...

Instant effects of peppermint essential oil on the physiological parameters and exercise performance

Objective: Effect of peppermint on exercise performance was previously investigated but equivocal findings exist. This study aimed to investigate the effects of peppermint ingestion on the physiological parameters and exercise performance after 5 min and 1 h. Materials and Methods: Thirty healthy male university students were randomly divided into experimental (n=15) and control (n=15) groups. ...

Psycho-Physiological Effects of Television Viewing During Exercise.

We propose that enjoyment is an important factor in the adoption and long-term maintenance of exercise. Television (TV) viewing is believed to be a highly enjoyed leisure-time activity, combining it with exercise may make for a more enjoyable exercise experience. The objective of this study was to examine the effects of television (TV) viewing on psychological and physiological variables during...

Physiological and psychological effects of exercise interventions in HIV disease.

The use of both aerobic and resistance exercise has been shown to improve physiologic parameters such as strength, endurance, time to fatigue, and body composition in the HIV-infected population. Exercise has also been used successfully to treat psychologic conditions such as depression and anxiety that are common in HIV-infected individuals. However, the effects of exercise on immune function ...

Physiological Basis of Exercise