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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Escola de Educação Física e Esporte (EEFE) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Currently is a Research Assistant Professor at the Oregon Institute of Occupational Health Sciences in the Oregon Health Science University, Portland, Oregon, USA. Postdoctoral Scholar at the Hemodynamic Exercise Laboratory 2018-2021 (LAHAM) and at OHSU (2022-2024). Ph.D (2018) - Physical Education Program of Physical Education and Sport, School of the University of São Paulo. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The vasodilation associated with adequate increase of blood flow (BF) during exercise is essential for performance, and is associated with oxygen uptake. Previous studies using models of dynamic handgrip exercise have demonstrated an increase of BF. The regulatory mechanisms of cardiovascular system and the BF per se present circadian patterns, such as most of physiological functions for …
This postdoctoral is a sequence of the candidate's research line developed during his M.S (FAPESP - 2011/03584-8) and PhD programs (FAPESP - 2014/21667-6) and includes collaborations with the Circulatory Autonomic Control Laboratory and the University of Oregon. The prevalence of hypertension increases every year, and alterations of cardiovascular autonomic mechanisms and endothelial func…
Aerobic training is recommended to hypertensive subjects due to decreasing blood pressure (BP) after single and chronic intervention. Although aerobic exercise promotes BP decrease any time of day, the circadian behavior of BP suggests that to perform exercise in different times of day can promote different responses. An acute aerobic exercise bout performed in the evening promotes a grea…
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Aerobic exercise training is recommended for reducing systolic and diastolic blood pressure. A single session of aerobic exercise decreases blood pressure during the recovery period, this phenomenon is called post-exercise hypotension. This response has been attributed to a decrease of systemic vascular resistance due to a sustained post-exercise vasodilation. Many factors may affect post…
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