Hanna Karen Moreira Antunes

• Abstract

  Paradoxical sleep deprivation activates the sympathetic nervous system and the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis, subsequently interfering with the cardiovascular system. The beneficial effects of resistance training are related to hemodynamic, metabolic and hormonal homeostasis. We hypothesized that resistance training can prevent the cardiac remodeling and dysfunction caused by parado…

  Paradoxical sleep deprivation causes cardiac dysfunction and the impairment is attenuated by resistance training, PUB.ART

• Abstract

  The Sleep is an important factor for the maintenance of health, acting in processes of restoration and conservation of energy, memory consolidation, protection of organic and physiological functioning of the immune system, and cardiovascular health. However, animal models suggest that alterations caused by sleep restriction/ deprivation are associated with significant losses in specific h…

  Effect of resistance exercise in cardiac and skeletal muscle of Wistar rats submitted to paradoxical sleep deprivation, AP.R

• Abstract

  Some studies report that exercise dependence individuals when deprived this activity develop changes psychobiological with obvious modification in mood, cognition and sleep with reflections the quality of life. However, know little about the changes in biochemical markers related to the welfare promoted by this practice, which opens up a range of questions about the behavior of these subs…

  Mood disturbance, biochemical alterations and sleep complaints in dependence exercise deprivation, AP.R

• Abstract

  Currently, the social demands imposed by work, school and academic activities prevent youth and adults from maintaining an ideal sleep routine. Traditionally, these requirements are more in line with the sleep time of individuals with the morning chronotype, while the evening chronotype usually experiences significant differences between sleep time on days of the week and the weekend. Thi…

  Impact of social jet lag on cognition, mood e quality of life, BP.MS

• Abstract

  Sleep is an important factor to health, it acting in processes of restoration and conservation of energy, memory consolidation, functioning of the immune system and cardiovascular health. However, animal models suggest that changes in sleep caused by deprivation and sleep restriction, are associated with considerable decreases in specific hormonal axis, promote increases of corticosterone…

  Irisin behaviour in rats submitted to paradoxical sleep deprivation and restriction, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Sleep is a very important process to sustain health, many physiological functions and cognitive condition. However, animal models suggest that sleep deprivation changes, as well as sleep restriction, can generate some significant deficits over specifics hormonal axes, such a very large increase on corticosterone secretion and the reduction of testosterone, growth hormone (GH) and insulin-…

  Effects of sleep deprivation on basal metabolic rate of Wistar rats, BP.IC

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