Camila de Moraes

• Abstract

  The exponential increase in the consumption of foods rich in sugar and fat appears to be associated with increased prevalence of obesity. It is known that obesity triggers health problems with consequences in physical, economic and social aspects. In addition to the well known disorders, studies have shown that obesity can negatively influence cognitive function. Recently, the beneficial …

  Effects of continuous and interval aerobic exercise training on vascular and cognitive function of fructose-fed rats., AP.R
• Experimental Biology 2014, AR.EXT

• Abstract

  Physical inactivity and diets rich in lipids and sugar are behaviors related to development of obesity and its co-morbidities. High glucose and triglycerides concentration in blood, lead to oxidative stress in vascular bed. This issue might be the link between obesity and cardiovascular diseases. Studies had shown benefits of exercise training regarding to improvements in cardiovascular h…

  Relaxation and contractile responses of aorta and mesenteric arteries from obese rats supplemented with taurine and trained, AP.R

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• Abstract

  The exponential increase in the consumption of foods rich in sugar and fat could negatively affect cognition. Recently, the beneficial effects of continuous aerobic exercise on cognitive function, specifically on memory, have been demonstrated. However, there are no studies that investigated the effects of interval aerobic exercise on cognitive function, either, studies comparing the effe…

  Effects of continuous and interval exercise training on the memory of young rats fed with fructose, BP.IC
• Effects of continuous and interval aerobic exercise training on vascular and cognitive function of fructose-fed rats, BP.TT