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Aerobic training versus resistive training on antioxidant enzymes and functional capacity in ischemic heart disease patients
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Abstract
Background and purpose: Imbalance of oxidant/antioxidant system is considered as an independent risk factor of ischemic heart disease, exercise training has an important role for improving antioxidant activity. The study was done to compare the effect of aerobic versus resisted exercise training on oxidative biomarkers in patients with ischemic heart disease. Results: The control group showed no statistical changes of measurements. Glutathione increased by 15.9% in aerobic group, whereas in resisted group increased by 18.43%. In both groups, estimated VO2max increased by 16.77%, and by 16.35% respectively. Whereas paraoxonase-1 increased in aerobic more than in resisted group 19.24%, 14.75%. There was a decrease of malondialdehyde in aerobic group by 15.25% and in resisted group by 9.9%