postmenopause
Conditions
Interventions
Sponsors
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
Inclusion criteria: 34 postmenopausal healthy women with the last period of menstruation more than a year and age more than 50 years; no hormone replacement therapy; no resistance exercise practitioners or similars; no vegetarians or tabagist; no gynecologic disease; diabetes or cardiac; no regular use medicine (aspirine or antibiotics) and no alcoholic.
Exclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria: Women period previous of menopause and age less than 50 years; hormone replacement therapy users; resistance exercise practitioners or similars; vegetarians or tabagist; with gynecologic disease; diabetes or cardiac disease; regular use of medicine (aspirine or antibiotics) and alcoholic.
Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| Expected Outcome (1): Top Improved hormonal blood profile, metabolic and inflammatory, according to laboratory methods (automated colorimetric, kinetic, and electrochemiluminescence immune enzyme assay) proposed by the manufacturers of each measurement kit comparing variations during the initial time and after 16 weeks deltas in percentage relative to low volume and control group. Outcome Found (1): a better response to the metabolic and hormonal profile only for the low-volume group compared to the other was observed. Regarding the inflammatory profile the groups of low and high volume showed a higher attenuation compared to the control group after 16 weeks of resistance training. | — |
Secondary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| Expected Outcome (1): Improves Superior body composition of the high-volume group as measured by the indirect method of skinfold caliper with and equations to estimate body density and fat percentage, comparing variations during the baseline and after 8 weeks deltas in percentage compared to the low volume and control group. Outcome Found (1): There was no difference between groups for body fat reduction after 8 weeks of resistance training. Expected Outcome (2): Top Increased physical performance muscle strength as measured by the test method of one repetition maximum, comparing variations during the baseline and after 8 weeks in percentage deltas relative to low volume and control group. Outcome Found (2): There was an increase in the strength greater for the low-volume group compared to the high volume group and the control after 8 weeks of resistance training. Expected Outcome (3): Top Increased physical performance of cardiorespiratory fitness as measured by the walk test method of a mile, comparing variations during the baseline and after 8 weeks in percentage deltas relative to low volume and control groups . Outcome Found (3): an increase in cardiorespiratory fitness was observed only for high-volume group compared to the other groups after 8 weeks of resistance training. | — |
Countries
Brazil
Contacts
Universidade Federal do Triângulo Mineiro