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References J. Adams 2009 Understanding exercise dependence Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy
Introduction Emerging research demonstrates that exercise engagement can improve cognitive function ( 15 , 25 , 35 , 50 , 52 , 89 ), and this relationship may even be bidirectional ( 51 , 69 ). To date, much of the
Introduction Aging is a serious problem, and one in five people in the world will be over 60 by 2050 [ 1 ]. Exercise is a potent anti-aging approach in the growing aging population. It has been well known that regular exercise can attenuate the
pertinent to the Expanded Interactional Model of Exercise Addiction (EIMEA). Regrettably, its title implying that we see “… excessive physical exercise as an addictive disorder :…” is already imprecise since we do not conceptualize “ excessive physical
Akimoto, T., Kumai, Y., Akama, T., Hayashi, E., Murakami, H., Soma, R., Kuno, S., Kono, I. (2003) Effects of 12 months of exercise training on salivary secretory IgA levels in elderly subjects. Br. J. Sports Med
slow and only a small number of cardiomyocytes can be replaced during a human lifespan [ 6, 9, 21 ]. Exercise training improves the health and performance of the cardiovascular system and denotes a potent tool for cardiovascular therapy. Exercise exerts
, 32 , 39 ). It is characterized by an unbalanced increase in glycemia that demands the use of exogenous insulin to normalize the blood glucose levels and preserve homeostasis. Many T1DM patients are young and physically active, and exercise in
Introduction The hippocampus plays a critical role in subserving memory function ( 10 ). Among many other factors, recent work highlights the role of exercise behavior on memory, providing evidence to suggest that both acute
Model fit and reliability of the Hungarian version of the Revised Exercise Addiction Inventory (EAI-R-HU)
A módosított Testedzésfüggőség Kérdőív (EAI-R-HU) magyar változatának modellillesztése és megbízhatósága
., Parastatidou , I.S ., Ruíz-Barquín , R ., & Szabo , A . ( 2016 ). Exercise addiction in athletes and leisure exercisers: The moderating role of passion . Journal of Behavioral Addictions , 5 ( 2 ), 325 – 331 . Demetrovics , Z ., & Kurimay T
The essential therapy of diabetes mellitus includes medical nutrition therapy (MNT), exercise and medical therapy. Exercise, besides its metabolic effects, has positive influence on the immune system, but some forms of exercise may cause trauma for muscle and skeletal systems, they may also support negative effects on the immune system. Nineteen type 1 diabetic patients (mean age 22.1±2.8 yrs), followed by Diabetes Outpatient Clinic and twenty age matched male control subjects were included into the study, to demonstrate the effects of maximal, acute exercise on the immune system. The exercise test was performed according to Bruce protocol on treadmill. In diabetic subjects, increased CD19 and CD23 expressions were observed before exercise. In both groups (diabetic/control) CD3, CD4 expressions and CD4/CD8 ratio were decreased following the exercise, however expression of natural killer (NK) cells increased. Compared to type 1 diabetic patients healthy subjects had longer acute exercise that caused the increased level of CD8 expression, however type 1 diabetic patients did not show any difference. These results indicate that submaximal aerobic exercise might be recommended for type 1 diabetics without any complications because of its positive reflection on metabolic control and no negative effects on the immune system.
