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Short-term remote ischemic preconditioning is not associated with improved blood pressure and exercise capacity in young adults
2016
Applied Physiology, Nutrition and Metabolism
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Purpose: We sought to determine whether a 9-day remote ischemic preconditioning (IPC) causes improvements in exercise performance, energetics, and blood pressure. Results: Ten participants (mean age=24±4years) had no changes in aerobic capacity (pre-intervention: 38±10ml/kg/min vs. post-intervention: 38±10ml/kg/min), blood pressure (pre-intervention: 112±7/66±6mmHg vs. post-intervention: 112±10/62±5mmHg), cardiac phosphocreatinine-to-adenosine-triphosphate ratio (preintervention: 2.1±0.5 vs.
doi:10.1139/apnm-2016-0024
pmid:27439445
fatcat:cffosefsrvhlzddy5pkfjae6ga