Caloric Regulation Linked Thermogenesis in Acute Submaximal Intensity Exercise Model as The Effect of Audio Frequency Exposure

International Conference on Condensed Matters and Advanced Materials 2018

Sugiharto^1 ; Susanto, Hendra^2 ; Andiana, Olivia^1 ; Merawati, Desiana^1

Department of Sports Science, Faculty of Sports Science, Universitas Negeri Malang, Indonesia^1

Department of Biology, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Universitas Negeri Malang, Indonesia^2

关键词: Alternative solutions;    Audio frequencies;    Combination models;    Combination therapy;    Energy expenditure;    Metabolic syndromes;    Physiological mechanisms;    Thermal homeostasis;   

Others  :  https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1757-899X/515/1/012069/pdf
DOI  :  10.1088/1757-899X/515/1/012069

来源: IOP

【 摘 要 】

Thermogenesis is an essential physiological mechanism in both bodies thermal and energy balance. Thermal balance is significantly associated with body heat homeostasis linked thermogenesis-caloric regulation. The caloric or energy balance was reported under facultative thermogenesis within skeletal muscle stimulated by exercise. Importantly, decreased energy expenditure, imbalance energy intake, and loss of energy was developed for types of obesity. Recently, music tempo and frequency are proposed as the new raw model of exercise treatment against the progression of overweight in the population. Thus, our preliminary pre-post test randomized study aimed to investigate the physical-physiological connection between thermogenesis, caloric regulation, acute- maximal and submaximal intensity exercise model and musical frequency/tempo on the body thermal homeostasis and physiological performance in the younger athlete. This study involved 45 participants with homogeneity in age, height, weight, heartbeat, and physical fitness. Interestingly, co-treatment high intensity, moderate intensity exercise and moderate intensity exercise with middle musical tempo/frequency decreased body temperature without relevant alteration on caloric production. Furthermore, this exercise model significantly induced caloric production and energy expenditure in a similar pattern with the placebo. Also, musical-moderate intensity exercise exposure enhanced muscle thermogenesis without effect to overheat condition during the treatment. The circulating level of physiological-physical stress marker (cortisol) significantly decreased post musical exposure. Hence, the development of physical combination therapy for individual onset obesity progress to metabolic syndrome can contribute to the prevention of metabolic disease. This combination model may offer an alternative solution to combating overweight and obesity through musical-exercise co-treatment. However, further studies are emerging to widely establish this model for global communities.