Comparison of serum telomerase, CBC and insulin resistance and their relationship with physical fitness factors in active and sedentary elderly people under quarantine of coronavirus
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El objetivo de este estudio fue comparar la telomerasa sérica, el CBC y la resistencia a la insulina y su relación con factores de aptitud física en adultos mayores activos y sedentarios en cuarentena por coronavirus. En este estudio, participaron voluntariamente hombres y mujeres sanos con una edad media de 61,43 ± 6/07 en condiciones de pandemia de coronavirus. Los sujetos se dividieron en tres grupos de actividad física: alta, media y baja. Se utilizó el cuestionario internacional de nivel de actividad física (IPAQ) para evaluar el nivel de actividad física. La telomerasa sérica, el CBC y la resistencia a la insulina se midieron en diferentes grupos después de medir los factores de aptitud física. Los resultados mostraron que el IMC es mayor en el grupo sedentario que en los grupos con niveles moderados y altos de actividad física; Además, los niveles de Hb y Hct en sangre fueron más altos en el grupo de actividad física moderada que en el grupo sedentario, pero los niveles de Plt en sangre fueron más bajos en el grupo de actividad física moderada que en el grupo sedentario. Otro resultado del presente estudio fue la correlación negativa de la telomerasa con el IMC y la correlación positiva de la telomerasa con Hb, Hct y RBC, aunque no hubo correlación entre la telomerasa y los factores de aptitud física. Además, el IMC se correlacionó negativamente con factores de condición física, niveles de glucosa, resistencia a la insulina y CBC. La condición física en los adultos mayores en cuarentena por coronavirus tiene una relación positiva con algunos parámetros sanguíneos, pero no se observó correlación entre la telomerasa y la resistencia a la insulina con la condición física.
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