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. 2013 Dec 4;2013:801743. doi: 10.1155/2013/801743

(b) MCP-1

Citation n, gender Group Exercise program Diet restriction Duration of intervention Pre-MCP-1 (pg/mL) Post-MCP-1(pg/mL) P value Changes of BM, BMI, FM, and % BFM
Trøseid et al. [64] 14 MS with or without administration of pravastatin control None None 12 weeks −2.0 (the changes from baseline in plasma levels of MCP-1) NS BMI: NS
18 MS with or without administration of pravastatin exercise The duration of each workout was 45–60 min. Approximately 40% of the scheduled workout was walking/jogging/cycling and 60% was strength training. The strength training was performed in cycles with 15–20 repetitions per cycle, and large muscle groups such as thighs, back, and abdomen were trained. None 12 weeks −50 P < 0.01 BMI: decrease

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
Christiansen et al. [32]
9 m, 10 f Obese exercise Aerobic exercise for 65–75 min on 3 times/week (energy expenditure of 500–600 kcal/session) None 12 weeks Decreasing trend (Relative changes) P = 0.06 BM and BMI: NS
Changes in body weight after intervention were 3.5%
10 m, 11 f Obese exercise + hypocaloric diet Same as above Very low energy diet (800 kcal/day) for 8 weeks followed by a weight maintenance diet for 4 weeks 12 weeks Decrease P < 0.05 BM and BMI: NS
Changes in body weight after intervention were 11.1%
10 m, 9 f Obese hypocaloric diet None Very low energy diet (600 kcal/day) for 8 weeks followed by a weight maintenance diet for 4 weeks 12 weeks Decrease P < 0.05 BM and BMI: NS
Changes in body weight after intervention were 10.5%

Bruun et al. [33] 11 m, 12 f Obese Exercise training consisted of at least 2-3 h of moderate intensity physical activity (e.g., walking, swimming, aerobics) on 5 times/week Hypocaloric diet calculated to reduce the subject's body
weight by ~1%/week
15 weeks 141.2 ± 8.3 122.0 ± 6.3 P < 0.01 BM, BMI, and FM: decrease

Results are reported as mean ± SD or SE; P value reported for pre- versus post values. f: female; HRM: heart rate maximum; m: male; MS: metabolic syndrome; NIDDM: noninsulin dependent diabetes mellitus; NS: not significant; RM: repetition maximum; V˙O2 max: maximal oxygen uptake; WL: weight loss.