The effect of a session of high and low intensity resistance exercise, with and without of blood flow restriction, on the serum levels of atrial natriuretic Peptide and Blood pressure in trained men

Atrial natriuretic peptide secretion from the heart, and can have different effects on different body organs including the effects of these hormones influence the mechanisms of blood pressure. The purpose of this study is to identify the effects of resistance training with blood flow restriction on atrial natriuretic peptide and subsequent blood pressure.

This quasi-experimental study was Cross-group design with repeated measures with the aim of determining the effect of a session of high and low intensity exercise, with and without the of blood flow restriction, on the serum levels of atrial peptide natriuretic and men's blood pressure. To this end, from the available subjects, 8 trained men with an age range from (2575.1±) and fat percentage of (15.7±4.7) were randomly selected. These people with 48 hours of various protocols included: resistive activity with high intensity (%75 1RM) with and without blood flow restriction and the same activity with low intensity (%75 1RM) and without blood flow restriction. Serum levels of atrial natriuretic peptide were examined using ELISA method. Data were analyzed using repeated measure ANOVA.

Therefore, it seems that the effect of high and low intensity resistance exercise, with or without blood flow restriction through the secretion of peptide natriuretic atrial had no difference with each other.

Therefore, it seems that the effect of high and low intensity resistance exercise, with or without blood flow restriction through the secretion of peptide natriuretic atrial had no difference with each other.