Effect of the continues and intermittence aerobic training on high - sensitive c-reactive protein in rats

The purpose of the present study was to determine effect of the continuous and intermittence aerobic training on the most sensitive of inflammatory marker the predictive of cardiovascular disease (high–sensitive C-reactive protein) in the obesity female wistar14848 rats (21.5 months). For this aim, 56 rats were prepared and were divided into seven groups. These groups include: pretest, midtest, posttest both control and continuous training and also intermittence training groups. The training protocol was performed 12 weeks, 5 day in week, with the defined speed and duration. The blood samples of the fasting were drawn in three phases including: the baseline level, after 6 and 12 weeks of training. HS-CRP was measured via Immunoturbidimetric assay. The data was analyzed via analysis of variance and repeated measure tests and the Post Hoc tests of Shepheh and Least significant difference (LSD). The results were showed: HS –CRP levels of continues and intermittence groups were decreased in significantly in the first six weeks (p=0/08 and 0/351) and decreased significantly after 12 weeks(p=0/000 and 0/003) However, the difference of hs–CRP in the control, continues and intermittence aerobic training groups after 6 and 12 weeks only weren’t significant between continues and intermittence aerobic training groups(p=0/936 and 0/427). In generally, on basis of these findings speaking the decline in this inflammatory marker after the continuous and intermittent aerobic training means attenuate in atherogenesis process. Both continues and intermittence aerobic training methods have the similar effects on hs- CRP.