Effects of 8 Weeks Exercise Trainings on Changes in Fibrinogen, CRP, Leukocytes and Cardiovascular Fitness in Men Inactive after Leaving Drug

The purpose of this study was to investigate effects of 8 weeks exercise trainings on changes in fibrinogen, CRP, leukocytes and cardiovascular fitness in men inactive after leaving drug. For this reason, thirty men inactive after leaving drug were selected as subjects and they divided into two groups randomly including control (n=15) and exercise training (n=15) groups. The average age, height, weight, BMI and Vo2peak of the subjects were as follows: 28.90 years, 172.2 cm, 61.33 kg, 20.53 kg/m2 and 28.20ml/kg/ min, respectively. Exercise trainings were including walking and resistance training for eight weeks. Before and immediately after performing the exercise, were taken blood sample from the subjects. After 48 hours, vo2peak was measured on treadmill using by on-mil Rockport test. Data were analyzed using by paired t Test, ANCOVA for inferential analysis of data (P≤0.05). The result showed that 8 weeks of regular exercise training significantly reduce levels of fibrinogen, CRP and leukocytes (P<0.000). BMI and Vo2peak after 8 weeks of regular exercise significantly were increased (P<0.000). Overall, findings show that exercise training includes walking with 50-70 maximum heart rate and intensity 45-50% of 1RM will reduce risk factors in people who leave drugs are indicative of this development, physical health and reduce mortality in these individuals.