Comorbidity may impose several different or even contradictory requirements for exercise.
Chapter 6, "Exercising the Paleofantasy", discusses two entertainingly contradictory hypotheses related to exercise and prehistory.
The articles, which are collected in a new book, "Manly Health and Training: To Teach the Science of a Sound and Beautiful Body," brim with piquant digressions and bumptious, often contradictory advice on diet, exercise, and beauty.
Earlier studies on the effect of reduced activity on oxygen uptake, HR and lactate responses to exercise are contradictory [ 43, 54- 57].
Although studies have resulted in contradictory results, it seems that exercise may have some immunorestorative properties on the decreased immune response with aging (Kohut and Senchina 2004; Smith et al 2004; Kohut et al 2005).
However, the response of blood pressure (BP) in hypertensive phenotypes to post-exercise effects remains a contradictory topic: a large set of physiological responses has been reported due to the variety of exercise types and protocols reviewed by [ 9].
It was not for him to dictate the meaning of a text (Kierkegaard's meanings are contradictory), but for his readers to exercise their autonomy in apprehending it.
Such ch'ixi landscapes emerge at the confluence of capitalist efforts at rendering territories investable, governmental efforts at managing dispossession, and Guaraní efforts to maintain life and exercise territorial sovereignty amidst contradictory processes of (post colonial governmentality.
Thus, the response of blood pressure to different exercise magnitudes remains a contradictory topic.
We emphasize that it is important to understand all findings, and care should be exercised to not dismiss contradictory results out of hand, even if they are of lower quality.
