Efeitos combinados do treinamento contrarresistência e dietas restritivas em carboidrato ou convencional na perda de peso, variáveis sanguíneas e função endotelial
Palavras-chave:
Carboidratos, Dieta, Endotélio, Estado nutricional, ObesidadeResumo
Objetivo
Comparar os efeitos entre a dieta com restrição de carboidratos e a dieta hipoenergética convencional combinadas com treinamento contrarresistência. Trabalhou-se com a hipótese de que as dietas com restrição em carboidratos poderiam acarretar maior perda de peso, mas que, no entanto, ambas causariam efeitos similares nos biomarcadores de saúde.
Métodos
Vinte e um adultos com sobrepeso ou obesos participaram de um programa de 8 semanas de treinamento contrarresistência progressive combinado com dieta com restrição de carboidratos (inicialmente com <30 g de carboidrato; n=12) ou com dieta hipoenergética convencional (30% de restrição energética; carboidrato/proteína/lipídeos: 51/18/31% do valor energético total; n=9). Massa e composição corporais, variáveis sanguíneas (glicose, ureia, creatinina, ácido úrico, lipemia sanguínea, proteína c-reativa de alta sensibilidade) e dilatação fluxo-mediada da artéria braquial (por ultrassom) foram acompanhadas para observar os efeitos das intervenções.
Resultados
Foram identificadas reduções significativas na massa corporal (-5,4±3,5%; p=0,001 versus -3,7±3,0%; p=0,015) e na gordura corporal (-10,2±7,0%; p=0,005 versus -9,6±8,8%; p=0,017) de indivíduos em dieta com restrição de carboidratos e dieta hipoenergética convencional, respectivamente, sem diferenças significativas entre os grupos. Massa livre de gordura, variáveis sanguíneas e dilatação fluxo-mediada da artéria braquial não sofreram modificações significativas, exceto a razão colesterol total/lipoproteína de alta densidade, que reduziu 10,4±16,9% em dietas com restrição de carboidratos (p=0,037) e 0,5±11,3% em dieta hipoenergética
convencional (p=0,398).
Conclusão
A dieta com restrição de carboidratos associada ao treinamento contrarresistência foi tão efetiva quanto a dieta convencional em reduzir a massa e a gordura corporais, assim como em manter os valores da massa livre de gordura, das variáveis sanguíneas e da dilatação fluxo-mediada da artéria braquial. No entanto, foi mais efetiva na redução da razão colesterol total/lipoproteína de baixa densidade.
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