Are acute sitting-induced changes in inflammation and cerebrovascular function related to impaired mood and cognition?

Sophie Elizabeth CarterRichard DraijerClaire E StewartAndy D MossDick H J ThijssenNicola D Hopkins

Published in: Sport sciences for health (2021)

Alterations in inflammation or cerebrovascular function following six hours of prolonged, uninterrupted sitting are not related to the observed reductions in mood, indicating other mechanisms underlie the relationship between acute sitting and mood disturbances.

Keyphrases

bipolar disorder
liver failure
oxidative stress
drug induced
respiratory failure
sleep quality
aortic dissection
hepatitis b virus
depressive symptoms
mild cognitive impairment
extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
direct oral anticoagulants