Continuous or interval aerobic exercise training reduces daily fructose intake in female Wistar rat

ABSTRACT: Objctive: Fructose consumption has increased worldwide. Excessive fructose intake been a risk factor for the metabolic syndrome disorder incidence. This study aimed to investigate possible influence of two different exercise training methods, continuous and interval, on intake. Methods: Thirty two-months-old female Wistar rats were divided into six groups: sedentary + water ; interval . was given in drinking (10%). Continuous (40 minutes at 40% maximal speed) or (28 minutes, 1 minute 70%; 3 35% sessions carried out days/week 8 weeks. Results: decreased food with concomitant increase fluid did not modify but progressively reduced ingestion. In 8th week, groups drank less solution, 23%, respectively, than group. Conclusion: The findings indicate that both aerobic seem modulate behavior, possibly by mitigating craving sweetness, being more effective reducing exercise.