Angelo Tremblay

TL;DR: In normotensive women, physical activity performed in early pregnancy appears to slightly modulate resting BP in early and late pregnancy, however, further investigations are needed to determine which physical activity-related parameter in response to exercise best predicts BP variations during pregnancy.

TL;DR: Six pairs of male monozygotic twins were submitted to a 22-day overfeeding period during which they ingested a daily surplus of 1,000 kcal above their individual daily energy needs in the form of a mixed diet to suggest changes in serum TG, LDL-C, and in the HDL-C/CHOL ratio were significantly associated with the genotype of the subjects.

TL;DR: It is supported that MW increases BP and HR through decrement in cardiac parasympathetic modulation in healthy subjects and suggest that sex does not influence CV responses induced by cognitive demand of similar intensity.

TL;DR: Men and women have specific food intake patterns when submitted to cognitive and physical stimuli, and exercise induced a decrease in EI relative to EE compared to the control condition that was more pronounced in men than women.

TL;DR: Fitness characteristics of college women and men aged 17-20 years whose values were compared to the data of the 1981 Canada Fitness Survey suggest the effect of vigorous activity and aerobic fitness on adiposity may be much greater than what is generally perceived by health professionals and agencies.